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Show iBASOLlilE GOSSIP ID AUTOMOBILE j DEMPSEY HEARD TIDE TIP MOVES STRIB TO SLUG i OUT OF SHADOWS RAIL PLANE RECEIVES FIRST TEST IN SCOTLAND Bay District I .... Teams All Tied . ROW -- For Honors , Xr v y j0'"' ... - San Francisco, July 19 (AP) The San Francisco bay district teams stood at the top In. the Pacific Coast league today with San Francisco, Oakland and the Missions tied for first with three games out of four wen for each The Seals lost their sole claim to top honors when Sacramento took its first game of the second period last night, 4 to 3, in a tenth inning rally. Hurst got his twelfth win of the season, for Oakland as Los Angeles was given its third defeat, 5 to 4 Martin Roskelley of Smithfield, who has gone to Chicago . model Black from the Lundberg Buick Motor company prior to leaving. He will drive the machine here from Hint, Mich- gaaaccentmg delivery July 28. An ssociated Press dispatch from South Bend, Indiana i Fridays batch of news stated that members of the board f directors of the National Automobile chamber of in session, expressed themselves as enthusiastic over the business outlook for the next six months. According to Alfred Reeves, general manager of the chamber, who $?id he based his statements on repoits of leading economists of the country, the business depression appears to have reached its limit. This fact, he said, with low inventories, easy money and reduced production during the first six months of the year, has produced a healthy condition in the automotive industry. com-rere- e, v Seattle started out strong against the Missions, knocking Nelson out of the box In the first inning, but lost, 3 to 4. Portland and Hollywood split their series so far when the Stars took .a 10 to 5 victory . The cooperation of dealers and manufacturers in carrying out a plan to junk old cars promises to add an addition d market for the industry, Reeves said. Two and a halfmillion automobiles are expected to disappear fiom service during Official Coast league stand- ing, including games of follows: 1930. was Manager Seth Blair of the Blair Motor company who same shaied he the stated that in Logan Friday' on business, views as did Mr. Reeves of the chamber of commerce as expressed in the dispatch. Mr. Blair contemplates an exceptional business in Graham cars in 1931. iliie 5i railing, l)i- -e Jlier, hopes to soar to the top of the Russell Cranney, sales manager for the Cranney Motor division, supplanting boxing with slugging, a suggestion of of two lines of Jaik Dempsey,. Ilis next opponent is Phil Seoit. company, announced today the introduction company. They straight eights by Chrysler manufacturing l perMacoic deTKUL'sJwtk-li- l and let fly a. few Tictoaa wai- L embody advanced engineering, flu j."11 Porut fight Ut Stnli s in ton h, siiiidcuU Irnusfmnn from 0 innovations appearance. and startling formances, boxer to a puni her, sis Xod laiwwei. Wilford Baugh of the Baugh motor company, has a force (Millions bis wav fimn nn ohioiiiity vvlihhj Right now Stribling has another of men busy erecting a new service station on the corner of fell oxer hlu following lus nnslioiri; 'hurdle to leap, a bout with Ihil owned by su.it in London July 2S1, lint figures first east and center, on the property formerly pt ifurmunip Sghinot Jtd, Shaikc to win that. Hes already shouting ill Mm mi Lamoreaux estate anil the Methodist church. for a linilc h with Max heavy-weig- ht 1 making-sensationa- -- 1 I In s Harem ir Bokhara (P) In line with of converting royal -19 their ffl The;- palacespolicy Chicago. July into public institutions pick of the country handi- the have authorities soviet cap horses, eleven of them, were entered today in the first; turned the palace of the of Arlington parks mer Emir of Bokhara, now an added cup event a exile in Alfghtntstan, into a $25,000 for mentally derangrace of championship propor ed women. tions E. R. Bradleys blue Larkspur, ' The palace, in days gone by, the show places of last seasons & year old cham- was one ofWithin spacious pion, was a 7 to 5 overnight Bokhara. which arethesurrounded favorite to win the mile and grounds, mud walls, is a great a quarter test, but was as- - by high swimming pool where sural of plenty of competition open-a- ir wives from the other ten stars. Sun the emir and his multiple used to disport Beau, an eastern favorite, was and concubines quoted at 2 to 1 while Toro, j themselves, winner of the American derby,) When the emir fled from the Latonla derby and the Bokhara in 1920, he is said to Lincoln handicap as a three have taken with him to Alfghan-ye- ar old; Petee Wrack, Victor- - istan $10,000,000 in gold 5,000 lan, victor in the $100,000 Agua camels and 100 concubines, but Cahente handicap, and Snow- - he left all the furnishings and flake, the outstanding filly of art objects in his oalace intact the season, had their share of The rooms in which he held his court, gaudily furnished followers. PersThe other entrants were:, with a bizarre mixture of Reveille Boy, 50 to 1 shot ian, Chinese, Mussan; English German trappings, have which won the American der- and converted Into a museum been by; Stars and Bars, Gallahad, There the local proletariat may Maya and Paul Bunyan. see something of the extravagance and luxury In which the rulers of Bokhara lived in the past. s 3 3 ... 3 2 Seattle .. Sacramento 1 1 . . .750 .750 .750 500 .503 .250 .250 .250 1 I 1 2 2.23 Hollywood Los Angeles ; . Ex-Em- Won Lost Pet. ..1 3 3 Giu-A- I Mad Women Housed San Francisco Oakland Missions .. Portland - Friday .Stiililing, lilUo veteran of more thmi IKK i fights, tiUlumgh lie's only 2t, stalled a new ill he for the title whin he Unix ked out Otto Von Ior.it in the first round in t 'hie,'(go Down in Dixie, where the home folks klip strung along with St rib een in lus Imd moments, they re i ing none oilier than Jack Dempsey some of the uedit for the his new (leorgnm's sjimt and lethal powers . Dnnpsev lefereed a fight in H fewmouths li.uk utid snld that the Dixie flier could lasume if he the heavy vv tight (hanipum foi got some of lus caul Ion, waded Three Second Division Teams Jr. main 3 games behind tJie Associated Press Sports Writer Athletics with an 8 to 6 vicAlmost unnoticed amid the tory. tumult and shouting over the Bv Hugh S. Fullerton, o battle for first place in the National league, there is a stirring bit Brooklyn-Chicag- 1- -2 Lott Brings of baseball warfare going on More Honor m the second division of the circuit .with Pittsburgh, Boston and Cincinnati involved in a United three-da- y straggle for the best position. Pittsburghs Pirates are on July 19 (jp) top, the second division today, Auteuil, France, Lott of Chicago George holding fifth place by a half- needed only a few minutes to- game margin by virtue of yesto complete the Job he terdays 12 to 4 triumph over day the Boston Brakes Cincinnati, began yesterday and defeated over the humble Baron Humbert de Morpurge victorious Swimming Records total scores of bythe Phillies, 13 to 10-- 8, and give seventh place, but only a Honolulu half game behind the Braves. the United States its second By The Associated Press At Shaded Toronto A1 Foreman, Montin two matches of the Glenn Spencer pitched the victory Davis cup tennis real, defeated Pete Zivic, Pittsto their third straight inter-zon- e Pirates final. burgh, Pa., (3) (Zivic disqualiHonolulu, July 19 (AP) Two victory in Boston. fied for not trying) . more swimming records were The Reds and Phillies enSioux City, la. Carl Wells, shaded in performances in the gaged in a wild hitting affair' Omaha, knocked out Georgia second session of the interna- in which the Phillies scored Atwood, Sioux Citj, (4). tional swimming meet here last five runs in the fourth to gain San Francisco Gorilla Jones, i night. a 6 tie and the Reds dupliAkron, Ohio, knocked out Bucky Buster Crabbe of Honolulu, cated the rally in the eighth Lawless, Syracuse, N. Y., (9). swimming for the University of to clinch the decision. Home the big feature with California, set a new runs were ein New, York, July 19 p) Babe The Brooklyn Dodgers rested Southern 27th -- for the 80 meter free: Chuck-Klhitting his HeilRuth is the first major league Dazzy Vance, the clubs star figure event in 10 minutes, 15 4 for Philadelphia -' and style to score 100 runs this hurler, nine days for an Inde- seconds. Weissmuller mann, Strlpp and Meusel con- player season. pendence Day game with the established Johnny record necting for Cincinnati's four The Yankee worlds the Giants and he lost it. slugger tallied baggers. of 10.22 2 here in 1927 . twice -- against the St Louis used Dubs likewise Chicagos for The 1928 Olympic record Browns yesterday to bring his the 800 meter relay was better- the home run routeleadas totheya seasons total to an even cenBrooklyn's clipped ed by the Hut Makani team of tury. 29 4 single game by winning the Honolulu in 9 minutes. of crucial clash their fourth i shading the Olympic 6 to 2 MOTOR MAXIMA seconds, Nation mark of 9 36 2 by the United series, Beck and Hack Wilson, Clyde Woody English States team From clouted homers to account for Jaoan four of Chicagos runs while Meill university of placed second and Yale third in Del Bissonettes four base blow the relay. The victory gave the was the only real wallop of Makani aggregation a point the" five hits the Robins made gans upper peninsula where as off the delivery of Sheriff Fred Marquette had an score of 37 for the meet enviable maximum of 62. The Pacific against 27 for Meigi and 25 for Blake. Yale. New Yorks Giants went a coast, too, had temperatures in long way toward settling their the comfortable seventies, with 2 dispute with St Louis over a 68 at San Francisco. Bandits third place by Tallying for five Yesterdays heat casualties Inruns in the ninth inning to cluded the death of a man In Hanged LastO' win the second in a row, 8 to Springfield, I1L, from sun stroke, 7. the death of a Chicago fireman (Continued from Page One) The lowly St. Louis Browns who collapsed at drill, and a and he was provided the big thrill of the drowning and two prostrations for him at pronounced dead at 9 53 The American leagues day fcs they in New York City, where a temtrap was sorting for Rovston blew a seven game losing perature of 84 was accompanied streak sky high at the expense by high humidity. at 10 37 and he was New Yorfc Yankees.The Los AngeTesTJuly 19 TAP) Before going to the execution Browns started hitting and Southern Californias record first inning and breaking six day heat wave rechamber, Abshier was taken scoring intothe be intimidated by ceded to Roystons cell They said good refusing today after having taken the great Babe Ruth, who eight lives. bye and shook hands. made his 33rd home run, or Matilda Lagrant, 76, died yesRoyston made a will leaving Lou who clouted his BUT, theres a clear road his few possessions to his wife, 25th, Gehrig, terday tn an auto camp at the didn't until ahead to MOTOR HAPthey stop who is in California with a baby In the Imperial valeighth, rolling up a 14 to 6 Holtville, PINESS and peace of ley. Her death raised to seven daughter. His body will be sent score to Richmond, Cal, for burial occurmind, when you buy a Incidentally they moved out the number of fatalities el valPROPERLY-- C O N D In the Lamar holdup, A. N of eighth place bv a three ring in the Parrish, president of the bank, point margin over the Boston ley flanking the tower end of USED CAR of and his son John were slain by Red Sox. who lost a 6 decis- the Colorado river. us on EASY TERMS. Cool breezes from the Pacific the quartet Two tellers were ion to Detroit as the Tigers k'dnapped and later the body found Milton Gaston for six brought relief from the high of one, E Ar Kessinger, was of their runs in the fourth in- temperatures. All sections outj found He had been murdered ning. side of Imperial valley reportto still his tongue, It was re- - The Philadelphia Athletics ed below 90 degrees weather, " won later their eighth straight game Los Angeles cooling off to $4 Royston had been wounded in by scoring 11 runs in two in- In .the Imperial district' the an of m the nings to defeat Chicago 15 to thermometers still were above shots exchange FORD PRODUCTS bank befure Parrish and - hi L- - Four - home runs, two by 100 degrees but tow humidity we ron re , shot down, and Dr. Jimmy Foxx, were tossed m was reported. El Centro regisW. W. Wmelnger of Dighton. among Philadelphias 15 hits tered 106. Kas , was called to treat and George Earnshaw allowed was wounds The doctors body the Sox only seven blows. Frank Wykoff, Trojan track t found some time later. He had Washington got back tn the terror, scored 82 points for been killed by a Shotgun charge wifming column to even the the University of Southern Calof his head. in the back senes with .Cleveland and re- - ifornia the past season. Tov States Gmsimrt tem e,stHl-45MtMnfaIt- j f By The Associated Press Kthineling games of July 18) Stub, who has tieen boxing (Pure (Including NATIONAL he wes in kins pants. Is one of the most colorful figures of the fight Batting: ODoul, Phillies, .407 Runs: Cuyler, Cubs, 86. game. Trained from childhood by Runs batted in: Klein, Philhis fattier manager, a former acrolllio nid some of his first lies, 100. bat. Hite: Klein, Phillies, 133. fighting for nothing because Pa Doubles: Comorosky, 29. w.mtul the pomoters to look the box' oer Triples: Comorosky, Pirates, 1 He fought in virtually every 13. Home runs: Klein, Phillies, 27. weight division ns he grew up am) 1ms never lieen knot bed out. Stolen bases: Cuyler, Cubs, 21 Besides Hint he's a first class AMERICAN nv intor, has a plane of his own, Batting: Simmons, Athletics isiasts a transiHirt license and is ii 392. flying officer in the army reserve Runs: Ruth, Yankees, 100. corps Runs batted in: Gehrig, Yan- Baseball Battle Centers Around j ' Major League Leaders I alyj 9-- 7, 6-- 3, rN Plan which recently received It flret official tests at Mllngavle, near Glasgow y Scotland, tt it capable of carrying passengers at the rats of 150 miles an hour. The ear or cabin la driven by propellers and travels suspended from a rail supporteiFby as shown In picture above. The -- interior of the cabin Is shown below, George Bennie (inset) Isgirders the Inventor. of a complete sun bath. One or two rest periods in the shade of a tree while you play a quiet game or read a story prevents their becoming rocks and into thickets, lei) them splash and wade, shout) and shriek, throw stones atid in general freely express ther animal spirits. d or If you bring them home Make up your mind to leave dirty and tired . but peaceful your donts behind you. Let and happy, you may count the youngsters climb over the picnic a success. ThUssTSa. Parena over-tire- Picnics For Little Ones By Alice Judson Peaie Sometime during the coming weeks you may be planning to take a group of young children on a picnic. Here are a few suggestions which may help to make it a success. Start early in the morning and plan to bring the children home in time for their usual nap. kees, 104. H.ts: Hodapp, Indians, 128. If it is necessary to take Doibies: McManus, Tigers, 27 along another adult, make Triples: Combs, Yankees, 13. sure that this person is H6me runs: Ruth, Yankees, neither nor 33. Stolen bases: McManus, Ti- fussy. She should be the sort who will really have a good gers, 14. time with the children. Dress them in the fewest How They Stand possible clothes. Take along a minimum number of wraps. Make the picnic lunch very simple. The best is one which is composed chiefly of fresh fruits. If there is to be a camp fire and cooking, let the children help collect the wood and build the fire. Choose as the place for your picnic a spot far from auto- mobile roads and from other people. If there is a pond or creek within reach, take the' children there. If you can find, a particularly secluded spot bej sure to take the occasion to give the children the delight over-anxio- d. us Winning Extra Bushels Caterpillar Carnitines are built from the ground up to save grain. Effective separation, extra bushels. Then reserves of stamina and strength sen ire. for extra years of Combine is your ultimate machine. 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