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PAGE TWO THE EVENING HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OKEGON July 10, u;iii Cleveland Smothers Slugging Yank Outfit Big League Veterans Comeback Doien or So Stars Take Places Away ram Younger Men. A doien or mere major league veterans hare come back thl season to tnke the play away from, younger men. Ossle Bluege and Red Kress a crackerjack second base com bination for Washington, Pete Appleton, formerly Jsb lonowskl, back from the minora and winning for the Senators in fine fashion. Red Lucas of the Plratea ac counting for seven straight. Oussle Suhr pacing the Pitts burgh array and near the top of the National league batting list. Jesse Haines, 42, starting skirmishes for the Cardinals. Flint Rehm rejuvenated and assisting the Gas House Gang. Tony Lasserl helping the Yankees to a long lead. Pat Malone a standout on the none too steady pitching staff of the New York Americans.. Al Simmons swatting better than .300 for the Tigers. George Blaeholder the most effective hurler with Cleveland. Bing Miller, 42, hitting .888 and filling In acceptably in the Gold Sox outfield while Heinle Manush and Dusty Cooke were Injured. Bespectacled Danny MacFay- den, again under old Bob uuinn, who started him, and register ing for the Bees, after practical ly everybody suspected that he was through. Kiki Cuyler, released by the Cubs last year, bitting .320 and helping to keep the Reds la the Natioual league fight. In the absence of Buddy Myer, out with a stomach ali ment, Bluege has played the grandest game of a grand ca- reer At second base for the Na tionals, and is on hit way to bitting .300 In the junior loop lor the first time. At his side, . Kress, . baseball's - Cinderella Man, has cavorted like a colt, While Jimmy Dykes, manager ot the White Sox, expresses the opinion that Bimmona has short ened his stride, is - standing stralghter. and -hitting every' thing to left field now, the Milwaukee Pole 'contends that he hasn't changed his stance particularly. "The answer to my hitting of the) last-tn res weeks is that I finally have loosened up," ex plains Simmons, "It sounds rather silly to say that I tight ened np. for year and a half, but that's the truth. I almply got into a slump, knew that I needed to put on a big spurt to get up there again, and the more I thought about it the worse I got. "Now I'm relaxed once more, ' "When you once get a re putation aa a hitter it's too bad when yon fall oft a little. I've been booed all over the league, but they stopped in Detroit In our last 10 days at home. I think it would make more sense if they booed the guy who never was able to hit." ,.. Lucas' has spent 10 years with Cincinnati and Pittsburgh. Last season the redhead won only eight and lost six for the Buccaneers. Pie Traynor was ready to give up on him. Now Lucas' leads' the senior wheel in. pitching percentage. Never a terrific hitter in his six years' with' the - Corsairs, Buhr slumped sadly at the plate in 1935 and was listed for a down-the-rlver deal. Now the first baseman Is swatting ."341 by way of helping Bill Ben swanger'a boys to cut down the lead ot the Cardinals and Cubs. He performed In the all-star game. Malone appeared washed up last season, only three victories to show against five defeats In his first term as a Yankee under his old Cub boss, Joe McCarthy. The latter's friend ship wasn't figured to be a strong enough tie to hold the Irishman on the Rupper roster. Now here he Is one ot the main stays of the chucking corps. Blaeholder spent eight years with the Browns and a half term with the Athletics. He won only 7 and lost 11 In 1986. It was reported that his fast , ball had vanished. Here he Is the star of a staff that was fig ured as the class of the Ameri can league at the beginning of the campaign. Time gives many bail players ample opportunity to refute the old theory that they never come back. - NEW YORK LEAD CUT fly TIE Five Homers Knocked Out of Park; Detroit .. Beats Solons. .-. Four Perfect Hands Dealt In Bridge Game PRINCE RUPERT, B.' C, July 10. (P) Mathematicians have figured out that It hap pens once In many thousand hands but It happened here last night four perfect hands in a game of contract bridge. F. A. MacCalluin, manager , ot the bank ot Montreal here, was dealing at a table In the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Hlnlon. He found he had denlt himself 13 clubs. He bid a grand slnm, but 10 did the other three players. A showndown revealed the four perfect bands. By the Associated Press There's a red-faced murder ers' row at Yankee stadium, New iora. Just when those Yanks were beginning to believe they held a corner on the big league bomb ing business, the Indian tribe from Clevelsnd hit the warnath to prove that It's at least a two- way argument. They proved It against the Yankee homicide squad,, no less. Lou Gets Homer - The Indians breesed Into the east Thursday, burned up at the world in general and their own Second division standing In par ticular, and broke the Yanks' I homer hammering copyright by ID smasning live round trip ciouts out of the park, Includ ing two by Hal Trosky, (2) tying an American league record with three four-base blows In one inning, and (3) beating the Yanks at their own game by hanging an 11-4 wallonina- on them. Loo Gehrig saved something from the Yanks' shattered repu tation by driving out his 21st homer of the season, but that still left him one behind Indian Chief Trosky. With the Tigers trouncing the Senators 10-7, the Yanks' lea gue lead was cut to nine nines over Detroit and Boston, who re mained just a few percentage points back of the Tigers by taxing the White Sox 7-2 behind wea Ferrous effective pitching. A's Beat Browns The Athletes stared out of the league cellar, for the present at least, by nosing out the lsst place Browns 7-5. The Chicago Cubs pulled no to a half game from the - St. Louis Cardinals at the head of the National league pack by eoming tnrougn with a double- header victory over the Dod gera, 4-3 and 5-4. The gaa house gang took Its one game with the Giants 6-3. after hearlnx that Bill Terry planned to re tire as an active Giant player. Tne fast moving Cincinnati Reds were handed their first night setback of the season, as the Boston Bees came from be hind for a t-S victory while the Pirates clubbed the Phillies 13-6 with Paul Waner and Bill BrU' baker accounting for 11 of the runs. The Cubs were lucky to trim the Dodgers In their first game, Van Mungo turned in an other pitching masterpiece, strik ing out. 11 men to -bring his year's total to 104. Except for some daffy Dodger base run ning, the game would have end ed In a Brooklyn victory In the ninth. As It was, the Cobs held on for 13 frames. 1 Red Sox Play League Leaders Here Sunday Afternoon With two regulars baok hi uniform after belug .out due to injuries received In the Red Sox Olendale fray on June 28,-the Klatnnth Falls Red Sox play host to the league-lending Grants Pass Merchants on -Modoc field Sunday afternoon. Previous in formation was given out that the Sox would journey to Grants Pass and the Pellcana would play Glendale In -Klamath. How ever, Bill Hulon. secretary of the league, advised that the games omitted during the lay off on July ( would be played out. Both Roy Wheeler and Tom Martin will be In the 8ox lineup Sunday to defend the Sox' rec ord ot not losing one game so far this season on the home dia mond. These boys have been on the Injured list. Granger, out standing catcher for the Sox, will not be In the game. Granger received a broken finger In the Coquille tilt last week and will be out for nearly a month. Char ley Booth, 1935 Sox catcher, will wear the big mitt and do the receiving for "curve-ball" Carlstrom. - Only one gnme stands between the ratings of the two clubs and If the Sox take Grants Pass and Glendnlo takes the Pelicans, all three teams will he lied tor first position, making the remainder of the league series a rather hot affair. Carlstrom Is expected to be In tine form for the game nnd looks for little trouble In aot tiug Grants Pass down on tho SOFTBALL LOOP OPENS MONDAY Schedule Drawn for An nual Play Under Lights of Modoc Field. Seven clubs will begin nliiv In tho Softball livjurim . iim! Mm.. email ena or tne acore. in tne uay night at Modoo field. only other game this boy has pitched against toe Merchants this year, he won easily by a score of 9-1. uenrly pitching a shutout game. The Sox are eager to piny against Hurdy, sensational south paw for the Merchants, as he let them down with three bingles In Grants Pass a few weeks ago to win 6-3. A large crowd Is expected for this crucial game and Grants pass adrlsea that another major All games will be played! un der the flood lights. , . The schedule: July 13 Smoke vs. Elks; Wey erhaouser vs. Lowells, July 17 Knights of Columbus vs. Lost River; Smoke vs. Old Fort. July 20 Elks vs. Weyerhaeus er; Knights ot Columbus vs. Old Fort. July 24 Smoke vs. Lowells; Elks vs. Lost River. July 27 Wcyorhscuser vs. Old and Carlstrom. Fight Results (By The Associated Press) New York Wildcat O'Connor. 140, Scranton, Pa., stopped Lew Massey, 135, Philadelphia, (6). BelcastroWm Give Les Wolfe Hard Main Event It will bs a different Pete Bel castro who will meet Les Wolfe ot Texas at the Klamath armory Tuesdsy night. Beaten by Wolfe when the matches were held at the Legion hall, Belcastro since then baa stepped to the front as the Junior heavyweight champion of the coast. He holds the belt put up last year by a northern California wrestling tournament committee. The young Klamath grappler has showed such steady Improve ment In the past year, Wolfe will find htm a more difficult opponent than ever. The match will be a duel be tween Belcastro's dropklcks and wolle s figure-four scissors. It is very possible the winner will get a chance at Dude Chick the unbeaten cowboy. Wolfe and Chick hare never met Belcastro has one draw and one loss In matches against the cowboy. Two good supporting matches have been arranged for the Tues day night' program. Charlie Carr of Mississippi will meet Jimmy 1.011 or Alabama and Bobby Chick or Wyoming will meet Prince Mi- halakla of San Francisco. Olympic Hoop Team Short on Travel Funds LOS ANGELES. July 10. (p) Double worry hung over one of America's Olympic games bas ketball sqnads. Universal Pic tures, today. The boys played a collection of college all-stars last night. and raised only 3300 toward the 12000 needed to finance their trip to New York. What was worse, the Univer sal squad was defeated, 22 to 20. A field goal by center Jack Hupp, University of Southern California star, in the last 30 seconds of play, proved the dif ference. The all-stars led at the half, 9 to 6. Fishing News PORTLAND, Ore., July 10. (JP) Recent fishing conditions have brought Joy to innumerable Ore gon anglers and every Indica tion polnta to another profitable weekend, the state game com mission's survey showed today. Good catches have been re ported from nearly all sections or tne state. County reports In brief: Columbia: Catfish and erap- pies pientuui in all sloughs, trout fishing fair in Nehalem river, Rock creek and Clatskanle. Washington: Fair catchea on Upper Gales and Esst Dairy creeas, an streams clear and water slightly low. Wasco: Angling prospects fa vorable in lake districts and Lower Deschutes. Hood River: Lake area pro viding good fishing. limits taken in Olallle, Monon and Rust lakes. Deschutes: Limit catches In East lake, bait fishing and troll ing successful In Todd and Sparks lakes, good fly fishing In ranuna lake. Crook and Jefferson: 7 De schutes In fair condition for fly and troll fishing, bait best In Crooked river, limit fly catches In Cabot lake. Marlon and Polk: Pamllla lake yielding good catches, North San tlam fairly good. Yamhill: Good catches on Up per Wlllamlna and North and South Yamhill rivers, small streams very low. Lane: Good catches In McKen- sle and Willamette rivers as well as in Horse creek and Lake country. I league baseball scout will be oniFort; Smoke vs. Knights of' Co twu w uviu iwruf , luniMIS. July 31 Elks vs. Lowells; Lost River vs. Old Fort. August 3 Smoke vs. Lost River; Elks vs. Knights ot Co lumbus. August 7 Lowells vs. Old Fort; Weyerhaeuser vs. Lost River. August 10 Weyerhaeuser vs. Knights of Columbus; Lowells vs. Lost River. August 14 Elks vs. Old Fort; Smoke vs. Weyerhaeuser. August 17 Lowells vs. Knights I ot Columbus) Smoke vs. Elks. August zi KiKS vs. Weyer haeuser; Knights of Columbus vs. Lost River. August 2t Smoke vs. Weyor haeuser; Elks vs. Lowells. August 28 Knights of Colum bus vs. Old Fort; Lowells vs. Lost River. - August 31 Elks vs. Lost River; Weyerhaeuser vs. Old Fort. September 4 8moke vs. Knights of Columbus; Weyer haeuser vs. Lowells. September 11 Lost River vs. Old Fort; Smoke vs. Lowells. September 14 Elks vs. Knights ot Columbus; Lowells vs. Old Fort. September 18 Smoke vs. Old Fort; Weyerhaeuser vs. Knights of Columbus, September 21 Smoke vs. Lost River; Elks vs. Old Fort September 25 Weyerhaeuser vs. Lost River; Lowells vs. Knights of Columbus. Freddie Steele Favorite tor Battle with Risko SKATTLE. July 10, (fl'l-Tho ronio from Steele's home In Til blKKoat fight siieotnelo of the Pa clfto northwest since Jack Hemp Boy outpointed Tommy alhlmns In Montana 13 years ago, was ready for production outdoors here tonight with champion Ed die (Rube) Wsko risking his middleweight crown In a 16 roiiiul buttle with Freddie Steele ot 'l'ucomu. It was considered a real risk, too, for tho Syracuse mauler, as he took a had beating from Steele In a non-lltlo bout here lust March. The latest odds were 10 to 7 In favor of tho two-tinted Ta- coina slugger, and ninny north west funs were predicting tuu crowning ot n new 'chnniiilon sort of nn annual event In the middleweight division the las'. five years. Six different bat tlers hare held tho title since Mickey Walker vacated llio throne In 1931. A crowd of 40.000 was ex ported to jam the Hostile base ball park for tho big show. Sev eral thousand fans planned to eonin wild a hope of cheering their protego to victory. Promoter Nl liruxniani keep lug one eye on the weather in he chocked over Inst minute de tails, predicted a gut of 171, 000. He had reuse for some rniicorn after llio weatherman forecast "unsettled conditions," Ho admitted he already was "In the clear" on the flalil even though he guaranteed Hlsko J28.OO0 and Steele 110,000. At tho welghlng-ln exorcises this afternoon the champion was expected lo scale Just under the limit of 100 pounds and Steele three or four pounds less. "I'm not going lo fool around trying to box Steele this time." said Rlsko. "I'm going to loss a lot of leather and If I don't stop Freddie It will be because they ai ry mo out." Tho Tacotna boy, who hasn't lost a fight In four years and has scored S3 knockouts In bouts, said "All I waul Is a chance for one punch." MORE WINNING CHUCKING SEEN Consl Pitchers Continuo to Stand Up Batters; Oaks Seek Record. SPORT SHORTS Standings (Uy The Associated Press) CO .4 ST LKAUl'K Doctors Rate Dust Storms, Face Powder Top Nuisances PORTLAND. July 10 f UP) Dust that swirls through the middle west and the tiny flakes of powder that a woman dabs on her nose were rated as num ber one nuisances to the medi cal profession Friday. rive hundred delegates to the Paclflo Northwest Medics asso ciation meeting heard Dr. Ray M. uaiyeat of University of Okla homa inaict cosmetics as "one of the commonest csuses of hay lever ana asthma." - Contain Orrisroot They beard also Dr. D. J. Davis, dean of the college of medicine at University of Illi nois, predict that mldwestern dust storms soon may offer a serious problem to specialists In respiratory diseases, and that cancer of the lungs and silicosis are on the Increase. Dr. Balyeat, ' one of three scientists who pioneered the study of allerglcal diseases 19 years ago, said most cosmetics may cause hay fever because they contain orrisroot, made, of the ground roots of Iris. Orris root reacts on many persons as does pollen of flowers. Iris it- seir, as well as other flowers with petals, seldom causes hay fever, however, because of pol- lenation ny Dees, not by the wind. The pollen ordinarily does not reach sensitive nostrils. In years of rosearch Dr. Bal yeat has learned, among other things, that: Goldenrod Absolved Qoldenrod seldom causes hay fever, although 40 per cent of physicians and most ot the laity believe it the most common cause. Instead, ragweed, In the east, and grasses and thistles. In the west, blooming at the same time as goldenrod, are guilty. Aspirin, emplrin, phenacetin and some other pain-relievers are most common . eauaes of hives. About 67 cathartics In general use cause hives. Treat ment stay away from the medi cine chest. Eesema may be caused by any plant with fuszy leaves geran ium, evening primrose, polnset tla, tomato and grape. Hay fever should be treated early and seriously, because 30 to 70 per cent of Its sufferers eventually become asthmatic. Iodized Oil Recommended Iodized oil Is a simple and often overlooked treatment to relieve asthma sufferers while doctors are seeking permanent relief for the sufferer. Dr. Davis, citing the dust problem of the midwest, hailed recent Improvements In air-con-dltlonlng and said It "will do for the air what filtration years ago did for water." Most air-condi tioning systems now on the market, however, are Imperfect because "the trade has gone ahead of science," Dr. Davis said. "The best way to prevent res' piratory diseases Is to keep the mouth clean with toothbrush and cleansing agents," he advised. The largest Roman Catholic church Is St. Peter's, In Rome. The seating capacity can hardly be estimated, as much of the edi fice consists af corridors and halls. The building covers four acres of ground. and Nehalem rivers. Tillamook: Fly fishing good In Trask, Wilson, Nehalem and Nestucca Tivers, weekend pros pects excellent, chlnook taken in Nehalem bay and river. Lincoln: Trout fishing con ditions Ideal, sllverslde In Silctz and salmon In Alsea. Western . Lane and Douglas: Fair catches In Lake creek and Slualaw river. Trout fishing good In Mercer, Slltcoos and Tahkenitch lakes. Curry: , Salmon fishing good at mouth of Rogue, stream not clear enough for fly fishing, other waters low and clear. Coos: Lower water fishing not good but several fair catches on Upper Mlllieoma creek. Douglas: Roseburg district im proving,' especially North Ump- qua, spinners and bait nest lures for larger trout, Diamond lake good. Jackson: ' Trout ' fishing Im proving In Rogue, water con ditions excellent, limits ot east ern brook trout take on troll In Fish lake. Josephine: Run of large steel head reported In Rogue, several caught weighing 16 pounds, spinners and flies used. Klamath: Trolling good and fly fishing fair on Klamath lake, Levis lake excellent for fly fish ing, Little Deschutes fair. Fish ing generally good. It Is anticipated that next year all first-class mall between the capital cities of Canada will be carried by air on a daily service. W. L. PCT. Oakland . 67 43 .670 Seattle 1 67 43 .663 Missions .. 65 48 .634 Portland . 60 46 ' .621 Los Angeles .......... 62 61 ,505 San Diego 49 65 .471 San Francisco ...... 48 66 .486 Sacramento 38 82 .380 NATIONAL I.EAOUK wnw Ik, mahl.ra' .ha.i.h.. ' HOW MmmilpuKufciMyiwM ,UnM SIS I. " 1 ' irM0' "'ho Dsrscrso. .,!.... ( IU V . '" "''' e,t Fi.ii. M,B.. ,.u.wk YEARS h wooden: for your1 tftjvymcnt A BOTTLE mw Ave A. 167-C 1 15 167- rait vim W. L. PCT. St. Louis .. 47 28 .627 Chicago ..... 45 27 .625 Pittsburgh ....... 42 33 .560 Cincinnati 88 34 .628 New York 30 35 .527 Boston 85 41 .461 Philadelphia 26 47 .356 Brooklyn - 25 51 .323, AMERICAN LKAOl'E 1 W. L. PCT. New York 61 24 .680 Detroit 43 - 83 .660 Boston .................. 43 84 .668 Washington 40 . 86 .626 Cleveland 40 87 .610 Chicago 36 3 .473 Philadelphia . 29 48 .842 St. Louis ....... 23 48 .324 Training's the bunk. I drink I(y KD1HK HK1KT7I AMKorlntcd Presa KMr1ii Writer NEW YORK. July 10. (I') Baseball men still ure wonder ing why they left Pepper Mar tin off the all-star teitin Mickey Cochrane says if Detroit wins the ponnnut agnln, he doesn't rare which team the Tigers meet In the world series, just so old Pepper Isn t on It . . . Most of the members of Washington's Olympic crow are working their way through school. Madison Suunre Garden Isn't warming up to a suggestion that It trade Tony Cansonerl's con tract to Mike Jacobs for Max Schmeling's. If certain arrangements can be made, the Cardinals are pret ty sure to shift from Braden tou Daytona Ucach . noxt spring , . . As fur as this corner can learn, Kd Brandt ot the Dod gers was the only player Inter ested enough In the all-star gamo to pay his expenses to Boston . i . Seen crossing the. Of org Washington bridge headed west: A trailer with a big banner on the side reading "Berlin or Bust" . . . The trailer carried members of a girl's track team. Dan Cometford, rabid Dodger fan, says the highly publicised bump on Vnn Mungo's face la a myth . . Dsn says ho saw Mun go at midnight Monday and he was O.K. . . . Ditto at t a. m. Tuesday Other Dodgers carefully scrutinised tb Mungo map whtu toe big pitcher Joined the team at Chicago Wedncsdsy, but found uo trace of a bruise Sorry to hoar of the death of Paul Hose, conch of the un defeated spearflsh normnl foot ball team last season. Medford Tennis Team Will Play Here on Sunday The rugged Medford tennis team will Inrndo Klamatn Falls Sunday for the third of a three i match series. Kncli team holds a victory ovor the other. In the Initial encounter the Klamath train won, 7 to 4. The sncoiid match was taken by Medford, I to 7. It Is not as yet certain that the Klamath Irani will be at full strength for Sunday's fray. Med ford, on Hie other baud, while al ready boasting a well balanced squad, has been further rein forced by the return of Joe Pat ton. l'atlon, a southpaw, Is one of the best players Modford has pro duced In recent years. Ho Is re ported to hare played number ono position for St. Mary's the -past year, so should be a welcome addi tion to the valley team. Play will be on the high school courts and will start about 9:30. Baseball (lly The Aoeliiteil I'm) lluKelilts were at a premium In Coast league parks lodny a slut) artlsis continued sterling p.-aur. niaurvs ahleh began 'ruenduy ninl continued Thursday night, , For llio third successive day a shutout game was rri-iird'-d 111 Oakland, hall lllego dropped a 1 0 dei-Uloll, while nl Slierallleutn, lul llm second day In a row, a .Suit l-'raiirlseu .Mission hurler blnnk Stu-rnmentn, Thursday nltlu t srora being 4-0. Han Franrisio's Seals sidled Into a 3-8 victory oter I'urllund. Seattle did 1)10 only bludgeon ;ug, to liviiure I .os Angeles, 1 1 J. Arorns After Itisoril The Acorns are going after a record, their moumlsmeit having pllilieil 38 scirnless tunings out of the last 39 against the Missions and Padres. Wee WUIln Ludotnli yesterday allowed only two singles lu subduing San Diego In a swell plli-hlng duel with llk Word. Tho I'udre allowed only five hits, bill two of the 111 were doubles bunched In the fourth Inning for the lone run. In the past three games, uuly lour runs have beau acored by Oakland and San Diego. The Seals, fighting to get bnck Into the first division from Ilia seventh Bitot, won their iseoud close one lu a row from the Heav ers when t'ulchor Vluro Muni'l ainota a ilouhla with two on III Ihe seventh to wind up a three-run rally prolonged by llednre's error. Many lrore Made Little Kvii Shetbatrs record In (he box score summary was less Impressive c tin 11 (ieorgo Caster's, but he didn't allow a hit after the fifth Inning. The Indians fattened their bat ting averages at llio espenao of four leasor-known Bitranb chui k- rrj, with first baseman Jim Slier- sis lending tho attack with two doublrs and two alngtra. Chet Smith and Wes gehulmerlch gl homers, the latter blow bulng one of seven scattered lilts gleaned ulf Ilea l.uraa. Sacrnniiiiito's nervous Solons j Juggled Ihe ball fire limes while K. 11 COAST I.K Uit K II. II. San Diego 0 2 fnl l..,l I I K Ward and II. Docrr; Ludolph ; ' " " '. '""'i "T, .' Tom Ponlecorvo, Western Maryland football tackle and na tional Intercolleglato hoavywelght champ, has turned pro and placed hlmsolf under the wing of the veteran Charley Harvey . Bud Shaney, veteran right hander, now hurling for Char lotte In the Carolina league, has hurdled 13 straight victories so far .. . . He has worked In 17 games, but has passed only 16 men. lots of champagno, smoke and seldom go to bed, Kloanor Holm Jarrctt, swimming champion. WRESTLING and Hurtle R. II. E. Portland t 4 1 San Francisco 3 5 2 Caster and Ilrucker: Sheehan and Monso. R. II. E. Mission 4 8 Sacramento 0 6 (lly The Associated Press) Washington Ernlo Dusck, 228, Omaha, dofeatod Ivan Managoff, 216, Russia, 0110 fnll. London, Ont. Vincent Lopes, 224, Los Angeles, defeated Hal Rumherg, 230, Spokane, two straight falls. ,.A..-K'-, m Ml MXLh) miiiiiiiUJBI' 8AFB, economical, enjoysble opera tion of your car In summer depends upon correct lubrication. Union Lub ricants, used In Stop-Wear Service, stop summer wesr because they are heat-resisting, friction proof.. applied by experts. Watch for the Stop-Wear sign at hundreds of service stations. UNIOfc OIL COMPANY Stewart and Outen; .Andrews and Nurron. R. II. E. Seattle 11 18 0 Los Angeles .. 2 7 1 Lucas and Splndel; Casey, Joyce, Uatslor, Struss and llol turlnl, Huskies Assured Trip to Berlin 8BATTLK, July 10. W) Wsshlngton's victorious Huskies today were assured ot a trip to Berlin to represent Uncle Sam In the Olympic games crew races. The northwest milled to their support, raising 5.160 In a threo day drive, I. V. Dig, chairman of the campnlgn commlltoe, said, The quota was 25,000. Tho crow, which won Ihe Inter collegiate regatta at Poughkeepalo and the Olympic trials, will ssll for Borlln Wednesday. , ml Nathan Andrews lost his slab duel with veteran Waller Steaart. who spaced five Solon singles Ju diciously, Tuttln's early-season erltlrlsm of Sacramento's young players must have made thorn over-anxious last night, for all the 0 . hoots were made by Junior players. 6 i Tho lleds scored only one earned run, An Amorlcan-ownnd airline In China 'last year carried 8uuo passengers In Its Amerlrnn-biillt transports. The Hue now plans to extend Its service to Lhasa, capital of Tibet. Keno Dance Saturday Night Music , The Rythm Kings Before you start on that summer trip, call ahead. Rc- ' sorts nnd hotels welcome an oppni , tunlly to have waiting for you Just the accommodations you desire. Telephoning give you an opportunity to dincun matters. It may snvo you time, miles, disappointment , . The Pacific Telephone and Telegraph Company LUBRICATI FOR SAFETY. 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