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iMEDFORD . IfATL - TRTTJUNE. . MEDFOTiT), OftEflOX. . THURSDAY. OCTOTiF.U 2. 1921 .PAGE. SIX. LOCAL BASEBALL I ;SU!T llDTORDLuM EXPECT M'QUILLAN 10 PITCH 1ST . NEW YORK, Oct. 2. Tim Miicly right nrm of Wallur Jnlmmni jiihl port sidu iuw of Arthur NVhf will car ry on tlio major nhiire of the plIHiliiK bunh'ii for 11m1 Washington Sonntors and tin- Now Vork CianlH In tin' rum liiK world'H ta't'lcs. It Ih alntost fin ck tnlillHhi'd fact that .lohnson will he Used In tlio first Kanm of Iho him-Iok n Older that he rnay rest up for another QHHlgtniH-nt in the event he Ih needed to stem the tide of a (llant Hweep. iMedruw'H flrnt Kiinm pltehltiK hp Jeetlon will he cloaked In mynlery un til the teaniB take the dlainonil for the Raine, hut it is helleved thai HiiKh .Me Ciulllan will draw the openlnK uksIuii raent, opiKmed to Johnson. if Both Johnson and NVhf reiirenent the peak of pitching eflhdein y of their reM!ctlvo teaniM. Johnson, playing his 18th season as a member of (ho Washington clnh. won i'.'t ami lost Barnes durlni; the lfl'.M Aim-rlcan IciiKtm cainpalun, while Nehr, tho 'are" In the Mctiruw duck, hurled 11 victories and four deTeats In the National league. The pitching harden will likely fall on the shoulders of the "hlg four' of each team, two left handers anil two right handers In each uunrtet. Jlarrla will rely on the slants of Johnson nnd Marharry, his standard flingors, ami Ziuhary and .Mogridge. both left handers. Mcllraw has two alar left hamlers In Nehf ami lieulley. nnd two very effective right liamleiH III McQuillan anil llarnes. ; JJasohall critics agree that Harris will use Johnson In the first game and then again likely In the fourth or fifth, depending upon the aspect of the se ries. It Is against Mcdraw's policy to shoot his "ace' at his opponents ace. and because of this It la figured that McOrnw will not use Nehl'ou Saturday, but likely save him for a Sunday shoot. , Yesterday's Results At Reattlo 'J; Ixm Angeles 4. At Oakland !i; Salt Lake 0. At Vernon 4; Sacramento II. At I'orllaud-Sun Francisco, grounds. With Modford fcrnde Is Mmlfrtrd made. BEHIND THE BAT SV Y i i ; , Vt. 2. ily AhhocI atcil 1'n-KH.) "Iliink" Cuwdy, vUtmii it t iMvi-r i.f thf Ww Vork CiaiilH will ilnn thf mask mul mitt nf ihf wnrM'H Hi-rii-H 'uriiMtitiini fnr ih third Hint whi-n tin- Sow Yurk ton in inwtH Wiinhii.t-'lnn In thi openlM; k;imii of th'- w. Mill's serifs In WaNhhiKton "ii Siiturdtiy. 0tmsel tn til in on thf rival cninl.inaiinii will hf "Mini My" wiin has dntii' lint If ii 1 k of thf wnrk In-hind tho hut fnr tho .St'iiatut.s thinitk' tho lit-l iM-nnant cainpaln. linth fnitili'l ISostoil I'erelvtWM, the I fm tm r with tho liravi-s and tho Int-Moi- vHh iho Itoil Mux. (Jnwily and Kind j rojiri'si-nt tho peuk nf rati hlntf ability I in o;ioh h-anuo. In all jirnha hi lit y j itiiH will oiirry mi dtirinr all of tlio Hi'fii'H fnr iho WashiriKlnn tcuu whilo Cnwdy will ho iinsinteil hy Krank , Snyder, votorn n nf tho );int Ihreo j.Hd'ioH with tho (Hunts, j In t hln Important dopa rtm'Mit nf dofMiiM". tho riiunlK will liitv ;i dintlm:! , adva ntnio. fiowily In n haltlo .scarred voicru n nf two former h-Hen oarn lalKH. having porfnrnioil beyond l'f-inn:i-h with tho 1 inst un liray-n In mil, who n that nih -nolo tea m upset tho fanmiiH Philadelphia At hi. -Urn and tumbled tho A niorh an h-ano hn rtipinns frnm Iho thnino nf haHc hall Ktiin-oijiacy in fmir Htralcht tamos, tho Inmost Hiii'priso in . tho histnry nf ni-ojj)ii7.-d haKoh:ill, and nualn dnriiiK tlio 1 l'1'.t Morion, when tlio (liants hiivi-i'd In tlio VankoMH. T AGAINST BALLOT A majority of Modlnrd hasoliall faun, favor Washington to win tltn world's HHtioH, which starts noxt Saturday, And nearly all JiitorvfowoU this morn ing on the HUhJoot, would he dfdinliR'd I to soe Wallo.r Jdinon, vt toran pitch ing star of the Senator, heat the vimiiiH in me iiionjim m.iiik. j. . - 7. 1.' I.- (,.,. tl...t 11.,..!. i J !'" ' n iiiiil uriii i tjtin t() ho laid hofor, inKtnn win win. -oecaiiso tnoy are ar-.(.n i-ii;iml altornoy, M young leant, and uoliig nmii rmtit now. The (Ihints aro ciiiiplctl," Dr. Krosso pcl;H Him (JJants as n old logical projxi.sition. hut-sentltnen PLAY CRESCENT G. fW On Saturday, at 2:45 o'clock the n...ir. .i .. .11 ..n,.t n,ill K.i:l lii-r- f ii l i 1 ,.e:1l ii r-t ii ill I -'"-' 1 '"1 11 "' i""" im..u.i , contest here with the Crescent ( ity, K.-upiMg ui ":,-af.. hiKi, school team in the first nf ( andldati.-a tin- JuHtioi H of the mu- local intor-Koholastlc camo of the sea-j cnurt nn tho hullnts at Iho N'n- . , tnl.or oior-tinn-wHIl ho instltnud ho- cr(.sc,.t cji'y high is a county liighj n- tho HU)iojiU; rouri ln-ro minor-. Kchool, liiis a fairly good sized student i rnw in- Saturday, If tho mint rulos hndy and puts a medium heavy toam i writ of jurisdio- ,,!! tin; field. I ii i,y W. S. ,T1 , , , iL,h BChtMA oiMven will! jirohahly start the same line tip ' played In tho alumni game. Demmer rotary of .vtnto who rtilo.l that the"ul ,,,M- '"' "u -"- Ui niu... ni y of Jmiiffi Hiirrv Holt ami .1 us-i-'"' ankle. annniinruil hore today Tlio aitinn will he K'Jton! mpol tho - t'tlltf fiivrM Wiiuliiiii'tmi "it u-miiM 1 Ut '' ' ' ' UMIIO'.V HtlOUld ap)oai i.. irrt. f.r u-f.vi.i.ifrw,,,' u-iti i. . . . ou ii 1 1 d a t h tu fill the of i u I f t v.i-'tlu1 showingof the team In the early not a chance hy tho WASHINGTON, Ort, 2. WaHhlng tnn fandnnt i nust'il ltMof today from th ha.sklnK (itiUHhliio nf it k flint haHO hall iionna nt am tho foMtivillos of woh unit' for Hh roturniiiK horoos to give it thoui;ht to the Htorti husincHH ahead nf Huhjugntliitf" tho Now York (Hants fnr th 1 'J2i world's chum ploiiHhlp. With tho nrrtval of tho Invading foo, the Olant clan toniKht, the tension of Impending hat I In already wuh roaeh Iiik hlKh piti-h. President Conlidgo, In extending tho Ki'oetlnnH nf the national capital to tho returning cohorts of "Bucky" Harris yesterday, apparently diag nnsed tho local state of mind when hit said: j "We nre n snmowhat ilemorall'ed : coin inn a ity hut exceed ingly happy over It." ri-slnnatkni nf Justico I I .11 Ul I'lll'l- 'IV IImI'I-iW f. .1,1 11, Mf (1111(11- Colnnel Tou Velio of JacUsonvflln I (,Jltl.H Io fjiJ t,)(. VIU..in, v ril,iMI-(I hy says: "I liope the (Hants lone, hut I u,,. ,p.!ith of- .luKtice John .M-fourt don't think -they can. I want to sor; ( shnuht ho voted upon si-parumly. Walter Johnson whip them a couple' The plaintiff in the a. linn has not of times. That'll satisfy inn. .v.t been .ii-MiKtnito.l, Mr. l"U.-n said Coach ('allium) is not satisfied with am In the early en drilling them ' uraciices, and has In hard the past week. I i Last niiilil the s(u:id had a scrim image with the Applog.ito high team.1 'This is the first ttmo that litis small - si hool has put a t'oothall team out, j Iouls lTlrIch, who saw Walter .Tidin son pitch last summer Is an outsp')!en Itrinir your clofin cotton rnirs to tlilq nffiee. We'll hliy thm. tf hov Johnson hurl the pill. ono of that cork screw hUMfness with him. Just, stands up nnd let's her go can't see ft. Just hofnre he fanned out llahe liuth, he looked right straight at me. Washington will win." "What difference does it make, it won't reduce taxes any,' was tho. con census of opinion In Hates harhorshop. Court Hall has not picked his fa vorite yet. His political nature came to tho front, and he said: "They're both good teanyi. Its a toss up.' Jap Andrews, a veteran fan, who has been pulling for Cleveland to win for several years, also has no choice, huq believes Washington has better than an even chance." Hill Warner, the postmaster says: "I dont' know enough about baseball to have an opinion. I like football and basketball. I hope tin) best team wins." uwney ration lavors vwisumgton ne-ias w en mho Clark (iriffith Is his old baseball pay. Itenjamln I'lymalo Hnid: "I don't caro who wins. Tim uail hunting is lHor." 1 Ole Alendnrfer thinks New York will win; "but hoies Washington, beats them by a decisive majority In every ward." Olo is running for mayor. hut the plea will be based on the rim-. "lid considering tho size or Its sni , million that the justices in be elected dent body it is a very creditable will lie chosen for full terms, and tint teatu. inin-v. I , . 1 unexpired mmm, and that th therefore, should bo groupi'd mouther with iu-i met ion to the uteiH tirvnte tor two. A Demoi-nit-l.al'oMettf 1'Iot, " WASHlNflTOX. Oct. 2. A mall- tinn between democratic and LaKnl-h-tto forces particularly in western HtateH with the evident pnrpowe to tone the election of a president Into. eiini'.'. ,.li.. ,;rr.i In. fn d.il-lt. l.V 1 OTTIOYTOW IS ISM i William M. IliHIor, chairman of the I'lM'll The Jess Concert The program for the Joss mnrert tomorrow night contains what may bo regarded us the cream nf the siiiKor's wnndorfu! repertniro of fulk-suims nf all nations. One never catches .Miss Jess "showing off" her voice, her InukH or even the beautiful gown a, which she uos with true art. Kvery thlnK fhe does Is done for the sake of bringing out the story that the no Jilt tells. Her (piulllt and beautiful j.nu'hs an as valuable in creating at-iimphi-re iiH they are fascinating. A Los Angeh-s critic said: "In her exfiiisite costumes she is a joy to sou ii as io near. The Jess concert takes place at the I'rosbylerian church tomorrow even ing. The, tickets are on sale nt Palmer's IMano riace. There Is every indica tion that Miss Jess vill be greeted to morrow by the big house her reputa tion and popularity demand. lotisewlvrH to Protect. I'OUTI.ANH. Ore., Oct. 2. Hear ing of the prolog nf lie- Housewives' council against t ho .eight cent car fare which was to have begun here today before the public service com mission, has been postponed until the latter part of Xovember. nn national commltte Iff; liuftlo liOoiim, Shanghai. SHANGHAI, Oct. 3. Ci:-lfl a. m.) (Hy the Associated Press I Twenty thousand men under cointfiaml of tho Klangstt province genera 1 -i attacking ; Shanghai are being massed on thoj .shanghal-llaugenw raijway liiie south I of Kungktaug, 2S miles southwest of. n-par'.Hnir for i major ML Moms In aattlet Only Half Pint. .. .50c Shanghai In prt engagement Uvo i FLEES Mosquitoes Roaches Anfs Bed Bugs Etc Pt.75c Qt. $1.25 Trial Sprayer Freo Hand Sprayer 4Ct V Croc ere Druggists Davekipefl at America 't Tor vnioiit Imluttrltl ItMMrch Inttllula. 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