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New York XO M
Cincinnati ...... 7!) I'l
Kt. Ioi!b 75 75
Brooklyn C8 81
1'oston : 69 83
niit-uKo 7 M
I'hilttilnlpliln 3 85
American.
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WnshlnRton 9fi 5a
l'hilaielihla K7 a
M. Louis Kl 159
Dlrolt , 7(1 71
Clilcago 71! 75
Cleveland 70 SI
Now York BS K2
I'.oxton - 47 10(1
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SEASON OF 1
' m:vJtt,. Ore. Kpt. An
nouncement of the lineup to face the
Multnomah Athletic club football
warriors of Portland In KuKne next
Saturduy revealed at the Unlvprnity
of Oregon cump today that the UtUr-
men have been dlHplaced in four porti-
tionn on the team.
The men who will be on the field
for Oregon 'in the fiiHt guine of the
KfUKnn wore pnnounct'd by Couch
iJlek Smith as follows:
Kri (limit, left end; Itert Snorting,
left tackle; Oene HhieldH, left guard;
furl Johnson, center; Harold Harden,
right guard; IJert KernH, right tacltlo
Captain Rob Mautz, right end: Louis
Anderson, quarterback; ic etzel,
left half; Fred HarrlHon, right half;
Lynn Jonen, fullback.
The battle between Harrison nnd
Hoot flibson appeaiH in "The Thrill ! wIlderneHa," when from behind the ' And rwm for the quarterback berth
Chitm'r," the ntory of the "extra" tree, taking n walk while her train Is ' was ended by the shifting of llurri-
7111111 woes In filmland, at the itlalto , delayed, conies a very acceptable ! Hon to half. Harrison will do the
; theater today. "Thou." . . j punting. It Is his first year on the
Ah a cowboy, ho itt Hitting beneath inn train supposedly Htalled have vaiHlty. Wetwl, at the other half,
a tree not farm from a railroad track, a habit of Marling Htiddenly, and iwas the Individual star of last year's
reading Omar Khayyam's poetic din- .that's what thin one does. Ho it's up 'freshman team. He weighs in at 185
nertations on "A loaf of bread, a jug 'to the cowboy and his horse to get land 1h fast. 1
of wine and Thou beside me in the Mho tarty on hor train. Kd.Omnt at left -end, another new
man in the lineup is a transfer from
Scene fromTHF THRILL CHASER." "
Starring HOOT GIBSON auniversm. Gibson production
LIFE OF CRIME
NKW Y.ORK, Sopt. 20. (A. TJ
I'nrrlng a fight netwnen tlio Drowns
nml TlBers for third niaco In the
American nml a Tlrimklynlioston
nklrnilsli for fifth in the National, the
major league baacbatl HtumlinKH today
nniicared fixed for the year with only
two teaniH in the same poHitiona tliey
hold at the close of last year's races.
Washington and Cleveland, first and
sixth in the American, respectively,
Tave heen the only clnhs to parallel
their pace of a season ago.
F.vory team In the National league
will finish In a new berth unless the
1'hlllles put on a closing rush accom-
pnnled by a further decline of the nlwn, nf term i-onvli t At the pcnl- I Physically, Hrown did not have the
Cubs. This would provide opportunity i,.ntlarv here, one of tbu must mice- appearance of a gunman, lie was
tr Kletcber'a entry to vault from the tacular criminal careers of this part scarcely five feet tall and webhed
cellar to seventh place, where they 0f Die country was ended. I1'
v.er perched last October. Urnwn -was shot down bv ft uunr.l 'poumls.
The champion I'irates closed In 11124 (iu,inK ii attempted prison break
I t third place. Now York, now second, whu. ,. ftm, ty Hinlih. another
was on top: the third place Hods were ,lrimim.,., wero preparinK tn make se.
fourth, while the Cards, completing cur0 W, thP at(1 nt oxploslves. The
the l!)2!i first division picture, Inst Inon woro nn,A ,, jm nH lhPy W1,,.
year were sixth. fixing to set off several charges of nl-
I'oston rose from the collnr nnd Is tr0. KiyCorine. Clarence !. Morse.
Pure of a better position than It held nmn elerk of the riM)n, wn3 iso ki.
lest year, while the CubB, now seventh, pa during the fusilado of shots and
wri fifth a year ago. . Hmlth is In the iirlson hospltab where
i I wo second division clubs of 11)24 chances for recovery are said to
"'"'ion uiruuKii 10 uiu Hint sec- bo Hii,,i,f. lie was wounded In the
over conducted in tlila section of the
country.
The fugitive fled from town lo
town nnd everywhere ho went a trail
of crime was left behind. He was
finally apprehended near Medicine
Mow. Wyo., after a gun bnttle with a
sheriff's posse In which ho was se
riously Injured.
Ho was brought back to Omaha on
. a stretcher and placed 'In the county
". I jail. Keveral days later b6 was given
T.T.NTOI.N, Neb., Kept. 2I. Vltha 1'fe sentence in the penitentiary for
the killing i late yesterday of Kred , , iimnaiMiniR.
parked near the field. The prisoners '('"Ba where he played end and
were released and then followed one """' , Hal '""" guard, the
of the most sensational .man hunts remaining new man is a sophomore.
iiiMi ii.in iieen iiiiijiuk iiuiii uu urn-
slstent ball. Bliss and Uniley, veteran
gintrds are out with injuries.
shoulder. x neceusllatiug the amputa-
t'nn this year nnd a share in tho
v o-ld's series receipts. They are tho ton of Ills arm
nmioiics n inn American, nnisiiiiiK itrnwn's unlawful operations began
second thlB season as aiialnst fifth Pn,.y ln mo, At tllo nB t Bi!1 ,
p'uee last year, and the Cardinals In ,, wlls P,inV,,ted nnd sentenced to the
tho National who rose from sixth ,, penitentiary for the imirder of
t' nee In 19J4 to take louilh this year. ,.,,orly couple In Dundy county.
Hhs crowded out wo second place n0 wns pnluned after serving seven
eliths. the Yankees dropping this year ycnrH
to seventh In the American and the An'r 1,tn IiiIiik his freedom nrnwn
II ' III It III I II ill III UIM i'NaLIOIIUl.
Tho Amorlcnn first div1nlon, an
The high school football team went
into hard training last evening In
preparation for its game next Satur-
h urn! red and twenty "' w ,l " iamau. i ans nign
ni:inini in nun Uliy. it will Of lilt
scholastic game of tho seasaii for the
locals. The Klamath Kalis team is a
heavy aggregation, cnaehed by iLaw
rence Krt'nch, a former U. of O.
player, and filled with n desire to win
the houthern Oregon championship.
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SOUTH- -BEND. Ind.. Sept. 29. (A.!
IM-rJnck Jenipsey said today that j
all details W a wbrld's heavyweight
match with Hnrry Wilis na his op
ponent, bad been ti greed upon with
tho exception of the referoo. Demit-
The Screen
By Ye Press Agent,
went lo Town and embarked unon a
serleg of crimen ranging front burg- I
At-Hunt'H Ontciiam,
The Itoval Khorasshan nuartette
fey nt' that hour cancelled -a ' second W1ll rumlteVUa three days' enguge
lescrvatiiin to Cleveland in order that ,n(.nt at the tVaterian thea:er tonight,
he might remain in conference here n has proven a'-popular musical at-
wlth I'rnmoter KltzHlmmottH and Pad- traction and one of tho best quartettes
fly Mullins, Wills' manager. s over heard in 1-ils city. '
The film portion of the nr""1""!! I
nhowing scenes from tho 1. O. t. b
Travel by Motor Stage
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To Portland, leaving Medford at 7:45 A. M. and 1130 A. M.
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Also leaves Medford at 5:00 P. M. for Eoseborg, connecting
following morning to Portland. '
We take paseengers for all way points. For further Information
, and tickets call Union Stage Depot. .Phone 809.
FARE MEDFORD-PORTLAND $7.85
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Every modern convenience
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Salem Convict Dies.
SAIiKM, Ore., Sent. 2D. S. M. Mc-
.'rr.MHtitutnd totliiy, wns subject to only ,.y Ht lpUB(,a ( inituTiiolilh' iht'fl, I t'lhitock, 7-1 years old, a prisoner nt panulo in Portland, nnd lOvtinKelint
, , ii,e C, i,. imb vvimlo nox ,,,, kept him In nnd out of tho Mlult)
pflll Mw n slontlor clinncs of plln.l, ln pr,mm , fnp ft num,,el. ot ymvH.
Iiiiok to fourth place by closlmr with i r m i, .. fi, ...
f rush nKainst Cleveland to profit by arrested" nnd pleaded uulllv to 'ijrnnd r'vn 'Wln,v 'P"rs for n statutory People." a ph'otnpicy of modern life
t'"i possible collapse of tho TlKors i,.,. u ......i,.,..i .',....,...... ,., ler'ine. He has n sister llvintt in with Adolphe Menjou, nnd a notalde
' Only four Karnes worn played yes
terduv. Tho Tlxers divided a twin
li'll with tho Yankees.' takini; tho first
tho Blata penltentlnry, died today.: Hilly Sunday, frollekiiur with the
I to was received from Jefferson 1'orilnnd and Los AnRoles hall tonms.
county l'ehruniy 1, l'.ilrf, to serve from I The feature film is "Are Parents
I from tinn lo len venrs In Hie Nebraska M'''''Kiln who will bo llutlflud of his cast. A Lloyd Hamilton comedy com-
'...,. ... .... (leath. Dlotes Ihe tirneram.
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Htnlo prison on (IiIh charge, hut fate
intervened ngniii and he wns pnroled,
i in o. nutw uiun mgged a nmce 01 (M,aP,(1( nt 0mnha In May. after
. . .n, hud "' i wiiivni., iu i mi pntlclng two young women Into an nu-
iiih ; HnaHfiii ioibi ui . tmiiohllo he drove them to htH hut on
' wenty mtH Kuvo tho (iinnts a !l-7 lho ou,H,rt
of the city and kept
"'" '" "iiin. """" "'" Ihem chained up fur two days, on
i-.u m i n i e.oH"!! ineir nnino . I)(.1., ,,y, u1(, .. mKe.l
season by scalphiK tho llruvus, 4 tu 1.
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TO HAVE AN EDGE
to attract the attention of a nmn who
was xvnrklnit in n field ndjacent to the
but nnd the man started to ihe cabin
lo rescue Ihem. lie was Intercepted
by llrown, however, who drew two
trims nnd forced lho man Into Ibe but
where he wns also chained up. After
tellim; the man he wns koIur- out to
dli; his iirtive. Itrown departed and
doi'lnK bis absence the man maiv
HKCd to free himself and notified of'
f icers.
The officers nrrlved but In Ihe
meantime llrown had fled in the
innti's automobile which bad been
' NRW YORK. Sept. 29. (A. P.I
. PltchlnR, it Is Kenerally conceded. Is
, 'shout 7o per cent of the world's series
bat lie, for which reason tho rival
. boards of baseball straleity In Pitts
burg nnd WushliiKton nro concentrnl
. Inn intently on methods of shntfllnK
tho IwlrllnK deck In the classic that
stalls October 7 In the Pirates' don.
Tho Senators' problem Ih simpler
than that of their rivals. Ducky
Harris is replylmr upon his two Krent
rlKht handers, Stanley t'oveleskio nnd
Walter Johnson, lo carry bis main
bunion, wherons Hill McKochnle und
Fred Clarke, co-directors of Pirate
net les, havo a half dozen experienced
men.
AhlrldKo, Meadows, Kremer and
Yde hnve been Ihe Plrnto mnlnstavn
IhroiiKhout the Benson nnd likely also
win oe me first called on in tho series,
hut the veteran Hahe Adams and
' Johnny Morrison nlso flRtiro strongly
In I'ltlsburff calculations.
Vuch depends upon the Condition
of Johnson's arm. which has been out
of keltor once or twice this season.
but nt his best many critics believe
WnshlnKlon's two star defense In the
1,ut' will serve for a winning margin.
" ' "Spec" Meixlows, a veteran of long
experience, and Kmll Yde, clever
young southpaw, may be the main
choice of the Pirates for mound work.
Meadows bns heen consistent, hut
Yde. tho National b'anue'a leading
'' pitcher in 1924, started tho present
aenson poorly nnd was withdrawn
ftoin several gnmes. (if Into he np
pbnra to havo been himseir. nnd if
right will prove a powerful busman.
! " Victim of Grudge Fight.
HKND, Ore., Sept. M With five
knife wounds, one of them on his
Jaw, Henry McCoy, 40 year-old sheep
. herder, In nt a local hospital ns the
result of what Tin tcrnm n "cnulee
fight." Much Improved In henllb this
morning, he refused to Bivu auy ox
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