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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (June 15, 1938)
I e PXGE TWO MEDFOTCD MATL TRTBUyE. AfEDFOTtD. OREGON, WEDNESDAY, .TUNE 15. 1938. 36 PRIZES WAIT SHINEJN LINKS Loot Ranging From Couple of Balls to $500 Posted In Annual Tourney Dur- ing Convention Here Everything from couple of alx Mt golf bill to a 800 grand cub prise wlu be at (take Friday aa the Oregon Newspaper Publishers' sasoelatlon, which opens Ita two-day annual convention In Medford on that day, atagea a golf tournament at the Rogue Vaiiey Golf club. . A total of So prlcea will be award ad the acrlbea for dubbing their way round the 18-hole layout, and It won't matter much what icorea ara turned In. There will be priees for practically every entrant. ' Feature award of the tournament will go to . the golfer who acorea a nole-ln-one' on any par-five hole, a mere matter of 490 yarda from tee to cup. Because that feat waa con aldered rather unlikely, the tourney committee decided to make a apeclal award on the 19th hole for any hole-to-one, with the winner to nam hie own poison. . All aventa ara to be IB holee, un less obvloualy otherwise, and handi caps claimed must be filed with The Importance of Doing Neaiiest When yon stay at The Palace Hotel in San Francisco, you are nearett to the places yott will want to visit the things you will want to do. It stands where five principal streets meet near business, finan cial, smart shopping, and theatre districts. Its courtesy and comfort are a tradition modernly Interpreted. ISO Booms each with bath From 13.60 (tingle) op. Palace Hotel Market at New Montgomery SAN FRANCISCO AICHIIAID H. M1CI. MAN AO II Elbert Bade by noon Friday. Doners of prises for the tourna ment are aa follows: Portland Paper Trades, (36; American Type Found era, aio; California Ink company, 110; Great Western Ink company, aa; Harry 8. Hill company, 10; Oross enbacher Brothers, memo pads; Mall Well envelope company, golf glove and three balls; Western Newepaper union, dozen golf balls; Portland Eleotrotypa and Stereotype company, copper plaque of 10th hole; Robin son-Morris Engraving company, duf fie bag; Medford Mall Tribune, zip per golf Jacket. Following ara the prizes Low gross OranU Pass Courier plaque now held by Austin Penger, Pius duine nag. Second low gross Zipper golf jacket. Third low grots Fire belli. Low net Duffle bag. Second low net Three balls and golf club. Third low net Three balls. Neareit to medal of 1000 Three ballt. Second nearett to medal of 1000 Three ballt. Low grosa by team of two Seven balls. Second low groat by team of two rive nam. Third low groat by team of two rnree balls. Flrtt birdie Five balls. Second birdie Four belli. Third birdie Three ballt, Greatest number of para (birdies not to count) Five ballt. Second greateat number of para rvur oaus. Third greateat number of Three balls. Greatest number of fives Two oaua. ureateet number of sixes Two oaus. Oreatett number of sevens Two oaut. Longest drive on number 1 (three inais) rour ballt olui nlaaue. Second longest drive on number 1 r-our bant. Third longest drive on number l Three halls. Longest putt on number 18 Three pars balls. Second balls. Third longest putt on ball. longest putt on 18 Two 18 One second Cloaeit to pin on number 4 Three ballt. Second closest to pin on 4 Two ballt. Closest to pin on eeoond par-three hole Three bails. owxhkx closest to nln on par-three hole Two balls. uioseit to nln on numh in Three ballt. Second closest to nim on in -r belli. ' Closest to nln on nnmw te Three ballt. Second closest to pin on 13 Two balla. Grand prize asoo for hole-ln-one on any par-five hole. Hole-In-One Special award at 10th hole, winner to select own pol- HASLETT TO GIVE FRIDAY AT 4 P. M. Take It From Gene Tunney, Louis Is Improved Fighter POMPTON LAKES, K. J., June IS (AP) You have Gene Tunney't word that Joe Louis li an Improved fighter over the man who lost to Scores Yesterday 1 Coast League. Ban Diego , Sacramento 8. San Francisco 7. Hollywood 8. Loa Angeles 10. Oakland 8. Portland-Seattle traveling, t .. American. Washington 7, Cleveland 6 Philadelphia 8, Detroit a. Hew York 7, Chicago 4. Boston 8, St. Louis 8. PINE GRAIN FILM DEVELOPING Oar prints are clearer, brighter, better you get more good pic tures on every roll. "Twlca-a-day" delivery SWEM'S Kodak i A Supplies National. Pittsburgh 8, New York 8 Botton g. Chicago 8. Philadelphia 3. St. Louis 4. Cincinnati-Brooklyn postponed, fall ure Cincinnati arrive. BILL BOYD STUMBLES OVER VETERAN SIMMS Los Ajrogaja, June ie. (pt wild BUI Boyd of Seattle, former navy heavyweight champion, atumbled over tough hurdle last night when ha lost a 10-round decision to veteran Eddie Stmms of Clevelsnd. A former navy champion. Boyd made the fight close, but his" two fitted attack could not overcome Slmmi1 advantage from two knock downs ha acorea in the first and sev enth roundt. The winner sealed 1S8, Boyd 1(0. Uae Mail Tribune Want Adi. SUMMER Excursion TRAIN FARES EAST Daily May 15 -October IB Ixampleat ROUND TRIPS Standard TourWt $90.30 10.25 75.60 75.60 85.60 Tout-lit Standard Standard' Nw York . .5140.80 $124.50 $106.40 $ 97.40 Boston .... 146.70 130.40 110.40 101.40 100.75 90.80 91.10 90.80 123.10 120.30 ChlCifO n-SSlna uesmuiiiea . . t Kinui City St. Paul St Louis $74.00 66.57 61.95 81.95 70.10 Tourist C04KH Atlanta. ... 11 7.05 Cincinnati . . 106.30 Detroit.... 107.40 New Orleans 105.70 Philadelphia. 139.40 Washington . 136.60 TICKETS HONORED Standard, tn all cUt of iqmrmnt. Teurlst In tourist lsTpirf tar and roariM. T our lit --Standard In tourist .leeptna; can to Chii-aco, Standard lwp.ng . ran beyond. TnurUt-Coach in louriat tltrning. cmx to Chicago, eoettVa beytwxl. Coach, In roex he only. In touiUt .itrpim can wharc available, ctttKhea beyond. Long return limit. Chart? for akeptni ar acoosginwUtiooa ait sKldiliooel. 95.30 84.10 85.40 85.55 106.40 104,90 41 iL Cos -t.-.i II VI I $65.00 $ i' U I!' 58.52 Jf1 I 1 J.40 I'll .;; j J iztmr-n law- a w 1, n., m a se-ar Medford anglers will be given an other opportunity to receive free In struction in fly and bait catting Ftl. day, June 17 when Roy L. "Doc" Hat. lett, "The Oypty Angler," makes nls annual appearance here. Between 4 and 7 p. m. Hatlett will demonstrate the art of casting and give tipa on angling technique on the courthouse lawn. He appears under auspices of the Southern Oregon Sportsmen's club. Representing leading fishing tackle and sportsmen's equipment manufac turer! of the country Hatlett travel! the three Paciflo coast states giving freely of bis services in hundreds of towns. Accompsnted by his wife, who Is an expert caster and angler, "Doc" tours In a modern trailer, in the course of their Journeying they have fished most of the Important waters on the cout and they will gladly give in formation about where to go to pros pective vacationists. During tha dem onstration "Doc" sett forth a very complete display of the latest In cor rect gear for the fisherman. Outfits set up are available for Inspection and practice. Sportsmen may bring their own equipment for Inspection and advice If tthey wish. EmphaBls la placed on the fact that nothing Is offered for sale, Women who are Interested In fishing are Invited to attend Accord ing to "Doc" they possess the correct touch which marka the difference be. tween anglera and those who "Just flth." Local sportsmen's club officials and tackle dealers urge their friends to attend this free event. GULDAHL PACES WESTERN FIELD ST. LOUIS, June lJpv The gallery started out behind champion ttaipn ouidahl In me first round, and making it unanimous the remainder of the field started out behind him today as the 38th . annual western open golf tournament entered Ita sec ond 18 holes. Ouidahl opened the second round of his four-round bid for a third straight western open championship with a one-stroke lead on the field by virtue of hla par 71 of yesterday. Most of the players rated leading threats were bunched close enough behind the pacesetter to leap ahead should he slip. Sam Snead of White Sulphur Springs, w. Va.i Paul Rin yan of White Plaint, N. Y.; Toney Penna of Dayton, Ohio; Floyd Parley of Oklahoma City, and Ray Man grum of San Francisco were only a stroks In his wake, and Jimmy Hlnes of New York and Leland Gibson of Kanssa City were In the 73 bracket. Max Scbmellng two years ago. Oene watched Joe step through alx faat roundt yesterday In prepa ration for hla bout with Max June 22, and reported the champion seemed to be In "marvelous physical condition." "He still has difficulty getting away from a right hand," Oene said, "but he it fast on the counter and It putting plenty of power behind his blows. He has shortened his left hook and Improved hla Infighting lot." Pressed for a prediction, Gene re sorted to ten-cent words and some neat boxing of hit own "At they shape up now Louts and Schmellng are two of the most evenly-matched opponents ever to meet for a heavyweight title. Both are In superb physical condition, both appear supremely confident and each rival hat Juat the ttyle for the other. The first solid punch to land may determine the ultimate result." SPECULATOR. N. Y., June U (AP) Confident that hla training Is progressing satisfactorily. Max Schmellng took it easy today after ttlff six-round drill yctterday. Aa the challenger for Joe Louis' heavyweight crown went through hit workout, Joe Jacobs, hla manager, announced "Max looks better than ever before; he showed me he Is ready for his greatest fight." Max Machon, Schmellng's trainer, added that the Oerman was In fine physical condition. LAST 11 RALLIES AT Garnet Tonight Division A Wooden Boxmen vt. Jennings Tire, 8 p. m. Timber Products vs. Lamporta, s p. m. Division B Lewlt Super Service vs. Elks, 8 p. m. Western States vt. Domestic Laun dry, 9 p. m. HIGH SCHOOL MERMAID SETS 100-YARD MARK . FORT WORTH. Tex.. June 15. (P) Jane DUlard continued her attack on United Statea swimming records here last night. In an exhibition the high school girl swam the 100-yard breast stroke In 1 minute, 17.8 seconds. The Amer ican record, held by Kathertne Rawls, la 1 minute, 33.4 seconds. HELEN MOODY VICTOR THIRD TENNIS ROUND LONDON, June 15. (jp Helen Wills Moody defeated Mrs. b. A. Ala ton of England, 6-0, 6-0 In the third round of the London tennis cham pionships at ths Queens eluboday. Pans got their money's worth oi thrills last night at the stadium as two Division A and two Division B eoftball encounters were all decided in sensational last-Inning rallies, with the winning elubs nosing out victories by a lone run. In Division A, Mald-Rlte shaded Cathollo Men, 6 to 6, with Catcher George Gltzen leading the attack with a homer, triple and single; and Ptche won Its first game of the sea son from Office Boys, 8 to 7, by virtue of a three-run rally in the final stanza. Russ Werner hit three for four to pace the winners. Groceteria suffered Its Initial set back in Division B action when Domcstle Laundry took a 13 to 12 slugging verdlcv, and Western Statea gained a hairline decision from Elks. 10 to 9. Tonight at 8 o'clock. Jennings Tire and Wooden Boxmen go to the post In the season's first crucial battle. Both are undefeated and, with Tim ber Products, are deadlocked for the Division A leadership. Qtelner will be on the mound for Manager Hoos- ter Hoffard's Boxmen, and Ray Sin gler, southpaw ace, will hurl for Jennings Tire. Division A scores: R. H. E, Murray's Mald-Rtte - - 6 6 6 Catholic Men 6 6 3 Leatfltt and G. Gltzen; Wilkinson and P. Snkralda. R. "H. E, Plche 8 0 4 Office Boys 7 7 7 Verblck. Hawk and Botts; Colton and Lennard. SME HAS TROUBLE IN NON-TITLE BATTLE L T S6.80 75.60 76.40 75.25 97.40 95.90 Crtater Comfort, Economy, Plejiuro, In Train Travtl Nfw dtluit Coach, HtM Tout-, it ind flundtrd SUtp in Cirt. Ancat Dining Cut, with low prtctd mull, Ob-rrstioa-ClubeLouBt Cars. All tickets honored on those famous trains CONDITIONED TO CHICAGO VU SPOKANE nd ST. PAUL North Coast Umited Empire Builder Many faros shown abovo ir tht tamo, t tllfhtlr hlghar from Tour homo ttattoa. For dttallt, coaauli outhara Paclfit Agtnt or writt K. H. Crotiar, Qantral Paaaangtr Agant. S. P. t. Railway, Portland. Oragoa. SPOKANE, PORTLAND t SEATTLE RY. !r 22lv Save Barclay's Private Stock for your friends they'll go lor its rich, robust rye flavor in a grtMt, big way. But drink it yourself, too. For this fine 2 year-old straight whiskey is priced right down among the lowest. Yet it's so smooth and mellow that you'll say Birclay't Private Stock "tastes like a million I" Call for Barclay's today. Ju IWrrUv It Co., Ltd., Poorici Dvtroht NUgmra tU, Ontario, C1sUkw, Scotland I Quart OA Full IMnt 515()K,U,.r, 8()c & 111, 4 r JL if a "V A- . V' aV A OOOD NAM! TO OO BUY mdatA PRIVATE STOCK I S K E Y SEATTLE. June 15. (AP) Middle weight Champion Freddie Steele ad mitted through puffed Hps today that thlt light business "Is a tough racket, and Id UK, to forget It all, But .he won't. The cause of Steele's sad outlook on the prize ring was Solly Krleger, New York City Jewish boy who dropped a 10-round non-title decis ion to the champion by a narrow margin last night. Just before the final gong Krleger rocked Steele wttn a wild right flush on me jaw. "Boy. that punch was honey," said Steele. Outpunchlng Krleger. 20 to 1. with snapshooting lefta that csed the Now Yorker's left eye and crimsoned his face, Steele walked away with the first five rounds and the ninth. Krleger took the alxth and eighth. The other two were even. It was Freddie's first fight since Carmen Barth cracked his breast bone In Cleveland four months ago. Steele showed his concern for the welfare of hit bony structure by doing all the backing up that wat done. Steele weighed 161 pounds. Krleser H4. . I FARR OFF TO U. S. WITH BRITISH FINE UNPAID LONDON, June 18. m Tommv mix, onusn neavyweignt left for the United Statea today. Fined 3,740 by the British board of boxing control for his failure to go through with a contract to fight Max Schmellng here, Farr faced the loss of his British empire title tor falling to pay. 1 The uae of cosmetics among Chi nese women dates back centuries be fore the Occidental world commenced trade with China. A form of rouge la known to have been used by the Chinese women more than 1.000 years ago. Manager Wally Mckert of the Med ford Craters went to the head of the Southern Oregon league batting race Sunday by socking three blta In five trips against Ashlsnd, boosting alt average to .530 as Lest Avery. Olen dale shortstop and last week's leader, obtained only, one safety against Yreka, and dropped to fourth place While their skipper moved into the Individual hitting leadership, the Cm terms unleashed an attack that gave them complete domination of every offensive average listed by League Secretary Austin Frarler. In addition to topping the circuit In batting, Manager Rlckert leada In runt scored with 13, five more than Avery of Olendale, his nearest rival, he paces the loop in triples .with three, and has manuiuctured the most base hits, 19. Cliff McLean, Crater catch er, continued to aet the pace In hom ers with two and In two-base wal lops with four. In team batting average, Medford leads the parade with a mark of .310, with Yreka in second place at .305. Lowell Brown. Medford southpaw, won his third straight game against no eetbackt to take over the pitching leadership, and make It a clean tweep for Crater players In every statistical department. Following are the averages: Team Baiting. Team AB. R. . H. Medford 333 Yreka 333 Crescent City ... 313 Grants Pass 309 Olendale . 311 Ashland 311 T. Brazil, Yreka. 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