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PAGE TEN MEDFORD MAIL TRIBTJXE. MEDFORD, OREGON. SUNDAY. MAY 26. 1935 Little Jr. Retains British Crown TWEDDELL BESTED 1 UP, NEW HONORS FOR COAST STAR First Golfer In History To Win Three National Titles In Row Stages Thrilling Come-Back To Win. - fiy OAYI.F. TA1.HOT AwoclalPd Pre Sport Wrltir ST. ANNE'S-ON-THE-8EA. England. May 28. (AP) William Lnwuon Llt tl, Jr., the Colofwiis from California, flied the mantle of golfing greatness more firmly on hi shoulders today when he defeated Dr. William Twed de!l. a 38-year-old British physician, one up. In 36 holes and wone the British amateur frolf championship for the second straight time. Thus the burly. 24-year-old San Francisco shotmaker became the first player In history to win three con secutive national amateur golf crown and the third man ever to register a "double" In the 60 yenrs of this cham pionship. During a sensational struggle which aw the husky holder of the British and American Blmon-pure titles three up at the end of the morning round, only to be brought back on even terms with sir holrs to go In the home stretch, Little played some of the grandest golf In his enreer. He withstood paralyzing pressuro over the final, windswept passage to suo diw Tweddell. the winner of the 0'27 championship, who made a bold bin to restore tne crown to England on the last nine holes. (iullcry Itlutoiis Desperately needing a four on the final hole to assure victory, the Amer ican skillfully got off one of the most testing shots of the tournament, hemmed In on three sides by a gnl lery of almost 10.000 which had rerged on riotous conduct over the prospect of witnessing Little's down fall. Standing on the 36th hole, Little had his opponent donnle one. Twed dell, having the honor by virtue of winning the previous hole, divided the fairway with a 250-yard drive. Earlier In the riny Little had been belting the ball from the tecs fairly ROTH'S 3 HOMERS NOT ENOUGH EOR BOSTON VICTORY PITTSBURCVH, May 2JS. Jp) n la ing to the glorious heights of his hey-dey. Babe Ruth, the sultan of swat, crashed out three home runs against the PlttaburRh Pirates today but they were not enough and th Boston Bravea took a 11 to 7 defeat before a crowd of 10,000 at Forbes field. The stands rocked with cheers fr the miffhty Babe aa he enjoyed a field day at the expense of Pltche-s Red Lucw and Guy Bush, getting a single besides the three circuit blow In four times at bat and driving In altogether six runs. Ruth left the game amid an ova tion at the end of the Braves' ha'f of the seventh inning and after his third home run a prodiglou clout that oarried clear over the right field grandstand. Bawball men said it wa." the longest drive ever made at Forbe field. Score: B. H. E. Boston ...... 7 18 1 Pittsburgh 11 14 0 Bctts, Welch. Cantwell, Benton and flpohrer; Lucas, Bush, Hoyt and CRACK SHOTS VIE TODAY FOR MAIL Southern Oregon Gun Clubs Enter Annual Event On Local Grounds. Grace. CmcrNNATI. May 25. ,yr The Cincinnati Red made it two In a row over the Phllllea today with a 4 to 3 victory, the one-run marjrln coming from a double by Rlggs and triple by Goodman in the seventh Inning. Score : R. H. B Philadelphia 3 4 3 Cincinnati : 4 11 1 Thomas, jorgens and Todd; Hoi lingsworth. Krey and Lombard! CHICAGO. May 25. 7Pt The bat tered but still effective New York Giants fed on of their chief chal lengers, the Cubs, on a four-hit dle flta!n today when Carl Huhbeii h.id the better of a pitching duel wt-h Lon Wameke. and the league leaders triumphed 3 to 2 to take the eerie. Score : R. H. E. New York 3 10 I Chicago 2 4. Hubbell and Mancuso; Warncke and Hartnett. ST. LOUIS. May 25. iVm The Car- eonsisienuy aoout aw 3ruS. dnf,U .npped past the defeated Chi- Down the stretch, he was hard a nil.a . . pressed and sacrificed nccuracy for distance. He sliced his drive into a swarm of spectatora standing In the rough and the ball settled on a bare spot. His fore-caddy, with a slick flying An American flag, rushed to the spot and fell on all fours, animal-like, to prevent the rampages spectators fro mtramplina on the ball. Little lowly ambled up to the ball and with characterihtlc linpasslveneiyi Tlewed the situation without a sign of emotion. One hundred yards dis tant was the green, with two yawning trap In between. It took the mar- rials fully five mlnutra to move the crowd back to permit Little to get a free, swipe at the ball. Ho chose, a apade mashie, lobbed the pellet beau tifully to clear the traps and it came to rest on the green U8 Inet from the bole. Tweddell planted his approach three feet Inside of Little's. Itrrowry heers Tin recovery had a revitalizing ef fect on the champion. For the first time during the (tun I match he smil ed. He took IrflK time, than Usual in lining up the putt and then rolled the ball "stone dead'" tor a sine four, putting the pressure on Twed dell and. an It turned out, blighting the challuner'a hope,. Facing the most difficult operation of his ca reer, the medico saw his 'JS-foot putt, which would have taken the match by at least an extra hole, plide past the cup. Ruefully but grinning. Tweddell tapped Littles hall Into the cup and cuiio-ded defeat. j The gsllf ry, whtoh had cheered ; Twcddell s magnificent uphill fight. ! cheerrd equally loud for the vlctorl oua Caltfuruiau. ca;o Cubs Into third place in the Na tional lenffue standing today as ther put together a pair of five-run Iti nlnsa to defeat, the Dodders 10 to 3 In the odd game of the series. Score : R. H. E Brooklyn 8 8 1 St. Louis 10 13 0 Babieh. trfvmard. Vane and Phelp" Klelnke, Harrell. Hsllahan and IV laneey. The annua Medford Gun club classic, the Mall Tribune trophy shoot, wilt be contested at the local gun club grounds, north of the Medford airport this morning. Represented by their crack teams, several Southern Oregon gun clubs will enter their top shooters in the hope that one of the target busters will be able to show the skill that will be required to take the trophy away from Medford. Last year the trophy was won by William Bates, a feat that brought the cov-ted trophy back from Klam ath Falla. The Klamath shooters have sent word to Medford that they will be here In force and expect to take the plaque back to Klam ath. A program of 100 16-yard singles. 50 handicap targets nnd 25 pairs of doubles will be shot in the tour nament. Tills will be the last big shoot staged at the local club grounds previous to the big state shoot which will be held June 13 to 16. The Medford ground. have been enlarged and improved and are now the finest In the state and the members arc anxious that the peo ple of Medford will turn out to day to witness the contest. Visitors are welcome and their Is no ad mission charge. Former Beaver Leads Junior League Hitters NEW- YORK. May 23. (,ptTl.e moat notable batting feat for the wepk which ended with yestereday's games was that of Bob Johnson ol the Phlledalphlci Athletic who annull ed his way Into the American leagu" lead with a 30-polnt gain which . brought hia average up to .421. John- i son came to the Athletics from tw Portland Coast league dub. YANKS TAKE PAIR, IN SECOND PLACE NEW YORK, May 35. (AP) The Yankees again climbed into second place In the American League stand ing today by defeating the St. Loula Browns In both ends of a double header that brought forth as great a variety of baseball happenings as any of the 29.008 cash customers could ask. The scores were 3 to 1 and 8 to 7. First game: R. H. E. St. Lou la . 17a New York 3 0 1 Cain and Hemsley; Ruffing and Dickey. Second game; R. H. E. St. Louis '. 7 8a New York 8 11 1 Vanatta, Walkup, Thomas and , Hemsley; Broaca, Murphy, Tamulis and Dickey. FROM STATE, 87-43 university vlth a bust of Oregon's veteran track coach and trainer who has been here 33 years. PLAY NEIGHBORS iwenry or more golfers from this EUGENE. Ore.. May 25. (API 'ty PtI to leave today for Winning 11 of the 15 events. Col- Gram for a good-will tourna- onel Bill Hay ward 'a University ol nt and word vd Tom the Oregon track and field team defeat-Irumate "veaied that they will ed Oregon State college 87 1-3 to 43 2-3 here today in their annual dual meet. A brisk wind plus a makeshift do greeted with a potluck luncheon the Grants Pass Countrv rinh. BOSTON, May 25. ( AP) The De troit Tigers made it two out of three- over the Boston Red Sox to day, winning the odd game of their flrt visit to Boston. 8 to 3. Score: R. H. E. Detroit 3 7 0 Boston 2 7 1 Bridge and Cochrane; Ostermuel ler, Hockette and Berg. WASHINGTON, May 25. ( AP) The league leading Chicago White Sox pounced on four Washington pitchers today to pound out an H 3 victory over the Senators, even ing the series. Score: r. h. E. Chicago 8 14 1 Washington 3 8 1 Fischer and Sewell; Linke, Pcttlt. Russell, Bean and Bolton. PHILADELPHIA, May 25. ( AP) The Athletics, with Jimmy Btoxx re turned to his old poet at first base. broke their losing streak by dividing doublcheader with the Cleveland Indians today. The A's won the sec ond game, 6 to 1. after the tribe trounced them 9 to 6 in 10 Inn ings. First game: R. H. K. Cleveland 9 15 0 Philadelphia 8 13 1 (10 innings.) Hlldebrand. Pearson. C. Brown and Pytlak; Mahaffery. Cascarella and Berry, Foxx. Second game: R. H. E. Cleveland 1 7 4 Philadelphia 6 8 0 Hudlin. Brown and Brenzel, Pyt lak: Dietrich and Berry. Webfoot lineup left all but two records untouched. The main attraction of the meet wa Jim Daneri, Oregon State col lege "Iron man" who broke the Javeln record with a heave of 21V feet 4 Inches and then weni on to take second In the discus and thirds In the broad jump and shot- Daneri s winning toss broke the 1033 record of 240 feet 6 Inches set by Demaris of Oregon who today hit 218 feet, 10?; inches. The other meet casualty came in the broad Jump when Arne Lind- gren of Oregon sailed 23 feet, B inches, one inch better than the meet record made by Allen of Ore gon in 1U31. One of the major surprises of the day was furnished by the Webfoot high Jumper, John Stolp, who won at six fect, lis inches. The bar wa& notched for six feet, 3 Inches, but a sag in the bar brought the height down below the meet record. Other outstanding performers oi the day were George Scharpf ol Oregon who won the half-mile in 1:56.9. and Ernie Guggisberg of Ore gon State who ran the mile In the line time of 4:22.9. With Bud Shocmakc out of the picture with muscle ailment, the j Webfoot sprinters nevertheless man- ' aged to place one-two. Walt Soph- ! son won the 100-yard dash with j Ken Miller, a sophomore, second, and In the furlong they reversed order. I Before the meet Colonel Bill Hay- j ward whs honored as the letter- j men's organization presented the j nouse at noon, arranged by the Grants Pass women golfers under the di rection of Mrs. 8. W. McOuat. Local women players went afield on Friday, taking a trip to Klamath Falls, where they report a highly suc cessful tournament, which came out in their favor. Nine made the trip among whom Mrs. J. c. Thompson won low gross; Mrs. Leland Clark, low net; Mrs. D. R. Wood, the mittlne contest, and Mrs. George Codding the driving contest. Others who Dartk-I- pated were Mrs. W. S. Thurlnw Mr. Dove Wilcox, Mrs. F. G. Bunch. Mrs' Larry Schade. Mrs. Anne Fuson. u-hn changed plans and did not make a trip to Hollywood as she had ninnnoH this week, and Mrs. Mack Ullard. who waa already in the neighboring city. Jack Gipe's Grants Pass Merchants will face the whittling curves ol "Speedbair Thompson at the new high school baseball field on South Holly street here this afternoon at 2:30, when the Cavemen tangle with the Medford Rogues In a set tling of their gamc-and-gamc tie. Manager "Hoosier" Hoffard of the Rogues has stated that his team will win the game, and the ratl blrds have been rather Inclined to string along with him in this opin- ! ion. Thompson threw the pill past 1 lad with an eye on the leagues who has been chuck 'I great ball, and the ancient Al rvl lette. league leading slugger percentage of .571. ;ilmurtM Play Dnrri The Jacksonville Gllmore with their old manager . Bud t ' lin. missing from first baw, encounter the formidable Cal.. nine today at Dorrls with' promising, but untried pitcher the box. Joe Nannies. Santa ci acc. according to the clubi un manager. Bob Lewis. Naunies fci, developed a sensational style of tt. livery to offset his lack of ejpe. lence, and Hess will be ready t0 lieve him If the going gets toup. Kenton will be moved in from outflpld to take Conlln's absent position. The wrestling arena at the i-rm the Merchants for no hits and no; win remain dark acaln this uv runs until he blew In the seventh iue to the fact that state ahi... iiiiuiK iai. ct-iv, nuu h mw ( rules pronioit proie&SlOnai WTfstUc cards on Memorial day, which fall 0 with control, Strickland of the Bclltngham Normal, will be there to back Thompson If he shows signs of weakening today. The Medford club boasts the strongest infield In the league, and they alw retain the second heaviest slugger In the circuit. Hoffard, who has knocked out a .461 so far this year. To pit against this advantage Grants Pass will throw Into the fray their ace pitcher, Earhart, Thursday. Promoter Mack LUlard announcK last night, however, that when wrw! ling activities open again tne tollo. Ing week, Juno 8. a three-bout scIikj. ule will be in effect. Instead of thi two-match type of card that has p. vailed during the winter. There Til: be a slight raise In admission prion Use Mall Tribune want ads. PRESIDENT SEES PENN BEAT NAVY ANNAPOT.TS. Md.. May 35. Ti Pennsylvania nosed out the navy crew by a few feet today to win the Adams cup for the second time and take the mythical eastern sprint title The time waa 8 minutes 3-10 se-?-onrts. Harvard, the third boat in the re gatta, trailed as Ha foremoM alum nus. President Roosevelt, watched tt'e regatta from the referee's boat. Navy previously had won the freshman and Junior varsity events. Weather conditions for the regat ta were Ideal. Be correctly corseted In an Artist Model by Ethel wyn B. Hoffmann. 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