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SPORTS MOVIES COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE CLASSIFIED MARKETS twaVE PAGES SECTION TWO PAGES 7 TO 12 If8-11 i 1. 1 TWELVE PAGES SECTION TWO PAGES 7 TO 12 DAILY EAST OEEGONIAN. PENDLETON, OREGON. TUESDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 21, 1920. COMIC! . 0 4 I GRAND JURY TO SIFT OF IN BIG LEAGUE BALL .Officials and, Sports Writers J Are Called to Testify on ',: TMJtk A nam Am Vanro rdfn tr f!M. f' cajro-Philadelphia Game. CHICAGO, Bept. St. (A. P.) Xrand Jury investigation of aliened Tumbling hy baseball players In last year's world scries and In the game ttwen Chicago and Philadelphia National league club August 31 will Jttart Wednesday with a m ore of base Jball officials, players and writers sub- -ponnaea to it , , Bubpoenaea were Issued last night for the following pontons to appear wefore the grand Jury. ' B. B. Johnson, president of tho Am erican league. : John A. Heydler, president of the National league. . Vllllam ("Kid") Gleason, manager of the Chicago Americans. Charles A. Comlskey, president of the Chicago Americans. 'William t Veeck, president of the , Chicago Nationals. Jacob ("riube") Benton, pitcher for the Now York Giant. Bert 15. Collyer and Krank O. Kline, !bolh of Chicago, sporting writers. Harvey Woodruff, sports editor of the Chicago Tribune. Ham Hall, Hports editor of the Chi cago Horald-Rxamlner. I. K. Hanborn and Oscar Itelchow, baseball writers for the Chicago Trt bune and the Chicago Daily Nows, ro spoctlvoly. ,t.''- Hubpocnas for additional players probably will be issued before the vcHtlgatlon begins, saldfl. A. Replogle, who Is working as prosecutor under dlroct orders from Chlof Justice C. A. McDonald of the criminal court A He declared that Hal Chase, Iee- Magcc and Heinle Zimmerman, all former major league players, probably would be called. Charges or alleged gambl ing -which have voiced against Magoe and Chase would enter Into the inves tigation, he said. The American league will ask congress to enact a law at its next session making betting on a baseball game a penitentiary offense, President Johnson said tonglht. He said the league -would ask that this law be made as severe ns possible am) worded so as to eliminate all baseball nools. Only in this way, he said, could gambling be definitely eliminated from baseball. Mr. Johnson said the American lea gue still was Investigating charges of gambling In last year's world series and expected to make public the re sult of its Investigation within a short time. 1 ILS WHEN REDS GET EVEN BREAK Recruit Mails Wins Fifth Game for Indians But White Sox Hold Ground by Victory With Faber on Mound. Mr. Hot Dog Man Do not 'overlook this market for your . requirements. We are well supplied to furnish you with your every want. i4 -?;..,;.- Pendleton Trading Co. .:y Phone 4SS . "If It's On the Market We Have If NBW YORK. Sept. 2t. (A. P.) The Krooklyn Nationals Increased their lead over New York Monday to 6 14 games while the three American League leader all won. Cleveland re taining Its game and a half lead over Chicago. Brooklyn won from Pittsburgh and gained a half game, as New York and Cincinnati split a double header. The Kuperltas have only to win four games out of seven to place the pennant be yond New York's grasp, and three out of seven to make it impossible for Cin cinnati to reach tho top. in the American league both Chlca go and New York put much hope In the Cleveland-Chicago series beginning Thursday. If the Indians win half of their 12 remaining games, the White Sox would have to win six out of nine to tie them and the Yankees seven out of eight. Indian Win Sixth Straight CLKVKIjAND, Kept. St. (A. P.) Cleveland won Ha sixth consecutive game by defeating Boston. to 3, prin cipally because of Gardnor's timely hilling. It was Malls fifth straight victory since Joining during the local learn, riardncr drove in six of the eight runs with two triples and a sin fi, tr'oin cnie in the third fcritlj the bases full, the other in the -.t-.eiiu w,i,i iwo men on bases. two down In the fifth, his singled gcor cd Kpeaker who "had doubled. Mails was hit harder than usual but kept his hits well scattered except In 'SCRATCH UPS' are telling strong for fall and winter wear. We show 'em in plain and 'attractive fancy bands. Tbt'Cood H0 Sic ret Use the Phones, Grocery 526 Other Dept's 78 in K V Q UA.UI TV i a? service Use the Phones Grocery 526 Other Ucpt'i 78 , MEN'S STORE son-in-law of Mr. and Mrs. With ; Monies iof this city. F. J. Mc- WH1TK SOX RKCALIi BCSHKRS CHICAGO, Sept. 21. (A. P.) The r:hirui7k AmorlrMinM tlwlfiv lilirchased T. the second when four singfe combined! j. Hiatham, a pitcher, from thoNash wlth two errors scored Boston's runn. Viile Southern Association club. In the two other Innings the Red pitcher George Payne and Catcher Sox threatened but Mails tightened and killed off impending rallies easily. Sox Keeping Hot on Trail ' CHICAGO, Sept. 21. (A. P.) The Chicago White Box strengthened their grip on Bccond place In the American league iiennant race when they bagged their fifth straight victory, defeating Philadelphia, 13 to 6. , Falter held the UAthietlcs coj-aicjJiiJi.l. ihe. ninth i when they rapped out five hits which, with an error, netted six runs. - The Sox collected 15 hits off three Philadelphia pitchers. Kisherg led the attack with if triple, a double and two singles In four times at bat- Itarrls started on the mound for Philadelphia bu,t was forced to retire after t lie, sixth. Higbee, his successor, was wild and he gave way to Kecje. 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C. they have Just finished a baseball season that would shame tho race going on in tho American league for the pennant Tho championship of this league, cur rying a trophy known as the Grotto Cup. has been won by the Bunimors & Krost nine, managed by William Jo seph McCarrlglo, formerly of Pendlc- Whack! Whack! To Round-Up Free 0. L 632 Cottonwood. HOLDMAN AUTO CO. Phone 337 ton. McGarriglo, according to the story of the final fray In the Kamloops Standard-Sentinel, not only ' managed tho team, but served up the slants that tucked away the pennant and cup fur tho title. 'The final content, played last Thursday evening, resulted In a 3 to 3 victory over tho Klks team. v Six hits was all tho losers got off McOarrtgle on a cold afternoon, while! his mates garncrod eight. Ho hatted , Isecond and turned In a single and sac-l ' rtf Ice in four trips to the plate, fan ned nine and neither hit nor walked a man. 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