-AJK TWO
THt. LYLMMJ .11...-AL1), KLAMATH FALLS, UKLUUN
Tuenday, July 8, lfl.'Hi
IN THE REALM . OF, SPO'RTSfiS
TILDEN SAYS
BID TO PLAY
7 WAS TOO LATE
Tennis Star Explain
Reason for Refusal
f To Join Team
NEW YORK. July I. (AP)
The North American Newspaper
Alliance today published an ex
planation (rom William T. TUdao
aa ta why ha had refueed an
larlutlon to Join tha American
team for tha tntertona tlnala and
tha challenge round ot tha Davis
ftp.- 1 M i , - - -
Declaring tha Invitation had
eta too late, TUden aatd It
-would ba unfair to aak a re
lease from hla contract with the
alliance "at tola lata data." Un
der United 8tatea lawn tennta
association rolee. no player may
write currently of tournament
4- tljW fc la nartlrlnatlne.
in naiMi
Release Offered
Johm N. Wheeler, general man
aiier ot the alliance, cabled the
vhii,intiia an offer to release
hint from hla contract. Wheel-
ee'e cable aald I leei your piay
nr -will give the Onlted Slates an
excellent chanco of victory and
1 am willing to waive your
rights."
Big Bill pointed out ho and
Frank Hunter had announced
their retirement from Darla cup
play at the U. a. L. T. A a annual
meeting In February. Alter the
meeting. Tllden aald he algned
his newspaper contracts. lnvolv
tng coverage ot the International
notches.
At that time." he went on.
The V. 8. I T. A. announced It
would pin lt talth on a young
team tor !. ''" then un
til July 4 I waa not approached
to play nor requested to do so."
Young Tram Hakes Good
Big Bill want on to say- the
young American team had played
capably ao far and "had I been
abla to loin the team It would
novo meant dropping one man
which would eeem a hardsh p
to the player dropped. It would
also mean toeing a year of de
velopment ot our young team If
wo were not eoccessful In lin
ing tbo cup."
Tllden added ha had been In
consultation with Fits Eugene
Dixon, non-playing captain ot
the team, and had offered to aid
in the training and practice of
the team in Parte until the ehal-UnM-round.
granting the United
States beau Japan or Italy, the
Kuropean finalists.
Flying Tackle I
Record Saver For
Gus Sonnenberg
'St-VTTLE, July I. P
Tbanka to hla flying tackle, Ous
Sonnenberg la atlll tha popularly
recognised world'a heavyweight
wrestling champion.
In hla sixth, match with Ed
"Strangler" Lewie, former title
bolder, Sonnenberg wrestled to
a draw outdoors here laat night
before 10.000 tana who paid
nearly 11-.00. to witness the
jUewie Gets First Kali
-4 iha first fall With
hla famous nesuiuta. ---
.,l hnt ha lost bis ad-
, .,.r when the former Dart
mouth lootoau ,
him with a flying tackle in the
seventh. It waa the only tackle
that Sonnenberg waa able to
connect with but It waa enough
to even np the count.
In the eighth and final round
Sonnenberg attempted several
tackles and ones landed on the
Una of several tana In tha second
tow when Lewia sidestepped a
head on charge. The former
tlUeholder waa on top of Gus
applying Deadlock aa the final
gong aonnded at midnight.
Prober Down German
John Freberg, Chicago heavy
weight scored a one tall decision
over Hana Bauer, Germany, In
the semi-final. Freberg downed
Bauer with a body slam In the
fourth round.
Charles Hansen, Seattle, con
auered Abe Colman, New York
heavyweight, with a body slam
In the fourth and Bob Meyer,
Portland light heavyweight, de
feated Des Anderson, Salem, Ore.,
with a body sum In the third.
Star Concludes
. Successful Tour
: Of Europe Courts
LONDON, July 8, (AP) -Mrs.
Helen Wills Moody today ended a
auccesifal tennis tour of Europe
when she sailed for home with
the Women's Wlmbleton singles
championship and a ahars In the
women's doubles crown.
Mrs. Moody was presented with
two gold medals at the tti,DT
the vice- president of the British
Lawn Tennis association.
"English tennis la Improving.
Mrs. Moody asserted. "Yon did
not win any titles at Wimbledon,
hut that waa Just bad luck," ahe
told a London newspaper inter
viewer, i Mrs. Moody continued:
! "I slwaya enjoy Wimbledon
mors than any other tournament.
. ,ath 7 In it K 1 1 7 8 -
UU my iiubi ' " '
beth Ryan was aplendld. I tried
to get her into the American
Wlghtman Cup team, but as you
know, I could not manage it."
Mrs. Moody said bar lawn ten
ant plana for the noit year were
ot eettled. "I never plan that
tar ahead," aha deolared.
"I want to corns over again
est year, and probably shall."
' Waablngton was not a member
f the Continental Congress when
the Declaration ot Independence
aa adopted and consequently he
either voted (or It nor signed It,
"Coaching Off.
Third Base
se"
1'
Aws, Ektnph
Norton WITH
AM MEANS
OVBS HEAP MtXKS
"STAY UP"
KEEP 601NG 1
is Eat6np.p
WITH rU"r3
DOWN. Hf ANS..
:hitthePirt
By AL DEMARKE
(Former Pitcher N. Y. Glanu)
The coacher at tlkrd baae ta a
very responsible Job on any ball
club.
The first base coacher baa
comparatively no responsibility
except to watch the first base
man and prevent him from cut
ling in behind the haserunner
and catching him napping It he
gets too long a lead. When a
batter hlta a ball the play la In
front ot him as hs rounds first
baae and he Is In aa good or
better position than the coacher
to decide whether to take an ex
tra baas or not.
But tha third bass coacher
must decide In an Instant wheth
er to stop the runner at third or
send him into the plate. He
must figure the speed of that
particular runner and also the
fielding ability and strength ot
arm of the outfielder handling
the ball
He must alas wan the runner
on second base as to whether the
ahortatop or second baseman are
cutting in to catch him
Owing to the noise ot big
crowds when a base hit la made
word signs are . comparatively
useless, aa the runner cannot
hear the coacher.
So arms signs ars used uni
versally in the big league.
The coacher at third also has
to relay hit and run. bunt and
hit signs from the manager to
the battels when the manager la
not coaching himself.
1 will lake up these duUea In
another article in the near fu-
Atlanta Ready to
Give Bobby Jones
- A Royal Reception.
ATLANTA, July , (API
Bobby Jonea, who already can
have anything In Atlanta, was
all bnt given title and deed to
the place tor one day by official
act of the city council.
A resolution passed unanimous
ly yesterday officially declares
July 14, the day Bobby returns
from hla golfing wars in Europe
and Minneapolis, a legal holiday.
It urged cltlxena generally to
observe the day as such and
called upon business men to
close shop so that Bobby might
bo cheered aa every eltlsen would
cheer him.
The resolution, ons ot the moat
unusual ever passed by the coun
cil bore the names ot li of the
39 members of council, and was
passed amid cheers. It now goes
to Mayor L N. Ragsdale for
action.
BRUSHING UP
IJ
r a
14 V- An
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If Ti
S ,2 "S-J'.'h- ) V&. SA)XATeT0p5te,"Wrrt HEAD Ai U
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HARO
CONTEST
FACING COAST
LEAGUE TEAMS
! Battle of Season May
Be Played During
Present Week
Bjf Associated Prvee
The battle of the week, and per
hapa of the aummer. loomed la
Sacramento today aa the Coast
league teams prepared to play the
last aeries of the first halt ot the
seasen. With Los Angeles the
probable winner ot the flag, bar
ring upsets. Interest oontered on
the clash between the Seuatora
and Hollywood, with plenty ot In
centive tor each.
The Sacs, having led the league
for more than six weeks, went
south a couple ot weeka ago and
were trimmed aeven times In a
row by the awakened Stars. Hol
lywood continued the onslaught
against Oakland. Uking aeven out
ot eight from them in the last
series.
Angela Have 4-Game Load
The standing at the opening ot
play thla week showed the Sacs
and Stars In second and third
places respectively, a halt gamo
apart, with the Senators four
games behind the Angela.
Sacramento still boasted the
leading pitcher ot the league.
Freltaa staying on top with ten
won and two lost. Home, Los An
geles, wss second: Cole. Missions,
third, and Zlnn. Seals, fourth.
The Angels close the first peri
od with Seattle. They look for
ward to being able to cinch tha
flag, as they took five out ot sev
en from the Indiana two week
ago.
Oaka l.oee Rosenberg
The Missions prepared to open
the week's aeries st Oakland,
minus Rosenberg, outfielder, who
left yesterday to report to John
MoOraw for service with the
Giants.
San Francisco prepared to en
tertain Portland, and hoped to re
verse the story of their series two
weeks sgo. which Portland won.
4 to t.
The league leaders In games
also had the top rang batter. Was
Schulmeiicb, who bad batted .41
In (I games for Los Angeles, to
succeed Ike Boone, graduated to
Brooklva. - Earl Sheely, San Fran
clseo. whoso mark was .134, rank
ed second.
DO FISH NEST
IN TREES? YEA
IKE, AND HOW!
EAST HARTFORD. Conn.,
July I. More than 40.000.000
fish eggs were taken from trees
and bushes by the Connecticut
State Board ot Fisheries and
Gamo along tha Connecticut
river recently and hatched In
12 lakea and ponds of the
state.
Yellow perch swsm Into high
water areas, attached their
strings of eggs to submerged
bushes and branches ot trees,
and departed to deep water. The
high water receded and left the
strings ot eggs high sna dry.
blowing In the breetes. The fish
ami nm, deoartment haetllr
rescued tbs eggs and aent the
strings to hatcheries, ana a iew
days before they were ready to
K.tnK tha n were distributed
In lakes and ponds and allowed
to hatch there naturally. oai
of tha rescue work was done at
vw -aw- In niaatnnhttrv and
Eaat Hartford, according to re
ports to Us American uama pro
tective Association.
SPORTS
Schedule Makers Aid Senators
To Gain One-Half Game Margin
Over Connie Mack's Athletics
BY ORI-O ROnERTttON
Associated lree N porta Writer
Aided by the schedule makers.
Walter Johnson today had his
sensational Washington Senators
out In front In the beetle Ameri
can league pennant scramble for
the second time thla season.
Because the men who aet the
playing datra saw fit to give the
Athletica a day ot rest yesterday
and at the same time let the
Senators play the Red Sox. Wash
ington la leading tha champions
by one-half game as the result
of aa I to 1 triumph over Bos
ton. In defeating the Red 8o. the
Senators accounted tor their
eighth consecutive victory the
third time this season they have
run their string ot victories lo
eight.
Indians Noao Dive
The badly crippled Indians
dropped a few more potnta off
their percentage column, when
they tell before the SL Louie
Browns ( to 1. Circuit drives
by Ralph Kreaa and Goose Oos
lln featured tha game.
A Mexican ataudoft was the
double-header, the Tlgera taking
the first I to 1 behind the good
pitching ot Earl Wbllehlll but
losing the second to i.
In the second encounter, abili
ty to take advantage ot Detroit's
loose fielding gave the . White
Box the decision.
Herman's But Effective
Babe Herman'a powerful bat
New Type Hurdle
Designed by Old
Stars of Track
NEW YORK. July . (AP)
A new hurdle designed to reduce
the danger of bad falls and In
juries In hurdls racing waa an
nounced today by Harry Hill
man. Dartmouth college track
coach.
Tha Improvement la ths result
of a year's experimentation by
Earl Thomson, naval academy
coach: Harold Barron. Georgia
Tech mentor, and Hlllmaa. all
atar hurdlers In their day.
The design presented by this
committee has been accepted by
the association ot track coaches
of America and also by the Inter
national athletic federation which
mesne that ths hurdle "undoubt
edly will be need In future Olym
pic competition.
Aa explained by Hlllman. the
difference la the hurdls now la
uss has ths upright In ths cen
ter of the baas ao. In falling,
the top ot tha hurdls rtsee more
than two Inches. Ths nsw de
sign, which places ths upright
one-third the distance from ths
front of ths baae. will reduce
thla rise to less than one-half
Inch. - - - -
"If ths hurdler struck the
present hurdle with his knee."
Hlllman pointed out, "by the
time his rear foot cams ovsr the
height would be over two Inches
higher end naturally the runner
would either hit the hurdls very
bard or trip and fall.
' Many hurdlers hare been in
jured on account ot thla and
otliers have been eliminated in
important races. Nichols, the
Stanford hurdler, undoubtedly
would have made the last Olym
pic team but he hit one of the
hurdles and It threw him while
in the lead
"Baskln, the southern hurdler,
met tha asms fats Monte Walls
of Dartmouth received a bad In
jury at ths Indoor New York
A. C. games during ths winter
previous to the Olympic tryouts
and could not compete for six
months."
By Laufer
lavs ths Brooklyn Roblna a full
gams advantage over the Cuba as
ths National leagus champions
lost while tha pare sitters were
trimming the Boston Braves, I
tol.
A home run eft Herman'a bat.
which was preceded by a double
converted Into a run when
Wright singled, gavs tha Robins
ths decision and Ray Mosa the
best of the pitching duel with
Bob Smith.
The Cubs looked Just like an
other ball club ae they dropped
their third atralght to the
floundering Reds. Tha score
waa 4 to 1. at Malona pitched
one-hit ball tor five Innings but
weakened In the alith and
aeventh.
Modem lUarhall
A modern game of baseball
waa played at Philadelphia,
where the Giants defeated the
Phillies 13 to 13 In a slugging
orgy that brought five New York
and three Philadelphia pitchers
to the mound. Among the IS
hlta collected by the two teams
were Klein's twenty-fourth home
run of the eeason and another
bit ot the same variety by Frank
O'Doul.
The Cardinals march up the
atandlnga waa halted by the
Pittsburgh Pirates, who won
to t behind the steady southpaw
pitching ot Larry French. The
Carda bad won five atralght
games. Sunny Jim Botlomley.
and Gue Suhr hit home runs.
AMKRICAX LEAGUE
Won Lost Pet.
Washington 4 IS .441
Philadelphia 43 17 .
New York 43 11 .581
Cleveland .34 4t .474
Detroit , . - It 44 .443
St. Louis -., n 11 44 .403
Chicago ., 34 44 .38
Boston St 44 .137
NATIONAL LKAGl'R
Won Lost Pet.
..41 II .404
II .114
IS .1(4
14 .134
IT .414
40
45
44
.413
.411
.343
Boxers Come to
Aid of Battler
Who Lost Sight
CHICAGO, Jnly I, (AP) Box
ers of main-event eallbr tomor
row night will glvf Walcott Lang
ford, promising negro middle
weight of a year ago the chance to
knock ont the blindness that floor
ed him recently.
A costly aurgleal operation
which Lang ford could not afford
might bring hack his sighc
A card of II three-round no-de-clslon
bonis haa been arranged
for Barry's gym, the proceeds to
make np an operation fund for
Langford.
Tuffy Oriffith, Sioux City, Iowa,
heavyweight contender Larry
Johnson, negro light heavyweight.
and Bod Taylor, Terre Haute, Ind.,
and Earl Mastro, ranking feather
wights, are smong the stars who
will appear on the card.
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Brooklyn
Chicago ii, 44
New York 41
9t. Louis ,, I
Boston ,i 31
Pittabnrgh 11
Cincinnati -10
Philadelphia .,..,.
MANY ELDERLY WOMEN SUFFER
AGONY WITH PILE TROUBLES
MrsLester.T- . How; She '. Has : Orer-'
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BELIEVES EVEBYJrVOMANCAN BE
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UPTON SAILS
SOT
YACHJEVENTS
Veteran Challenger To
Make Fifth Attempt
To Capture Cup
LONDON July I, (API
Britain today officially aald fare
Well lo Sir Thoniaa Upton, the
noted Irish yachtsman on the
eve ot hla fifth attempt to bring
back the Amerlra'a cup.
. The Prince of Wales person
alty conveyed a message of God
speed to Mir Thomas at a com
plimentary luucheon at ITUh
mongers Hall which ovsrlooka
the 1.000 ysnr old Billingsgate
fish market ai Londou bridge.
Sir Thomas Is going to aail
shortly with hla fliamro. k V tor
New York and Newport.
Aak Turn of Lark
Prince ot Wales aald "all we
ask gentlemen. Is a turn ot the
lurk. 1 believe It will be as
popular In America aa here It
Sir Thomas at eighty years n(
age, "brims bark the America's
cup."
Sir Thouiaa evinced aa enthl
aam which seemed to say "I am
not too old aa yet. I am going
to show them this time."
R.dyard Kipling who sat two
seats away wearing an Ameri
can soft collar ot ample dlmen
alona nodded uia head vlgor
ouly. Sir Thomaa referred lo -the
Amerlca'a cup aa "that elusive
mug."
Amerlreaa Practice
NEW POUT, K. I., July I. (A
P) Weetamoe meets Enterprise
and Yankee had Whirlwind t
contend with today la the sec
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thorough trial. They are marvel
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Pile troubles, .awaits yea teevr
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ond ot the aerlea ot obsor ration
races which with another aerlea
nsal mouth, will determine the
defnudsr of the Amerlra'a cup
aiulnst Shamrock V, Sir Thuuias
l.lptou's challenger,
Yankoe whipped Enterprise
yesturday and Weetamoe defeat
ed Whirlwind.
Today'a course Is fifteen miles
to windward and return, alert
ing Bine miles southeast of
Breuton'a lleef Lightship. It Is
tha course which will be sailed
next September when Sir Thomaa
attempts to recover the trophy
won by (he schooner America
111 years ago lu a rars around
tha Isle of Wight.
Cbarlve Kratuls Adams, secret
ary of the navy, la at the wheel
of the Yankee In Hie preseui
serine of races.
Northwest Cities
Finance Air Tour
PORTLAND, July I. (API
Russell liwaon, national aero
nautical vice-president and dis
trict governor, said today 14
cities In Oregon, Wsiblnglou and
Idaho have agreed to finance
tha Pacific uorthweat'a first and
biggest air lour, a 10-day re
liability and eafety Jaunt.
Law sou aald the tour loomed
aa the moat Impreaalve one ever
held In title aerllon of the coun
try and might surpass the famed
lord lour which pasnud through
ths Pacific nnlbweit a tew years
ago.
July II haa been sot tentatively
ae the date lor the start.
AlttmillNtl TO IIOYI.K
VUNNKAI'ULIS. Minn., July I.
(API Intertachen. scene tf the
national open golf tournament
starting Thursday, la pronounced
"lnlr-lock-en." with the emphasis
on the "lock."
Business I'hnnei ISI.
CRATER GARAGE
SU W. MAIN NT.
RAY R. TAT1AMV, Prop.
Repair Work en All Makes of Cars.
"Not liner (tieap. But How flood."
Ray K, Tallow and Carl Robley, Mechanics.
Tomorrow
and
Saturday
America's Crack Colored Orchestra
EBONY SERENADERS
Under Direction of Wm. J. Goodlcttc
11
Artists
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New Orleans to New York
Fore Includes Room end Meals en Boat
Cad sny other vscstioe offer you
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some esses exactly the lame, ss an
ordinary roundtrip ticket to the
Esit.
Other interesting trips to the
Esst or mid-Wett easily srrsnard.
Let the Southern Pacific agent
help you plan.
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BOX Ell HLA IX
SAN rnANTISCO, July I, (A
P Thomaa Payne, known In
local prise rlugs aa Hattllng Mur
ray, waa abut and killed by an
unidentified assailant today In
what police described ss a drunk
en brawl at Army and Mission
streets.
There la total ot I.01I.III
miles of highways la the United
States ot which 440,000 miles are
surfaced.
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Southwest to New
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