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MEDFOBD TRrBtTNE. !MEDFORD, OREGON. SUNDAY, JUNE 23, 1935. Ohio Negro Flash Outclasses Coast Stars PENDLETON, Ore., June 20. (AP) Considerable dust was being whip ped up In this area today by a high wind from the east. Th tempera ture had dropped markedly from Fri day's maximum of 92. PAGE TEN U. S. C. COPS TITLE BUT OWENS WINS Human Antelope Given Ova tion bv Throng: Beats Stars of Nation; No Rec ords Smashed. TOWARDS STADIUM. BERKELEY. Cai., June 22. (AP) University of Southern California's powerful track and flld team won the 1033 national eolleglate A. A. team championship today but a lithe, brown negro youth from Ohio atate, Jesse Owens, won the thunderous applause of 1 8,000 fans. In the most amazing list of Indi vidual performances ever witnessed In the far west, Owens took first places In the 100 and 200-yard dashes, the 220-yard low hurdles and the broad Jump. His effort alone ac counted for 40 of the 40 1-8 points arored by Ohio State to talcc second place to Southern California. Surviving members of the 23 -man Trojan team, after yesterday's trials, rolled tip a total of 75 1-30 points, accounted for largely through secon dary strength. The Trojans only won two first places. But while Southern California was adding the N. C. A. A. title to Its previously won Intercollegiate A. A. A. A. honors of a few weeks ago. Umber-legged Owens waa atreaklng down the cinder path, skipping hur dles and keeping an eye on broad Jump rivals, an event In which he clinched top position In yenterday's trials. This human antelope, who learned to run on the sidewalks of Cleveland, failed to even come close to his ear lier world record bettering perform ances, but the assembled thousands who cheered htm on were thoroughly aatlsfled n evert he Jew. He best just about the pick of the country's athletic stars In every event be appeared In. Prom the time he won the 100-yard dash until he loped ; eff the field after making one ape- j elal effort to exceed the world's broad Jump record, the thronga plaudits were for Owens. No greater ovation has ever been accorded a visiting ath lete. The two aprlnts. heralded at 'the races of the year," developed Into one-man affair for first place. Owens won the hundred In 0.8 seconds and the furlong In 21.6. In the short sprint he beat Eulnre Peacock of Temple with George And demon of California coming third, In the 220 he breeaated the tape Just ahead of Anderson with Herman Neu gaas of Tulane finishing In third place. Each time Owens led from til start. Slowness of the tlmea was attributed to a 10-mlle wind that blew Into the runners. Owens' biggest test came todav In the 220-yard low hurdles where he faced the defending champion. Olenn Hardin of Ioulalana State. It turned out to be a romp for the negro lad. Owena led after the half way mark and was clocked In 23.4 seconds. The victory climaxed Owens four vay victory. He clinched the broad Jump yesterday In the trials with a leap of 28 feet 1 Inches. His nearest rival. Al Olson of Southern Califor nia. Jumped 25 feet 8 inches today for the second position. OIiEVTULAND, June 23. P) The Indiana swum? from their heels at everything the Yankee pitchers offer ed today and slammed their way right bwk Into second place with a 12 to 0 victory over the league leaders In the opener of an Important four game aeries. The tribe collected twelve hits from the offerings of Johnny Broaca, John ny Murphy, Walter Brown and Jim my DeAhong and made eight of them good for extra bases. There were four home runs. Including Hal Trosky'a twelfth of the season, three doubles and a triple. H- H. E New York e 0 Cleveland ja ia j Broaca, Murphy. Deahong and Jor gens. Dickey; Hildebrand, W. Brown and Phillips. OHrCAOO. June 22. ip) With a homer and a double, Roy Johnson drove In four runs in the late Innings today to give the Boston Red Sox a 7 to 5 victory over the White Bo in the opening game of their serle.i. R. H. E. Boston ......... .-............. TOO Chioaxo a i Rhodes. J. Johnson and R. Fer rell; Tletje, Wyatt and Shea. E GIANTS' BATTLES HEW YORK. June 52. tjr, Pitts burgh's challenging Pirates shatter ed the Olanta' five-game winning atre&lc today but after talcing i 1 to 4 defeat In the eleven Inning open ing battle, the league leaders came back to the victor trail again and iron the second game of a double header 7 to 3. (First game) R. H. E. Pittsburgh 5 10 1 New Yorlc 4 10 1 Birkofer, Hovt and Padden; Hub bell. Al Smith and Dannlng. (Second game) R. H. E. Pittsburgh 8 8a New Yorlc 7 14 1 Weaver, Hoyt and Orace; Schu macher and Mancuso. ST. LOUIS. June 32. (T) The Browns capitalized on ten hits and Philadelphia errors to take the fir.t of a four-game series from the Ath letic today, 11 to 8. Philadelphia 8 " "a st- Lou 10 1 Wllshlre. Caster and Bern.' Knott and Hemsley. LASKY HURTS EYE AND LOSES.BATTLE SAN PRANCISCO. June 22 (AP) Although suffering from a bad cut oyer hla left eye, Art l,akjr. lanky Jewish heavyweight, today had enough eyesight left to watch nls chances of fighting Jim Braddock for the championship of the world go glimmering away. rord Smith, a comparative un known from Kallaprll. Montana, waa the Tlllaln who gave Lafky the cut and knocked his hopes of meeting Braddock In the new champ's first title defense Into the discard. Smith cored a technical knockout In the sixth round of a scheduled ten-round bout here last night. Laaky was definitely In the lesd when Referee Toby Irwin stopped the I fight because hla eye wss bleeding sol bsdty. but Smith had surprised the1 DPJTROIT. June 22. T) The De iron ngers climbed bsck Into the pennant running today, taking both ends of a double header from the Washington Senators. Alvln Crowder nuc oul the Senators In the first game. 7 to o. The decision In the nightcap was 10 to 0. (First gsme) r h e Wsshlngton .. n f, D"ro1' Z" 7 11 0 Burke. Pettlt and Bolton; Crowd er and Hayworth. (Second game) r. b e Washlhngton a is i Drolt - 10 18 o Mnke. Russell. Pettlt and Bolton; Auker, Hogsctt and Cochrane. BOSTON, June 22. im The Chi cago Cubs pushed the Boston Braves notch deeper Into the National league cellar today, taking both ends of a double-header by scores of 7-4 and 5-3. Ed Morlarty. promising rook le second baseman, and recent gradu ate of Holy Cross, performed effect Ively around the Brave' keystone sack. (First game) R. H. F. Chicago 7 12 Boston 4 le French, Lee and Odea, Hartnett; MacFayden. Betts, Benton and Hogin, Mueller. (Second game) R. H. E. Chicago fi e Boston 3 to Hoot and Hartnett; Cantwell and Hogan. SHOTS OUT SEALS PORTLAND, Ore., June 22. (AP) Dick Schulz, newcomer from the Texas league, twirled Portland to a 7-to-0 shutout over the San Francisco Seals here today. The win gave Portland a three-to- two lead In the series. Oil English, Portland third sacker. continued his heavy hitting with a pair of doubles and a pair of singles, driving In two runs. Score: r. h. E. San Francisco 0 8 1 Portland 7 15 0 Ncwklrk. Sheehan and Woodall: Senilis and Cronln. Score: Sacramento R. 3 H. E. 5 3 Hollywood . 8 13 3 Salvo. Hartwtg and Salkeld: Shel- lenback, Home and DeSautels. R. WANT BELCASTRO TO MEET WOLFE With last Thursday night's wrect Hng match between Les Wolfs of Texas and Joe Hubka of Nebraska still settling well with the fans. Pro moter Mack Llllard scored a coup by announcing yesterdsy that the aupple southerner Is definitely scheduled lor a main event appearance on this week s card. Llllard has not yet secured an op ponent, but la trying to get Pete Belcastro. colorful Italian matmnn released from his contract In Port land to come and supply the fire works against the tall Texan. The promoter Is also working on tho pos sibility of securing Joe Hubka again. tuts time for a finish bout, with no time limit. Al Stetcher, Canadian grappler. may also occupy a berth on the card, hav ing proved his metal last week by walloping out a victory over Babe Smollnskl. Floyd Wolfgang. SDecdv middleweight, will prouably be one of the contestant In the opener. PHILADELPHIA, June 22 -(pi-Rln. per Collins of tho Cards hit his thir teenth snd fourteenth home runs to take the National league lesd today aa the world champions beat the Phil lies 0 to 3 and 10 to 9 In a pair of aiueirsi. (First game) R. H. R St. Louis g 18 Philadelphia 8 7 : Walker and V. Davis: Walters. Blv In. Pezznlo snd Wilson. (Second game) r. r. E St. Louis .. ..o 18 1 rniiaaeipma B 14 8 Hallahan. P. Dean and Delancey; Jorgens. c. Davis and Todd. oituoM,, June 22 (fp The Dodgers found their batting eyes to day and slammed Pnul Derringer and wne ocnotc ror nine runs in the third Irnlng to defeat the Reda 17 to 4. Geoige Eaniahaw took himself out of the box when he became wild In the seventh. Cincinnati Brooklyn Derringer. S. and Campbell; and Lopea. R. H. E 4 n 4 17 15 0 hott, Holllngsworth Enrneliaw, Leonard RENFRO LEADS IN 'IE YALE CREW BEATS 8POKANE. Wash.. June 22 (API Ted Renfro. of Dell. Mont., broke 197 targets out of a possible 200 to lead the field In the opentng event of today American Trapshoot asso cltlon tournament. Renfro drnppeo every bird In the first string of 108. and scored 25-25-22-25 In the second. Frank Troeh, of Portland, was only one target behind Renfro. with 196. Guy Chleaman. of Spokane, dropped 195 birds. CHICAOO. June 22 (AP) Bryan "Bltsy" Orant. defending tltleholder from Atlanta, breezed Into the finals of the national clay court tennis singles championship today by de feating Berkeley Bell, New York. In straight sets. 6-1. 6-2. 6-1, In a match twice Interrupted by rain. H v. Oakland o is n Missions 6 18 2 (Thirteen Innings). Hald. Walsh, Rego. McDonald and Ralmondl; Mitchell, Stltzel and Outer!. EX-PRISON STAR IN DEBUT TODAY ALBANY. N.Y.. June 22 (AP) Edwin C. (Alabama) Pltte, a few weeks ago a sing Sing convict with a flair for athletics, will launch to morrow a baseball career which he hope will lead to the big leagues. The 24-year-old Southerner who stepped from Sing sing Into a nation-wide sport controversy, will make his debut as an outfielder with the Albany senators of the Interna tional league. A LANCASTER. Out .!,,. tt (AP) C. R. (Sandy) Somervllle. of i London, Ont.. won the Canadian amateur golf championship for the i fifth time toriav rffatnn . Taylor, Jr., of Toronto. 7 and 8 In ! me do-note iinal. PORTLAND, Ore., June 22. (AP) The Daughtera of Union Veteran of the Civil War. fifth of the five pa trotlo groups which have been hold ing atate conventions here this week In connection with the 54th annual encampment of the O. A. R., com pleted election of officers yesterday to bring the three-day meetings to a close. Other groups named new officer earlier In the week. Mary Furber of Eugene was elected president of the organization. Other officers' of the daughters' group In clude: Esta Bier. Crow, senior vice- president; Mabel Gardner. Salem. Jun ior vice-president: Mary Caruthers. Oregon City, chaplain; Clarissa Dever eaux, Portland, treasurer: Ora Cox, : Medford, Inspector; Frederic Dutton, Portland, patriotic Instructor; Mrs. Anna Cooper. Portland, delegate at large to the national convention, and Mae Ooldbeck of Astoria, Francea Long of Portland and Junta Johnson of Hlllsboro, council members. 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