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! . I THE OREGON STATESMAN, SALEM, OREGON 1 1 SUNDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 10, 102(5 ED BIRD 3 aSTOKII .Grovcr. Cleveland Alexander ,; .subdues Former Team -; I v Mates Second Time v : T : By AIJLKN J. GOULD t NEW" TORK, Oct. 9. (AP) Th Canttnailv- fibtiii like fal cons instead" or red birds, clawed their war bat. , Into the thick of the world's series battle today while "their old pitching master, G rover" Clereland Alexander, sub dued lhe .Yankees for the second ; IUHjing behind the effective box work of their ancient right bander, the National league cham-j-Iona'jcrtuhed their rlrala in the sixth' game by a score of 10 to 2 withau attack of such, sarace fury that neither Dob hawkey nor i Urban Shocker.' stars of the Yankee r Hwlrlins troupe, : could " beckjiti-t- h, -' ", 'tf-'i ; Tbrf'Tiet6ry.' pnt the,' Cardinals . back on'- tren ternis' : with f the "Yankees, each ' with three games to i their ' credit, and forced the - baseball championship struggle to . the. limit of seven games for the third year in a row. It e was a stirring comeback for the Cardinals,: battling for the first1 time In the same's greatest classic,' and on the strength of it . theyl may have whatever odds . prevail for the seventh and decid ing game tomorrow at the Yankee stadium. Not- only have the sluggers of ' St.. Louis reached the peak, after a, relapse that threatened to put them put of Ihe running on home groiinds,!f.bnt" they are further fortified -for, the decisive test in . 'Ditching, - T;-'-4 t Where Tlogers Hornsby has Big JeVs Jlaiaes, hero of a shutout trlamph over the Psnkees, primed - for, tomorrows big battle. Miller . Hoggins may call .oh Walte Hoyt to take the mound oat of turn. Bchocker was . slated for the sev-1 stores nth game, but he eliminated him self today by sharing the bom bardment with S hawkey. V With the . grandstand cool enough to be festoned with icicles. . the Cards festooned the surround- i Ing stretches with base hits. They clinched Jthe game in the first in . ning by smashing in three runs of f ehawkey before the red flan nelled arm of the Yankee veteran had Jiad time to settle down. Ex- cpt for a Tew Intervals thereafter r the Cardinals clouting kept up a steady bombardment, coming to a climax in the,serenth when Shaw- kflv'was shelled from the hill and his successor Shocked likewise"! shattered when four runs clatter ed over .the pla,te- U y- t'-hPti 4 Laster Bell. atalart thjrd base man, was tne big gun .in ine oar rare laid dowil - by the -Cardinal attr TH lnrl in the first in ning brought over two runs, in cluding what proved to be the winning tally while In the seventh be walloped a terrific home run lnt the Jeft field stands that scored Bo ttomley ahead of bim, BelL fcad one other hit. a single In the ninth but bis two big blows' were sufficient' to enable him to tlakhe world's series record for - drivinr in mas. Bv brinrlns four ! acres altogether i he equalled the sin ale , came mark first set by Elmer Smith in 1920. when he bit & hbmerun with the bases full against Brooklyn. ,and V'jtled by Babe Ruth last Wednesday when the j Yank's star lashed out three home runs, one of them with a mate on base.; .. .... ' The Yankees got the first man to base in six of their nine innings and! had scoring opportunities in - at feast five, but In only two of them the fourth and , seventh, were they . able to push a . run across. Bob Meusel's long triple to let ii infield out , by '-. Gehrig, pro duced the first tally, while Du- gaif s single, a wild throw by Bell on' Severe id's rap and a one-base; hitibv Combs acounted for the " atlM run. - .' Babe Knth was" the most Im- notent of all when It earned to eoliSng the deceptive enrve gaug ; Jng; the speed of Alexander's of fer tags. Old Aleck was at bis best vhk Ditchlnar to the Bammno. Holm.; who - figured in three scoring tallies altogether besides atrarlne- In. the field, began tne , Cardinal cannonade In the first Inning with a single to right. He waa forced by Southworth but iTArnshv walked i and -Bottomley doubled, scoring ; Southworth, while Bell crashed-a. drive past Duj;an that brought over Hornsby! siut Rottemley. " Rhawkev tightened after this. atrlkinr outHafey and O'Farrell! ki end the first Inning and breet- i . . ... ... in r through the next tnree wun- ' out allowing a v bit.: .Thevenow-s single. Alexander's sacrifice and Ilolm's blow over second base pro duced another run in the ruin ana Shawkey's'downfaU finally came in the seventh. v A: muffled throw by Tony Laz ier!, and a misjudged fly by Meus- el proved damaging In this inning Quality painting, boih varnish and laauer work, in our modern equipped paint shop. ? Washing. maiiiif and tilnt service: tire repairs. Wood's Auto Service Co f New Sweaters! - A large shlp- xment iust in. New, patterns, new -hide in the tpopular 'pullover isd coat , styles. Scotch. Woolen TTe have tne bat joa want at the price yon want to pay. Many aew patterns and fait bats eome in ? ally. The Vanity Hat Shop, the: - r.Ueao -bayta. cu-llat but not nearly so damaging as the Cardinal bats. Thevenow opened the attack with a single to left and all hands were safe when; Lax- zert dropped Severeid's throw to first on Alexander1 sacrifice bunt. Holm forced Thevenow but Southworth dou!led,'the blow be fng lost by Meusel in the sun and Alexander tallied. This was the signal for Shaw key's retirement but Hornsby greeted Sc hocked .with a single over second that brought Holm as s.a. ana touinworin over me ptaiew Bottomley forced Hornsby on a rap to Koenig and, Bell followed Ith his lusty homer, deep Into the field grand stand extension, scoring Bottomley ahead of him. Hafey kept up the barrage with a double but O'Farrell, the ninttt man at bat, fanned and the firing ceased. 9. -ad- ST. LOUIS." Oct. frenzied fandom of St, Louis, re stored to a more cheerful, spirit of optimism, roared itself hoarse to day when the Cardinals evened up matters' in trve world?" ftarles with a convincing 10 to 2 defeat of the fankees in New York Thousands jammed the streets m front of radio loud speakers and sj?oro: boards to hear and see the story of "the- sixth j game. ' The ppirlt of gloom wnich was notice-, able after the double defeat of the Cards in two days was dispelled fn today's triumpli. When the game came to its glor ious end for the1 Cardinals from fans scattered over the down town area. I The fans seemed to ,have Jost; some of their wild enthusiasm ni ter the first two great celebrntiinfi but there wasi plenty left today to tell the world that the Cards nre a great ball team, and home folks will stand staunchly behind them to the end win or lose. X Cobbs & Mitchell Co., lumber and i building materials for every purpose. Get estimates, look at quality of material, then you will orders 349 S. 12th St. () .Corvallis Construction begins, on Walters Insurance block of two GOVERNOR ASKED TO USE INFLUENCE 1N7LYNCHING ; (Continued rrsa pag 1.) 7 Tuesday on a charge of first de gree murder for.the slayfag of Rn- f us Joyner, farmer, of : Parker town two days before. . The the ory of officers iwas that Joyner was beaten to death with a club as the result of a crap" game dis pute. A coroner's jury today returned a verdict that the prisoner, met his death at the hands of "unknown parties." pretation by the bench -on knotty problems. " 1 - When tt was suggested '.that tbe jury 'return a verdict Snndayr'if they succeeded in arriving at "one, the question of its legallity was raised Judge Mack said 'that he 1 be. regular in the eyes of the law. was not positive, but that, he as dmed It would be legal. .Federal jJudge Emery -ln. Buiknier; who" prosecuted the, case, likewise said, he did) not. know but bisopinion wast that a Sunday- verdicf would AIKEN, S. C, Oct. 9. A ver dict that .Demon, Clarence and Bertha ; Lowman, young negroes who were lynched here yesterday came to their death, at the hands of "unknown praties, was ren dered today by a coroner's ' jury. The Aiken county grand vjnry. Foreman-Boyleson reported, cade no progress In its effort to learn hte identity of the lynchers. He announced the grand jury would resume its Inquiry Tuesday. The bodies of the mob's victims, who were taken from the jail and shot, were taken' today to a little negro church near Monetta, wherv funeral services were held. They were buried :near the Lowman home. .t WASHINGTON, Oct. 9. The lynching of three negroes atrAlk en, S. C. yesterday was made the basis of a plea. for a. federal anti- there were wild yells and cheeraj lynching law in a statement issued by Representative' Black of New York. democrat. ?He asserted "klan propaganda" was an inspir ation for mob violence. i Capital City Cooperative Cream ery. Milk, cream, buttermilk. The Buttercup butter has no equal. Gold standard of perfection. 137 S. Com'L Phone 299. () JUDGE REFUSES ACTION OF DAUGHERTY JURY (Continued' from pace 1.) to the jury room the jurors were marched to a bus and driven to their hotel. v Twice they had requested ex hibits and a more complete inter- FJTE Bl GERMATJ VISITOR Henry ' Brown, ,f Newspaper IMan In Westphalia, Likes United States Henry Brown, publisher of the Hollerthaler Zeitung, in the city of Neunkirchen. district of Arnsberg, province of Westphalia. Is on his way to New .York, where he will take the lintr Columbus for home on the 27th.- This is the largest vessel of the new German fleet, 'loyd line. ' ' ' Mr. Brown was for some weeks a guest in the home of his brother, William Frown, well known Salem man. While v4sitlng here, the German newspaper man was taken on many trips in the -Salem dis trict and throughout the Willam ette valley and to eentrai Oregon. He was wonderfully pleased with What he saw., in Oregon, and he fakes to his home . In Germany faany pleasant recollections of jhis SAY " BAYER:; ASPIRIN onulne u nless you see the "Bayer Cross" on tablets, you are not getting :ihe genuine Bayer Aspirin prescribed J5y physi cians and proved safe by millions over 25 years for Colds Headache Pain Neurafgia Army and Outing Eton. Biggest bargains in clothing, shoes, under wear, hosiery,' gloves, valises and suit cases. The working man's store. 189 N. Commercial. () The Commercial Book Store Tin everything you need in books and stationery and supplies for the scnooi, ornce or home at the low est possible prices. () Neuritis Toothache Lumbago Rheumatism Chas. K. Snauldlnr lumber and bulldine matHaiB The best costs no more than In terior grades. , Go to the big Sa lem factory and save money. () journey to this country and his stay among relatives and new made friends in Oregon. - Nenn kirchen Is two hours from Co logne. The Westphalia Trovince (or state) of Germany is a very populo-is. ; country. InoludIng" a part of the Rhineland, it makes a territory less than half the size of Oregon, yet it 4ias 14,000,000 population. It has many iron and real mines and the soil is not very fertile, yet the people cultivate :t to the last acre that can be used at all for growing crops, i. But the homes are very close together, and Mr. Brown was surprised to se the vast room here in the Oregon country, compared to his crowded homeland. . Is Writing Account . As he travels, Mr. Brown Is taking notes and sending articles homo to be printed in his news paper. He axpects'to collect this series and print them in book form in-order that his home people may have an idea of what he saw on his trip, and of bis "Impressions. His Salem Xr lends ate : prom iseu copies. Thfy are. of course, in German. Mr. Brown speaks or.'y German,' hut ''if is high: German. He-is a' scholarly, gentleman and a public Epeakcrin demand in .his district.? He has' afvery fair smat tering of the English language now, which he promises -himself to improve. Xo one hern who mt Mr. Brown but was impressed by his fine qualities of head and heart, and he went away with fine impressions - concerning the people he met and the scenes he saw here. . . ID- SOUR SUCH Pape'a ;Diapepsin Ends ;T7orst Attack Instantly No Ilatter : What you Ate or DranjT') I if Telephone 165, Capital City Laundry. The laundry, of pure materials. We give special atten tion to aU home laundry work. Telephone and we wiU call, () I. Dievere4 Pe' Diaper! V 1 Aft Eatlas , Gone! 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