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PAT3 TWELVE frrET)FCTCT) WATT j TrtTBTTN"E. ftrEPFOTlD, OREGON,' THTJRSPAY, "ATTGUST 5, f937. " TICKETS ON SALE FOR DEDICATION Advance tale of ticket for the dedication of the memorial to the late H. Chandler Egan went on sale this morning. It was announced by Walter Leverette, chairman of the ticket aalea committee. The ticket are In the form of lapel buttons, and Mr. Leverette ex pressed hope that citizen of jaca eon county will purchase them im mediately, especially, a the Uttie yellow button on the lapel will act a a good advertising medium B. Chander Egan, twice amateur champlon of the United States and a member of the Walker Cup team In 1935, waa without doubt Jackson county' most distinguished gentle man sportsman. Mr. egan naa host of friends all over the world, particularly In golfing circles and dedication of the memorial on Au gust 33 should be attended by every one In the county interested In clean sports, the committee stated. The regard with which Mr. Egan was held can be better appreciated by the fact that dedication of the memo rial will be conducted by the great Bobby Jones, probably the roost out standing golfer the world ha Known In recent years. . The dedication . service has re ceived the official endorsement . of the Jackson County Chamber of wtnmerce and other civic groups In the county. Accompanying Jones will be Hor ton Smith. Lawson Little, Johnny Dawson and Jimmy Thompson, out standing golf players of the United States. They will play a four-ball match and shot making demonstra tions will also be given during the day. "It 1 fitting and proper that we should honor the memory of an outstanding gentleman sportsman like H. Chandler Egan," stated Olen Arnsptger. president of the Jackson County Chamber of Commerce this morning, "and I sincerely hope that Jackson county citizen, whether they play golf or not, will plan to attend the dedication services." Immediately following Inaugura tion of the ticket sales Mr. Lever ette reported that businessmen and others were responding to the ad vance sales admirably. , BEAVERS DECLINE Medford baseball fans will not see the Portland Beavers In action on tho local field this year. PreAidont E. J. Belief tor of the Pacific Coast league team yesterday informed officials here that It would be Impossible for Portland to play an exhibition game with the Craters on August 16, date on which the encounter was tentatively planned. Schefter aald that the Beavers, bat tling to get In tho Coant league playoff, couldn't take the chance of receiving further injuries to an already crippled roster. However, the Portland president attempted to arrange a game bo tween the Craters and Reliable Shoo of Portland, Oregon semi-pro champs, for either Saturday or Suuday of thla week, but Manager Balkovlck of the Craters turned thumbs down on the proposition. Reliable Shoe, win ner of tho ncent Rem t -pro town a Succeeds Hornsby ) VI I S V das--; 'TWELFTH NIGHT' PLEASES ASHLAND Fl Jim Bottomley (above), who gain ed tbe nickname of "Sunny Jim while with tho St. Louis Cardinals, Is the new manager of the St. Loiili Browns, succeeding the ousted Rogers Hornsby. Bottomley has been a coach and reserve first baseman with the American league clnb. Scores Yesterday By the Associated Press. Coast, R. H. San Diego ................................ 2 ft Portland 8 7 Craghead and Starr; Thomas and Tresh. R. H. E. Missions 3 8 a Seattle 6 13 0 Herrmann, Tost and Sprlnz; Pick- rel and Fernande. R. H. E. Sacramento ....14 17 0 San Francisco ... ...... 3 10 U Schmidt and Franks; Cole and Moneo. Oakland Los Angclea . R. H. E. . 11 3 ... 1 18 3 Olds, Miller and Ralmondl, Baker; Thomas and Collins. National. New York 4, Cincinnati 3. Brooklyn 10. Pittsburgh 7. Philadelphia 3. Chicago 1. St. Louis 7, Boston 6. American, New York 10. Chicago i. Boston 8-6, Cleveland 0-6. Detroit 11. Philadelphia 7. St. Louis 6, Washington 8. ALBANY COLLEGE DROPS DATE WITH WILLAMETTE SALEM, Aug. 8. (AP Albany college cancelled tts football game for September 3S at Salem with WII lamctto university, giving rlise to rumors that Albany would withdraw from tho northwest conference. Wlllamntte will attempt to fill the date with a. game against the Uni versity of Wyoming at Laramie. merit at Hllverton, wanted to play Medford and Klamath Fnlla Satur day and Sunday, while en route to the national semi-pro tourney at Wichita, Kan. Uso Mull Tribune want ads. Twelfth Night." a rollicking com edy, was presented a tbe third pro duction in the Shakespearean fes tival repertoire before an enthusias tic audience in Ashland's outdoor theatre last night. "Romeo and Juliet,' which opened Tuesday evening, will play for the last time tonight and those who missed the first performance will want to see this popular Shakespear ean tragedy, smoothly enacted this year by a cast headed by Kitty Ingle aa Juliet and T. Arnold Baughn aa Romeo. Curtain will rise at 8:30 o'clock, and both reserved and gen eral admission seats are still avail able. Confirmed Shakespeare enthusiasts who have witnessed "Twelfth Night" In previous festival years, agreed that last night's performance far surpass ed the earlier efforts. The actors were keyed to a nice pitch and drew hearty rounds of laughter from the audience as the play swept through one amus ing situation after another. j Honors were evenly divided be tween the leading players. Angus L. Bow me r, festival director, appeared In one of his favorite roles as Sir Toby Belch, a lovably inebriate. John Barker as Sir Andrew Aguecheek, drinking companion to Sir Toby, held up his end of the acting partnership without difficulty. Dorothy Prultt, as the rich Coun tess Olivia, turned in a polshed per formance, as did Doreen Leverette, who played the charming Olivia. Kitty Ingle, who plays Juliet in "Ro meo and Juliet," departed from that gentle characterization to turn In a neat performance as Maria, the mls chevious lady in .waiting to the coun tess. George F. Smith appeared as Mal volla, the steward In love with him self, and his letter scene was one of the high lights of the play. Bob Stedmon, as Foste the Clown, turned in a sparkling performance, his role giving him an opportunity to sing several numbers. William Cottrell, the festival's assistant direc tor, who directed "Twelfth Night" this year, handled the light role of Fabian, a clownish servant. T. Arnold Baughn, as Orslno, Jim Parsons as , Sebastian, Morgan Cook s Antonio and Harold Reedy as Val entine, cnrrled their parts In their Norman Hamilton In the role of Curio, Lyle Helta as the priest and Arden Hull as an officer. Frank Smith and Ruth Aston were attendants ond Audrey Lofland and Kathleen Nourse were curtain boys. Attendance last night came close to that of opening night, and re ceipts are already nearly double that of last year. Tickets are on sale at the chamber of commerce in Ash land, chamber of commerce in Med ford and Prultt'a music-radio center in Medford. f The first motion picture with sound was shown In 1036. Closing time for Too Late to Clas sify Ads Is 1 :30 p. m. CLEAN FALSE TEETH -GET RID OF STAINS New Easy Way No Brushing fltera-Klern. umiwlnir new discovery, r movri hlnckrnt itnina. tarnish, tartar like mnaic Jual put faUe teeth or bridge! fn a Slasa of water and add Stera-Kteen powder. No messy hroshinir. 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