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I MTCDFORD MATL TRTBUNTC. MEDFOTtl). OBEflON. TUESDAY, MAY 24. 1939. PAGE TWO 9 MB I:3P S mmmmmmmm Yates Beats Fischer While ; Goodman Takes Billows in British Amateur Golf Championship Tourney TROON, Scotland. May 34. (API Charley Yates of Atlanta beat Johnny Fischer of Cincinnati on a itymle at the nineteenth hole ana O. 6. champion Johnny Ooodman scrambled home to beat Ray Billows of Poughkeepale, N. Y., 4 and 3. to- day aa six United Statea Walker cup players survived the second day's competition In the British amateur golf championship. Aside from Fischer and Billows. the only American to be defeated was Marvin (Bud) ward oi uiympia Wash. The young coast golfer came from behind to tie Albert W. Briscoe be-snectacled Irish internationalist on the home green, then lost on the twentieth as Briscoe canned a io footer for a birdie 8. . -Goodman's triumph In a re-play of last -year's American championship final put him In the third rounn together with Walker oup captain Francis Oulmot and cnarics tunucm Kocsls of Detroit, Yates, on hli vic tory over Fischer, went Into the sec ond round together with Fred Haas, Jr.. of New Orleans, who scored an assy triumph today, and Reynolds Smith of Dallas, victor in tns first round maCch yesterday. Oulmet ime through with a 4 and 8 decision over Dr. WllUsm Tweddell, captain of the 1930 Brit ish Davis cup team; Kocsls ran up an early margin, then held on to beat William Peacock of Britain, 8 nd 3, and Haas breezed to a 7 and 6 decision over A. J Ashworth of Scotland. Into the third round with the three Americans went two other fav orites, Gordon Peters of Scotland British Walker euppni who beat Vic tor O. L. Flnlayson, 6 and 4, and O. Ross (Bandy) Somervllle. Cana dian champion and former U. S. title holder, who whlppod A. W. Ogllvle of South Africa, 7 and 8. 1 BOWLING Studebaker took all three points from Conorete Construction lost night at the Medford alleys to win the Classic league bowling championship. The Studebaker team ended the sohedule with 19 wins and 11 losses, one game ahead of Mald-Rlte with 18 victories and 13 defeata. In the other final lengue encountera last night, M-M beat Active club, 3 to 1 and Prultt's Oenernl station beat Mald-Rlte, 3 to 1. Other teams flnlswefl aa follows: M-M, 17 wins and 13 losses; Con crete Construction. 14 wins and 18 losses; Actlvo club. 13 victories and 17 defeats, and Prultt's, 9 wins and 31 losses. Scores of last night's matches: Concrete Construction Co. Burroughs 139 188 148 458 Semon 1 178 118 430 Daws 108 163 183 603 Miller 180 188 149 484 Lucas 167 177 184 BIS Handicap 8 B 8 Totals .. 789 841 779 Studebaker R. Prultt 183 166 181 478 Paske 137 181 183 490 Moore 183 148 149 468 DrVore 199 313 193 806 Eads 168 303 300 859 Totals 817 878 898 M. A M. Adair 173 188 311 671 Jones 138 109 303 537 Oreene 183 181 135 489 Stllwell 183 305 314 803 Hemstreet . Larson 183 170 187 479 .... 838 043 910 Active Dub 166 134 187 436 Johnson 178 159 171 608 MiKeown 176 188 190 833 81ms 333 199 338 856 Dummy 180 180 180 480 Handicap 8 8 8 Totals 908 803 90S Maid Rite Baylor 134 188 187 470 Hagen 161 153 169 494 Bell 135 159 143 438 Murray 166 139 147 441 Reltsnia 193 193 171 686 Handicap 34 a S Totals 779 831 808 Prultt's Ueneral station Bean 198 301 196 696 PERFECTLY APPOINTED ott " Bright cntr of lit In ths City of Kotos. Attroctlvo outitdo roomi , . . Beautiful dining roomi. Smart CofU Shop. 3 to 4 blocki to loading itorot and bantu Famovt for good food 1 1 nn-T l-1 ITTPIIrt Henry Puts 'Em on Ropes flifflrj AW) L' (;'". mu . Li !i i 1 iJt;,yiijiiii i4 iiiiiyia.iiJsaiijj)L. ji,, i L - ' JF IT j. J i I t " ' 1 t'hwrTrS Wlien Henry Armstrong (above) enters the rlne In .Madison .Square Garden bowl May 28 In quest of the nrltrrnplght title, he'll try to put Barney Ross on the ropes, Just as he's doing with these clothes at his training ramp In Pompton Lakes, N. J. Murray Snaps Four-Year Jinx By Fishing From Proper Boat It's the little things In soJmon fishing that bring results. Consider the cose of Jim Murray For years Jim was a productive fisherman. Any time that he went out, It practically meant a salmon. Fishing was great sport; nothing bucks one up so much as landing salmon. It Just gives one a new lease on life; It makes everything hunkey-dory. Then something happened to Jim or to the salmon. At any rate, try aa he would, Jim couldn't hook a Chinook. The first flshless season wasn't so bad; Jim Just chalked that up to fisherman's luck, or the ab sence of It. The next year Jim contlnuod to fish without results. Then he began to get worried. He began to experi ment, eliminating various factors from his angling repertoire which he considered a Jinx or bad omon. Things went from bad to worse. For four consecutlvo yearB Jim went without a fish, though goodness knows he tried hard enough to bring in a salmon that the wlfo and klddlo could be proud of. Jim beenmo des perate. He tried out all kinds or things to break his bad luck. He changed his tackle, resorting to every thing but a bent pin. He changed his fishing partners. He went alone. But nil to no avail. He couldn't get oven a Btrlke. This year the old bogey again started out with him. Time alter time he went out on the old Regno and time attor time he came back without a sslmon. Thon something snapped. Jim landed a nice, big Chinook. Today life is again worth living. Jim's sun ny disposition has returned. His broad smile beams on everyone asaln And what restored Jim's luck? 4. green rowboat. It was that slmtole. "Never again will I fish In any thing but a green boat," Jim de clared. "That's my color and I should have known that long before now. From now on It's a green boat and lota of salmon." Nas Lute White W. Prultt . Dummy ... 143 313 126 481 138 163 199 487 161 133 203 134 147 203 474 ISO 100 Wnshlngton ....- 3 6 0 Younce, Fengcr and Boilers, Orrell; Slcrer and Parker. Totals ..... 700 804 858 O.S.C.MCHJSIS 10 REGAIN LEADERSHIP 8EATTLB. May 24. . Oregon Stnta college was back on top f tha northern dt vision Purine Cowt con ference biuteball rnca today, following a 3-3 victory over the University of Washington Monday. Patterson scored the wlnn'.ns; run on Orrcll's altvle In the second, hoth teams remaining scoreless Ovrenfter. Fenger, who relieved Younce, al lowed but three hits. R H E. O. 6. O 8 7 1 Scores Yesterday Nntlnnnl. At New York 8. Pittaourjtn . At Brooklyn 4. Clnclnnotl 8. At Philadelphia 7. St. Louis 6. At Boston 1, Chicago 4. American All games postponed yesterday, rain. MOSCOW. Idaho. May 24. (AP The Idaho Vandals rrncked three Washington State collego pitchers yesterday and won a northern di vision baseball contest. 13 to 3. Cougar outfielders had a day's work cut out for them shagging the majority of the Vandals' 19 hits The. Vaudals scored four runs In the !ecDnd inning and never were In danger. ..MiiU "1 1 ' ' ' " " " tin,,.. 3 tea- T s a s r Is s !. s A A A. ; A A ' f MMMMMJMMKTMian' litsl .sjlaar-r Ti aiTissMnsaal-ri NEW STYLE-OLn CHARM Today's panorama from Nob Hit! sweeps the trrat Bay Brittge and the rising World's Fair "Treasure Island". Today's luury distinguishes the Fairmont's spacious rooms... chic Circus IOunjteaml esijuisite Venetian Dining Room, The smartest, friendliest place in town to stop or it.,.with all its hislorio charm intact! Shi-ps and theaters four minutes away, garage In the building. -Ht Rates from $ I per day. CtORUI D. SMITH, mimmmm 9J Viuv'V 3 v The Black Secret earned the. .K;ht to meet Cowboy Dude Chick. Junior heavyweight champion, on next Mon day night's grappling program, by gaining a two-out-ol-threo Ml de cision from Bed Lyons last night in the Medtord armory. The match lasted 48 minutes, with the hooded meanle taking the third and deciding tumble with a well aimed kick that landed flush m the Joplln Ohosfs Jaw. Lyons, at the time, had the Secret backed .n a cor ner and was apparently beating the daylights out of him. Following '.he foot-belt to Lyons' mug, the rn-sked bad man dropped on top for the fall and the match. A rolling head scissors gave he Secret the first fall after 23 minutes of vicious brawling. Lyons came hick to even the count In 41 minutes wltn his favorite leg-strap, and the final five minutes were crammed full of spectacular action as Lyons, -.attiing for a chance to meet Chick next wctk hammered the hooded one all over the ring. Floyd Brltt and Bobby Chick went alx rounds to a draw In the mlfdle event, each grabbing one tumble Brttt's came In the fourth heat rfhen, after a series of arm-breakers over the ropes and a couple across his leg, he body-alammed Chick to the carpet and pinned hut shoulders Bobby tied the score In the rlnal round with a sensational backward body slam. Tony Garibaldi gained falls n the third and fourth rounds to defeat. Lefty Pacer In the opener, using surf boards for each tumble. Pacer, turn ing villainous, won the first fall In the opening canto after punching Tony In the groin and smashing him to the floor with left hands, doubled up. Next week's Decoration Day pro gram will see the 'irst "ladles" night ever staged here. Every man pur chasing a ticket, either ringside or balcony, will be given a free Indies ducat. DOROTHY BUNDY WINS ROUND IN MIDDLESEX CHISWICK, May 24. (AP) Dor othy Bundy of Santa Monica, Calif., a member of the American Wight man cup tennis team, reached the third round of the Middlesex cham pionships today when she defeated Miss B. M. Smith of England, B-& 0-3. Her teammate, Qracyn Wheeler, lost In the second round to Mrs. Heine Miller, South African star, 0-4, 0-3. Sport Graphs Billy Hulen says: Tiger Athletes End Best Year In Sport Books Medford high school's 1937-3U ath letic seaurn was ended with the Ore gon track and field meet at CcrvUis Saturday, and while the Tlgera didn't f , v championships In 1 football, basket ball a n 4 bh-u ball, the mnjor sports, they did right well by them wives In southern Jregon. In fact, you could name the past VMr nA nnn nf th most successful 1iV ever enjoyed by Red and Bla-k clad athletes and by far the best since Coach Bill Bowerman took over the reins In the fall of 1035. Competing In the three major sports, the Tigers made a clean weep to win the conference or district title in each. The Black Tornado. after a rather slow start, generated terrific Billy Rulesj power In the dosing stages to win the football championship of the Southern Oregon conference without the loss of a game. Orants Pass and Ashland were beaten and Klamath Palls tied In conference action. In basketball, the Tigers didn't win the conference pennant, but rhey did grab the district 0 flag and right to enter the state tournament, a far more Important honor than the oon ference championship. It was a gruel ing battle down the stretch with Ashland, but Bowerman's casaba club had what It took In the cructtl wind up encounters. At the state tour ney, the Med fords were Just a little out of their class, but with a sopho more team they didn't figure M make a serious bid. Next year, those aoptu wlll be Juniors and seasoned In the fire of competition, and maybe many things will happen. The Tiger track and field team was away -ahead of Its southern Oregon rivals, winning two ilnal meets from Grants Pass by over whelming scores, grabbing the Southern Oregon district affair by a huge margin from 20 other RchooK Including Klamath O'allJ, and showing the strongest prep teams west of the Cascaded how It was done In the annual (111 I lay ward relays at Eugene. In the state meet last Saturday, the Tigers were submerged under an avalanche of record and near record breaking performances ay Bend's mighty Lava Bears, nrant high of Portland and others. Yes, this past season certainly pro duced plenty of hardware for the Tiger trophy case and we believe al those athletes, Head Coach Bowerman and assistants Rubs Acheson and Ed Klrtley deserve a nice, big hand. Three championship out of three at tempts Is what we consider a pretty fair average. 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Gleaner, Easier Raking with the New Improved JOHM DEERE RAISE Hew Profits with a "CATERPILLAR Mmhh THIS "Caterpillar" Diesel KD4 Tractor owner does his own work at a big saving then does contract work for his neighbors at a saving for them and a profit for himself. Fuel savings of $350 to $500 a year with the "Caterpillar" Diesel are building farm profits everywhere I Many of these tractors have each done 12.000 and even 15.000 hours of farm work and are still going strong! aE'd-Wray Co. 29 North Riverside Telephone 1100 Well, our high-powered Crater nave seen three Southern Oregon league ball clubs, and as yet the team hasn't made Itself known which flares to seriously threaten a complete Mfad ford domination of the pennant rtce. Ashland, Grants Pass and Crescent City don't appear to have the neces sary pitching to halt the local 'mur derers' row," nor the hlttln? ae'ies sary to make things overly uncom fortable for Lowell Brown. Bill Catlike or Ray Erlckson. the Crater mound staff. Yreka. Cal., the circuit's new entry, comes to town next Sunday, and with three straight losses tn the same number of starts. Manager Wally Rlckert Is not losing any sleep over fear the Callfornlans will upaet his outfit. Perhaps Glendale's rough and tough Loggers are the gang the Craters will have to beat. They have probably better pitching, tn Merle Johnson, than any team In the league w'th the exception of Medford. Itself. Johnson Is a slender righthander with worlds of stuff, but what that "stuil" will look like to McLean, Hoffard, Rlckert, Sakralda. Lewis, et al. Is an other question. We'll know Tune 6. when the Craters travel to the 'ogglng town. Although, on the face of things. Yreka doesn't appear to be dangerous. Manager Rlckert la going to tke no chances. He said Lowell Brown would toe the rubber against them, md as the big southpaw Is number one hurler now, because of his master piece Sunday against Crescent o.ty. it la apparent the Crater skipper is leaving nothing to chance. Some mighty funny things happen In b-ae-ball, upsets and such, and It la en tirely possible that Yreka may nave a far better ball team than Its record Indicates. HOW THEY? a 3 ii AT m New York Chicago Cincinnati Boston Pittsburgh . St. Louis . Brooklyn Philadelphia . Cleveland New York Boston . Washington . Detroit Chicago Philadelphia St. Louis Coast teams traveling. W. . 30 , IS . 17 , 14 . 15 . 13 . 13 . 8 W. . 30 . IS . 17 . 18 . 13 . 10 I. Pet. 8 060 13 .604 14 .648 13 38 14 S17 18 .439 31 484 IB .308 L Pet. 10 .667 10 .618 11 .057 18 US IB 464 13 .455 19 .'89 30 -86 MODERN WOMEN Ntid NolStifltrownthlypain and lel-y due to coUls, Dervoua strain, eipo ureor ail iiir causes, Cui-cties-tpn I tiamond Bnind Pills uiecflecuve. lldruRt-isUifof ov(r(i years. 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