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Newspaper Page TextfEDFORD MAIL TRIBUTE. MEDFORP, OREGON. THURSDAY, .TTTLY 22. 1937. PAOE SEVEN CLARK, WILL SEEK PLACE IN GOLF CLASSIC Inland Clark and Bob Hammond, Jr.. two of southern Oregon' most brtniant golfers, will leave Medford Sunday morning for Portland to en tar the district qualifying round for the National Amateur golf champion tblp to be played over the Alderwood Country club course In August. The district qualifying round will be staged in Portland next Tuesday. Clark and Hammond both have 3 handicaps. Between 40 and 60 of Oregon's fin et amateurs are expected to enter - the qualifying round Tuesday. En tries and pairings for the 30 -hole medal play will be announced to morrow. Players qualifying for the National Amateur are based on the number of entries In the qualifying round, and the number to be allotted for the championship proper will be announced at the time of the pair ings. It la expected that the five or six low scorers will be named to enter the battle for amateur golf oom'i most coveted prize the na tional championship. The qualifying round In Portland Tuesday will be one of many held In ail parts of the United States on the same day. Prom these quali fying rounds, the cream of America's amateurs will then meet at Portland's Alderwood Country club In August. Between 180 and 300 golfers are ex pected to compete. Although the qualifying rounds will be on a medal basis, the championships will be staged under match play rules. The two local golfers have for sev eral yeara been ranked near the top of southern Oregon golf. Himmond twice won the southern Oregon northern California championship, blue-ribbon tournament of this sec tion, and Clark has been near the top many times. Hammond's title years were 1029 and 1931. Last year Hammond defeated Clark one up in the tournament over the Rogue Val ley fairways. Both have been practicing Intensely for the tournament, and announce that they are near top form. Although all amateurs In good standing and members of a club which is a member of the United States Oolf association are eligible to compete In the qualifying round pro vided they have a handicap of 4 or less. It was said today that Ham mond and Clark would be the only entries from Med ford. 442 GOLFERS TO SEEK HUGE PURSE CHICAGO, July 32. JP A stag gering entry of 443 golfers every sort from the hottest of money players to Just plain swingers will start out tomorrow over two Med 1 nan Country club courses In the $10,000 Chicago open. The field, biggest ever to enter a major event, includes 338 profession als and 304 amateurs The entry list might have been even larger. A halt was called last night by officials of the sponsoring Chicago District Oolf association, however, when Tommy Armour, Me dlnah's professional, offered to bet 30 to 1 that a lot of starters wouldn't be able to complete the Initial 18- bole assignment before dark. An additional 35 players, Including two former open tltleholdera, Billy Burke and Sam Parks, Jr., and the 1936 western amateur champion, Paul Leslie of Jefferson City, Mo., and Louisiana State university, were per mitted to enter yesterday before the tournament committee decided that enough was enough. Cabinet-Type 4-Burner GAS RANGE Ultra-modern. Amazingly compact. Simmer-save burners. Automatic oven heat control. ln-e-door broiler Reg. Priet Simmer-save burners. Automatic T A CA Storoge-Typa Cos AUTOMATIC WATER HEATER Tested and approved by The Amer ican Gas Association. Latest model. 20 -gallon capacity. Occupies mini mum space. Fully guaranteed. VALUE V Reg. Price 42.50 117.00 99.50 H7.50 Special Price for Both . . . 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July 23. tjp) The Roaeburg Chamber of Commerce wrote the state game commission re questing that all trout fry In Dia mond lake, site of the world'a largest rainbow trout egg station, be retain ed until the la he la adequately re stocked. The chamber contended poor fish lng haa resulted from transfera of s; awn to other waters, and that the 6.000.000 egga taken this year were less than half the normal amount. Improvement of salmon racks on the North Umpqua. held a hindrance to migration of large ateelhead, was also sought. 23 OS .295 E (By the Associated Press) Coast R. H. E. Portland 6 12 2 Sacramento 2 10 1 Llska and Treah; Plppen, Seats (3), Murray (7), and Cope. DEL MAR. Cat, July 22. President Blng Crosby of the Del Mar Turf club looked back over the half way mark of his race track venture today and found It a success. Opening on July 3 with a crush of spectators, and continuing day by day with better than fair "play," the ai, 000,000 'Oem of the Ocean" has exceeded even the fondest hopes of Its backers. Crosby, taking time off from bis motion picture work to personally run the track, expect the latter stages of the meeting to top the first. with a final burst of attention cen tered on the closing program, July 31. During the first 13 days of Del Mar's Inaugural meeting, the part- mutuel average dally "handle" has been over $90,000 more than enough to insure financial peace for Crosby ffnd his associates, most of whom hall from Hollywood. 4 R. H. E. Seattle 17 2 San Diego 6 0 0 Thomas, Osborne (6). Gregory and Fernandes; Cragheed and Starr. R. H. E. Los Angeles 8 10 3 San Francisco 14 1 Pi 1m and Collins; Stutz, Cole (2) and Monro. R. H. E. Missions ....13 11 0 Oakland 13 19 2 Hermann. Beck (1). Ardlzola (4) and Frankovlch; La Rocca and Ral- mondl. ST. LOUIS, July 22. OP) Rogers Hornsby. deposed manager of the Im potent St. Louis Browns, studied pos sible legal action today to enforce his contract through the remainder of the year. Erornsby and his first assistant. Coach Charlie O'Leary. were dismiss ed suddenly, and were displaced by "Sunny Jim" Bottomley as manager and Charles "Gabby" Street, former Cardinal and St. Paul manager, as coach. Hornsby, who had been manager since the middle of the 1933 season said he turned down "a 5.000 offer of settlement," because he believed his contract should hold good to the WHAT A 6000 fvES-AND WE 1 f SOMEBODY f NO-JUST SMART LOOKING CAR.' paid CASH REMEMBER YOU FINANCING ( uniAi rau vnu t fTHAli THE BEStl HOW CAN YOU r,u Hm JOHN incs YOU'VE K ? fwg USED THE I SEE E FIWT M ffljf ' ISLffigg; KatIonal national QT7 (St J CASH BUYER KAHiT jfS ) " 1fau can have a new caAftoy It's EASY to pay cash for it and make all the saving of a wA deal under our Cash Buyer Plan. The steps are simple: See the First National Bank. Select your car. Pay cash to the dealer. lr;ji)i.a:)i!!?i7'-;;'i.n-i You provide one-third the price of the new or uied car (under three yean old) that you select either in cash or trade-in value of another car. We lend you the balance; moderate interest, no extra charges. Ask about the Cash Buyer Plan. MEDFORD BRANCH THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF PORTLAND "Fitst National Bank West of ffie Rockiet Scores Yesterday AmerU-an Washington, 7; Chicago, 8. Cleveland, 9-8; Philadelphia. 8-7. New Tork. 0: St. Louis, 3. Boston, 10; Detroit, 3. National Brooklyn, 6; Pittsburgh, 0. Cincinnati, S; New York, 6. Chicago, 4-6: Philadelphia, 1-0. Boston, 5-2: St. Louis, 1-1, First game 11 Innings). 4 NEW WOMEN'S CHAMPION IN ARCHERY MEETING LANCASTER, Pa., July 32. (API Miss Jean A. Tenney, of Clear Springs, Md., with a total of 1926 points, won the national women's championship yesterday at the 67th annual meet of the National Archery association. The defending champion, Mrs, Gladys Hammers, of Loa Angeles, was second with 1892. end of the 193B season. Last year he was signed to a two-year contract calling for a salary of 18.000 a year. to W3S; few feeder pip. Ml. CATTLE 300: calvea 36. Including 8 direct; market actlTt, steady to strong: common-medium grass steers aa.009fl.35: cuttery dairy kinds V80; stackers, 16 00 q 8 75: common-medium heifers, 15. 507. 50; low cutter and cutter, 3.50 a 4.35; few fat dairy type cows, as.00; com mon-mrd turn beef cows, $4.50 $5.80; good cows. 5.85ftfl.OO; bulls, 5.S0rj 6.35; good choice Tealeri, $8.50 99.60; common, 5.50. SHEEP 800. Including S3 direct; market alow, steady, few good spring lambs, 88.00; common-medium, 7.50: common -medium yearlings, $8f 5.50; slaughter ewes, 89.50. STEELE WINS B! TECHNICAL KAYO WASHINGTON, July 33. (IP) Freddie Steele, the world'a middle weight champion, held a technical knockout triumph today over one of the roughest battlera he evei fought, Charles (Hobo) Wllllama of Alexandria, Va. It took the Tacoma, Wash., ' ace eight of the scheduled ten rounds here last night before he could re. lease himself from the clutching arms of the former carnival battler and fire his big guns. The bout, which did not Involve Steele's title, waa stopped by Referee Charlie Reynolds after two minutes and 56 aeconda of the eighth round. In the final aklrmlsh Steele knock ed Williams down with a terrific right clout to the Jaw, but after tak ing a nine count the Virginian arose. The champion then moved quickly across the ring and felled Williams again with another hard right. The referee halted the match midway of the count, although It appeared Wll llama would have tried again. MEIER AND FRANK TO PAY 15 CENT DIVIDEND South flan Francisco. SOUTH SAN FRANCISCO. July 33 (AP-USDA1 Hogs. 890; generally steady, except top 6c higher at SIS: bulk medium-good 175-300 lb. 613.76 95: 245-319 butcher. ailS5-13.40: 146 lbs.. ,13.40; medium slaughter pigs. 610.50: packing aowa, 60.50910. CATTLE 135, lesa active, load me dium to low-good 1000 lbs. distillery fed steers. 69.79; scattered lota atesra unsold; good grass cowa quoted 66.00- 76: low-cuttera-cuttera eligible 63.00 4.35: common-good bulls quoted 64 g5.79: calves. 36: no early action. SHEEP 600: ahorn spring lambe, 69; fat wooled spring lamba absent: medium 80 lbs. shorn lamba 67.00: 58-65 lbs. ahorn feeding lamba, 66.00- 35: good 90 lbs. medium-pelt year lings, 66.39: ewes quoted 63.50 down. Late Wednesday, three doublea good 81-84 Iba. Idaho ranch lamba, 69 00. PORTLAND. July 33. (AP) The Meier Ic Frank Co., Inc., Informed the San Francisco Stock Exchange today It will pay 6137.946 August 16 to stockholders listed on July 31 The payment will go to about 1700 persona. The rate will be 15 centa a ahare on 019,640 outstsndlng shares. The pioneer department atore Incorpo rated last January. , lb.: B grade, lHc lest: O grade 6c less. BOOS Buying price by whole salers: Extras. 33c: standard, 10c; firsts, 19c; medium, 19c; medium firsts. 16c; undergrade, 14c doeen. Cheese, country meata and live poultry unchanged, ONIONS New crop, California red. 85c a 1.50 bag; Walla Walla, 79cf 65c per 50-lb. bag. CANTALOUPES Delano, jumbo. 45a, 63.85; standard 45s. 63.26 s) 3.50; Jumbo 36s, 62.35 9 3.50. Potatoes, wool, hay, unchanged. Chicago Wheat CHICAGO, July 33. (AP) Big tumbles of corn prlcea late today, more than 5'io a bushel, carried wheat values also heavily downgrade. Wheat: . Open High Low Close July 1.334 133?4 1.17 1.18Vi Sept. 1.324 1.334 1.17V, 1.18H Dec. 1.36 US 1.19H 1.30 Gen. Foods Gn. Mot. Int. Harvest. I. T. A T. Johns-Man. . Monty Ward North Amer. Penney (J, C.) Phillips Pet. Radio Sou. Pac. Std. Brands St. oil Cal. St. Oil N. J. Trans. Amer. Union Carb. Unit Aircraft .. V. 8. Steel . 68H . 64!, .116 . 117, 130 3 H - ST' -. 9V4 - 83 ' - 914 .. 49, - 13V, - 46 - 44 - 18(4 .100 - 39 ..117 CHICAGO. July 33. ( AF-U8DA) HOOS 10.000: moatly 10 to 15 cents higher than Wednesday's average: top 813.90: bulk good and choice 160 to 380 Iba., 613.60A13.8S: 150 to 170 lbs., 812.3512.75; 370 to 340 Iba., 611.50 12.50: bulk good packing aowa, 610.35 ftll.lS: few light weights to 611.36. CATTLE 6000, calvea 1300: leaa ac tive than Wednesday: bloom off gen eral marks compared with Wednea da y's aharp advance: fat 1414-lb. atrers topped at 616.85: several loade 616.00ft 16.50: beat long yearllnga, 316.00: ahort fed and grassy ateera of value to sell at 613.00 down to 68.00, unevenly steady to 35 centa lower. SHEEP 6000; aprlng lamba active. 10 to 35 cents higher; alx doublea 88 Ib. Idaho springs, 610.76 straight: most native aprlng lamba, 610.60$ 10.75. few 310.88. Portland Wheat Wall St. Report NSW YORK. July 23. (jP) Late profit selling today stemmed a sleable rally In the stock market. Tliere was a morning run up, led by motors and steels, which lifted prlcea generally fractions to t or mora points. Early strength waa attributed by brokerage observers largely to Indica tions further economic recovery will get Into full swing In the near fu ture. On top of this some buying was thought to have been inspired by the growing feeling In Walt street that opposing forces In - the administra tion's court bill squabble will adjust their difficulties and congress adjourn shortly. Volume waa still somewhat restrict ed, transfers being around 1,000,000 shares. Today's closing prices for 32 select ed stocks follow; Al. Chem. & Dye H..,H.Mn.J3S Am. Can lOTij Am. tSc Fgn. Fow. ,- - g A. T. T. 171 PORTLAND, July 22. (Ff Grain: Wheat: Open High Low Close July 1.08 1.08 1.07 1.07 t3pt. 1.06 1.06 1.03 1.03 Cuh Wheat: Big Bend blues tern, h.w 12 pet. 1.06; dark hard winter, 13 pet. 1.23; 12 pet. 1.14; It pet. 1.06; soft white, western white and west ern red, 1.06; hard winter 1,05, Oats, No. 2 white. 31.00. Barley, No. 2 45-lb. b.w., 33.50- Corn, Argentine, 42.00. Mill run standard, 28.60. Today's Car Receipts: Wheat 6; flour 7. Anaconda ............ Atch. T. & fi. r. Bendlx Avla. Beth, steel Caterpillar Tract. Chrysler . ...,., Coml. Solv Curtlss-Wrtght , Du Pont Gen. Wee Livestock Portland. PORTLAND, July 32. ( AP-USDA) Hoga 600, Including ISO direct: market active: ateady; good-choice, 166-316 lb. drlvelna, 613.30 13.40; 335-380 lb., 611.5011.75; few light lights snd slaughter pigs, 611.60$ 11.75: packing sows. 68.60: some down Portland Produce Produce. PORTLAND, July 33,AP) But ter Prints, A grade, 35c lb. In parch ment wrappera, 36o In cartona; 8 grade, 34c in parchment wrappera; 36c In cartons. 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