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Newspaper Page TextPAGE TWO VEDFVRD MAIL TRIBUNE. 3IEDFOK1) QftEGOy. MONDAY. SEPTECBER 17, 1931, CLOSE CONTESTS OF PAT TOURNEY Interest Increasing at Rogue Valley Course As Field Narrows in Annual Classic Pairings Are Listed In the completion yesterday of third round! In tbe annual P. A. T. golf tournament at Rogue River Vell:y course, IB matches were played In a turnout that brought competition Into the fourth bracket. Olcu Fabric, and e. Thorndlke were the only con testants unable to play yesterday, and are shooting out their 18 holes today, There were few defaulters In Sun day's match play, with most of the entrants answering Pro Jack Hues ton's call to end third rounds before evening. R, D. Semon and Harry MoMahon forged into the fourth bracket yea- terday by winning advance matchea from Ward Bceney and John Cupp, respectively. ttcmon repeated his pre vious win over D. T. Wilcox by down ing Beeney, 1 up on the 18th, both close matches, while McMahon won from Cupp, 8 and . Theae contest, ante, already In the fourth bracket, must wait until next Monday for their next matchea, aa their pairings will not be completed belore that time. Bauer, Wilcox In Duel. Another close match in yesterday's play was the battle between Bruce Bauer and L. P. Wilcox, which Bauer took, 1 up on the 19th, shooting a 85 with a handicap of 20. Wilcox carded a 07, with a handicap of t. Other matchea played Sunday re sulted aa follows: Charles Strang de feated H. Bunce, 8 and 8; Oordon Green defeated Tod Porter, by de fault; K. W. Kendrlck defeated H. B. Bentley, 2 and 1; R. A. Botts defeat ed Lee Watson, 5 and 4: O. Schenck defeated Geo. Prey, by default; Wm. Heath defeated Geo. Codding, 2 up; Earl Tumy defented Jack Reynolds, 3 and 2: G. E. Pierce defeated O. O. Tyree, 2 and 1; C. S. Newhall defeat ed O. O. Horner, 1 up on the 19th; Bud Simmons defeated Lieut. P. D. Smith, by default; Walter Leverette defeated J. R. Woodford, 3 and 2; J. B. Kirk defeated C. C. Lommon, 6 and 8; H. B. Kellom defeated C. M. Kldd, by default; A. P. West defeated A. P. Mansfield, by default; R. B. Hammond defeated K. R. Driver, 3 and 1; Or. E. R. Durno defeated O- O. Alenderfer, by default; R. G. Bardwell defeated E. L. Chlldere, A and 4. Pairings Annnunred. Palrlnga for fourth rounda are as follows: Sollnaky and Tumy. New hall and Pierre, Bud Simmons and l,everette, Kirk and Kellom, Orr and West. Hammond and Hunt, Dr. Durno and Bardwell, Strang and Phythlan, Green and Ellis, Benin and Schenck, Porter and Heath, Leland Clark and the winner of the Tabrlck vs. Thorn dike match. Bauer and Dr. Barnum. Robert Ruhl and Kendrlck. Result of the "six-ball twelvesosne." which finally developed Into a "six some." according to Hueston, was a three-way tie. A. P. Mansfield and Leland Clark, Ed Simmons, southern Oregon tltleholder. E. R. Driver and Jack Hueeton were the teams, which each scored 76. Mansfield and Clark, the defending champions of the ar rangement, were challenged to a re turn match next Sunday. Harry McMahon, president of the club, stated yesterday that the handi cap committee haa been functioning to ptrfectlon this year, as all matches have resulted In cVie contents. Com petition Is running higher aa the field thins down toward the final contest ant for the P. A. T. trophy, now held by John B. Kirk. HOW THEY STAND. (By the Associated Press.) Coast. Los Angeles Seattle Hollywood HM Missions ....... San Pranclsco - Oakland Portland W. U Pet. 80 39 .674 49 88 .663 47 39 " .847 46 41 .629 47 43 .628 40 49 A9 31 86 .350 31 63 JH8 National. New York St. Louis Chicago Boston ..... Pittsburgh ......... Brooklyn .......... Philadelphia Cincinnati .......... 84 63 .634 , 84 66 .600 , 80 68 .680 , 71 88 .611 88 67 .604 61 77 60 86 .370 . 60 88 .362 Detroit New York , Cleveland m. Boston ....... St. Louis ...... Washington . Philadelphia Chicago ...... 92 49 .852 87 63 .613 ... 7 86 .639 .. 70 71 Ait 63 77 .450 .. 61 78 .439 ... 60 78 .436 .. 61 87 460 SOPMH'S YACHT L( (Continued uom page one) HUGE CROWD SEES I hours expired with Rainbow leading but half a mile from the finish. The race might have been closer had Ralnbow'a spinnaker not split at the foot Just as she was bearing down on Endeavour whose crew waa alow In making aall when the wind shifted and she doused her spinnaker pre paratory to Jibing. Much of the credit for the British victory, It appeared must go to tha big Annie Oakley spinnaker a per forated sail which appeared made to order for the nine knot breeze which blew during the last stagea of the race. Endeavour finished at 3:38:44 (Est) making her time for the 30 mile wind ward-leeward courea 8 hours, 43 min ute 44 seconds. Rainbow's official finishing time waa given as 2.40:63. Victory Popular A perfect bedlam of sound broke out as tha big blue-hulled challenger boiled serosa the finish line, crowds the yachts whistles and bells adding to the din. There could be no doubt that Sop- wlth's sportsmanship had made hint a popular figure with the preponder antly American crowd. Although several things favored Endeavour they were offset by sloppy sallhandllng and the conclusion seems Inescapable that aha la tha faster In an honest breere. She's Faster float Although both Rainbow and En deavour were under the old mark for the 15 mile windward leg Endeavour failed to crack the record for the full course, set at 3:24:29 by the Ameri can defender Vigilant In 180S. Vigilant also held the old windward mark of 2:06:40 which Rainbow shad ed by two minutes, 31 seconds and Endeavour by 21 seconds less. Their times to the mark were: Rainbow 3:04:04, Endeavour 2:04:30. The race committee hailed both challenger and Endeavor aoon after the finish and waa given an affirma tive anfr to the question whether they wished to sail the third raoe to morrow. Eiher aklpper could have received a 34-hour postponement. The course tomorrow will be 80 miles around a triangle. (By the Associated Press.) The Cardinals took their trlumpsnt leave of New York today with a rec ord of three vlctorlea In four gamca with the league-leading Olanta and only a a'.-ttamc margin to make up In the National league pennant race. At the same time the Yankeea ad vanced on Detroit for another "cru cial" four-game tilt with the realisa tion that they would have to do at least aa well aa the Carda to get back Into the American league scrap. After dividing the first two games, the Carda swept the boarda yesterday while a crowd of 63.573, the largest the Folo grounds has ever held, look ed on. Manager Prank Prlsch carried out his threat to make the Giants think there waa a cloud of Desna around by sendl'ig Dlrjty In to giln his 20th victory. 6 to 8. In the opener, then following with brother Paul, who gave only six hits In an ll-lninlng duel with Csrl llubbell to win 3-1. SEATTLE. Sept. 17. AP Mra. Michael Earles, died suddenly here yesterday from a heart attack. She was the widow of Michael Earlea, plo. neer lumberman. Ths earles came here from Wisconsin 30 years ago. 4 With The Wind LEAGUE IS ORGANIZED LA ORANDE. Or. Brpt. 17. (AP Nerthesicrn On-pon high tohoola . .:? ntfd the Bin Mountain f.xthell lcme at n meeting here SaUirdaT : with Prmllfton. Mllton-Frrewater. Baker, L'nlon. Entrrprlw and La (.:nn1a ns mrmben. i Championships will ht determined annually by pt-rvrnUire and in caw: of a tie. a p.ny-of! will be required This year ei' h tram m;wt play three j It-acne membern, but beirlnnln with next fill mut ached ul four league rr.embrret to be ronsiderfd In the t'.tl race. Tra V'o die. I. a fli ande hl7' con'-h. e'.rctcd flrt president. L.e Mall i.lbune want ad - k San Franciaco Bay la dotted theee daya with aallboata, largt anc amt.lt, which walccme tha at 1ft noff bweattra which blow (n tha fall. Hart'a tha achoontr Irfaha wit noaa down running before tha wind (Atiocictcd Preaa PhM. DEFEAT ALL-STARS, 9-7, N YREKA CLASH the day and attracted a large crowd with many Medford fans In the atands. Next Sunday tha Roguea play Grant Paas again at Grants Pass. Roguea AB. Lewis as Allen rf Donovan 3b . Hotfard cf Halght lb . Norrts If Tha Medford ttoguea downed the Northern California All-star team yesterday at Yreka 9 to 7 ttiereby winning two of tha three games played with ths Callfornlana. Superior playing of the Roguea aid ed by brilliant pitching of "Merlnoff" Woodward enabled the Medford team to come out on top. Woodward held the hard-hitting All-Stars to eight bits and struck out a like number. Some nice fielding by Shortstop Dick Lewis and Outfielder Hooaler Hoffard saved the day on several oc casions. The hitting atara of tha game were Byrd of the All-Stara and Norrla of the Roguea, each connecting for three aafe hits. Norrla crashed out two doublea and a triple In five times at bat. The game waa the feature attrac tion on the Oold Rush program for Relnklng 3b Neathamer e . Woodward p Brazil. F. 3b . Brazil, P. lb . Hamlin rf-p , Martin p-rf Poulaon cf .... Pemmls in ... Byrd o. Lang Sb ... Moffltt If AB. , 6 . 8 .. 4 42 R. er, Lang, P. Brazil, Byrd. Struck out by Woodward 8, Martin 6 Hamlin 1. Base on balls Woodward 4. Martin 3. Two-base hits Norrla 2. 'Lewis, P. Brazil, Hamlin. Three-base hits Norrla. Sacrifice hits Halght Wood ward. Double plays Lewis to' Halght Stolen bases Neathamer, Lewis. Um pires, Hubbard and Al Hagen. B All-Stars 0 1 0 4 0 0 0 3 07 8 3 Medford 1 0 3 0 3 0 4 0 09 16 2 Batteries: Martin, Hamlin and Byrd; Woodward and' Neathamer. Summary: Errors Allen, Neatham- Dentist, Singer Taken By Death PORTLAND, Sept. 17. (AP) Dr. Stuart M. McGulre, 60, widely known : Portland dentist and baritone alnger. , died here Sunday after an Hlneea of several months. He waa a native of : Portland, the son of pioneers. He sang In the choir of the old Taylor ' street Methodist church when he waa 10 years old and later studied music I In New York. ROGUES, GRANTS PASS WILL PLAY OFF TIE GRANTS PASS. Sept. 17. (Spl.) The Granta Pass Merchants on Sun day, September 23. will again go to bat against Hal Halght'a slugging Roguea In an attempt to aatlsfac torlly straighten out the tie-up that waa made last Sunday when tha two teams battled to & 1-1 score. Dse Mall Tribune want ada. PENDLETON SHEDS ! Score y G0LFERS INVITED 10 tout League. PUnn TP DACC U l Ml minm KArr Mia BUutT I MAM I PENDLETON. Ore., fiept. 17. (yP The Round-up la over. Pendleton Dimness men took; off their 10-gallon hat today, and wore white collars to work. Chaps, leather vesta and chiefs' headdresses went back Into moth ball for another year. Tepee cam down, nd Indian went back to living in houses, many of them with bathrooms. The crowd of 40,000 that wttched the final Saturday and milled through Happy canyon Saturday evening was scattered, leaving only the reminder that nearly 100.000 In all saw the big show on at least one of the three days. Dick Trultt was headed toward his home at Stonewall, Okie.., with the Sam Jackson trophy for the best alt a round top hand under hi arm. By winning first In calf roping and sec ond In steer roping, he took the first leg on the trophy, and will be given permanent possession of It If he wins two more round-up titles. Coast League- At Portland, fl-4; Hollywood. T-J. At Lo Angela, 10-8; Oakland, J-0. At Seattle, 0-5; Mission, 8-4. At San Pranclsco, 5-2; Sacramento, 4-3. , National League. At New York, 8-1: St. loul, 8-S-second game, 11 Inning. At Brooklyn. 11-8: Chlcgo, 6-4. At Boston, 1-3; Cincinnati, 3-5. Pittsburg at Philadelphia post poned; rain. American League At Detroit. 3; Washington, 1. At Cleveland, 8; New York, 3. At Chicago, 2-13; Boston, 1--0. At St. Louis, 1-0; Philadelphia, 3-3. - i Kaer Will umpire Four Mat Matches BADTf.ln Knt. 17 f AP I Max Baer. heavyweight boxing champion of the world, movie star and wrestling referee on the side, will begin a series of four Oregon appearancee tonight when he acta as third man In the ring at a wrestling show here. ttj win rifree another show In Salem Tuesday night, one at Eugene Thursday night and a reunn Marshfleld Friday night. GRANTS PASS, Sept. 17. An lnrt tatlon for Medford golfers to play Sunday at the Grants Paas Country club In a blind bogey tournament for prlaes which will be bought with tha 81 entrance fee to be charged waa sent to the Rogue Valley Golf club today with a request that It be brought to the attention of all Jack son county players. Play will begin early In the morn ing of September 23 and will continue until every entrant turna In his 18 hole medsl score. Each player select his own handicap and the net score for which all will compete will be kept secret until the matches are completed when the merchandise prtzea will be awarded. A eummer-bome building lot on tha bank of the Rogue river at the Coun try club will be the tournament fea ture. The tournament event Is t open the fsll playing season at tha country club course here. NOTE : Gamei played at points I 1934 Schedule of Football Games Compliments of Th Western Union Telegraph Co, I SEPTEMBER 21 SEPTEMBER 29 OCTOBER 6 OCTOBKR n i OCTOBER 20 OCTOBER 27 NOVEMBER i NOVEMBER 10 NOVEMBER 17 I NOVEMBER 24 NOVEMBER 29 DECEMBER 1 AlnJujAkrrl't 'S'"""! "Wr" f' ... ; Mn.klnpln, loha Carroll Held.lboa B.M-in.W.ll.c. Ml Unloa ALAHAMA &lv aTi!,. SS""i."1 .MIS,', Tenn.rMism) Geor,l. (B'ham) kroCkT Clmn 0,nrl. Tch V.nd'll (B'ham A BRIGHT milHl!. .0,tt?rp fc8, V; , j :V,"'H"bj" 'Kentucky 'Duk. (B'han.) 'Gcor.U Tech. 'Florida (M'gmr) 'Coonl. (ColO ., AnV7n5H7rff ! F. at M. Dickinson Wat Maryland 'Muhlcnber. UCarcne Mon.l.n Uialla UlnnVillT Unlau. ARIZONA (Tucwn) Loyol. (L. A.) New Mcilca Tnlpe Thra, Tm.Tech ilffiH S,,F"""""W P"'!" . TcChrU. 'Baylor (I. Reck) 'L. S. U. (Sh'pl.) Roll. Mine. 'Tel.. A. & M. Ties 'S. M. U. Tula. nnsrmS Pnif Jn.1.. I,1-5dw,H! ,c , TT; 'Ark.n. (l R.) 'Simmon. TV-.A.&M. T. C. V. T.a. Ctn,nUrr 8. M. U. Rice nSCTSMliSib'n' Si. AnedoVa fprlnffitld 'We.t MuyUnd Provid.nc. Villa No BonrmU' Holr CreM Si?&ir -lasu ht afrd -ftzs? aa 9srss- CASE SCH. OP SCIENI-E (UvUn,f) IIiIInJ.1. Wittenberg Woo.r.r John Carroll Deniton Baldwin-W.lUca Ob.rlln Ww.m Rom Toledo - - r?S1ilCjyNiV-i?!!:1,;,,',D-C) . I , .k'iV1! 'HoItC., Balrimor. 'Manhalu. W MirriiaT Otlnkorp. Doque.n. ' SISToSfi ?,,if?rt M U. Normal Hendrii.Hend 'OkUhom. Tei i. M.(B'ail) Lru T. C. U. Ouach.a lulu Baylor MMuippI Loyola maV a SiPaJJu' !T'VnCT, .... 'Furman Loul.villa GW.. Coll. Marco 'Chalranooga f h!7N, PA (f bMtMa-y T'"S Xfld. Tenn. Thra Oalnhorp. Sooth.nun. 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A. ek M. Carnegie Th Catholic U. EMPORIA (Emporia, Kas.) Ottawa ZZ HZ Emooria Thra. ' raimyCtK'Z2'Yl ,"M . X. P L, .- T',l"" No.C.r. StM. 'Maryland (Bait.) Geor.i.O.,.) Ml.l..lppl AU. Poly (M'gy) Geoegia Taeh S.iV !, i r. ., - Weatmlnatee , St. Mary'a S. M. U. Tennetie. Wot VirglnU Purdue N. Y. U. FVKuArffi,1','! '.r C) r. r-i 'Wofford p.eara'a. 'Mercer Centre Bucknell 'Citadel South Cerollns 'Clemjon ' GEORGETOWN (Waahlngton, P. C) Ml. St. Mary'. 'Manhattan W. &. M. N. Y. V. 'Richmond Roanoke 'Maryland 'Wear. MarrlanJ ?fRA?Vl'i(yTOF V" M . 1 v, Vanderbil. TTU. 'Wea, Vlralnl. Oklahoma ' ntnuRlv Vl'?u'a.r L 5,'"0,, f,urm,nu I No. Carolina ' "Tulene AUbama(B'hara.) 'Florida Oaa.) 'Vale No. Car. State 'Ala. Poly (Cola.) Oeorg). Tech RrSS a A "t A',1",,,) H."""r . v:'lhlll ! 'Duke 'Michigan TuUne No. Caroline , Alabama Poly Alabama 'Florida 'Georiu HARVARD (tJTmnridg.) JL' TOfflS? DartmouTh PrincalT ' 8. XI. New FjanTpahln. Wl" 'M"" ZZ L!Vl!.5lF"""rXW) r,L IPPvr St,,hF -m. '- . ,R--,,i. 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