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FACIE SEVEN
First Photographs of World Series Qames
Striking Photographs of Second Game When Pirates
Evened Up the Series; Two Homers, Steal Nipped
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These photos were tnken at the second game of the world's series, won by Pittsburg 3 to 2. Photo at left shows Glenn Wright. PlttslHirR
shortstop. scoring on his home run in the fourth inning. At right. Joe Harris, Washington right fielder, is caught stealinK second. Smith to Moore, in
Hie second Inning after singling. Moore is tagging Harris. Wright is backing up tho play. Umpire is Morlarty. Inset allows Joe Judge, Washington
first baseman, scoring his homer in second inning. Catcher Is Smith. Joe Harlrs is waiting to bat. Umpire is Owens. Note that players are wear
' ing mourning bands on their sleeves ns tribute to Christy Mathewson. " '
World Series Briefs
I'lTTSHUKG, Oct. M (A. P.)
World series championships have been
won-, many times by a club coming
from behind to finish in front, but
there' is no case on record of a seven
gauie serios where a team made it
three straight after being, on tile Blunt
end of a 3-to-l count ua the Pirates
must do to gain the peak, today.
Washington's Senators themselves
won out after trailing at 2-to-3 on
games against tho Giants lust fall,
whlle'the your before the Yankees put
tho Giants to rout In tho last thruo
games after dropping two out or the
first thrco to Casey Stengel's batting
prowess.
Grantham's Work at First Buoys Pirate Hopes
Thore was a great (leal of surprise
yostorday when Uucky Harris dis
placed Ruel behind the plate with
Severeld. ' Unci Is admlttudly much
stronger 'than the veteran, while
Muddy has been hitting like u house
afire, showing a mark of .400. second
only to Joe Harris in tho Washington
list. The Senator manager, however,
figured that tho chango would not
affect tho strength, sinco Severeld had
shared a good dcu! of the ontrhing
burden with Ruel during the close of
the regular season.
Krenier was going great between
the second and eighth InningK of the
sixth encounter. Starting with the
last two men to faco him in tho sec
ond, he mowed down 13 straight op
ponents, then retired four more in
succession after passing Closliu in the
sixth. Only one hit was mndo off his
delivery in that span, Ulucge singling
to center but being caught oft first a
moment later.
Bucky HarriB' tumble from the bat
ting heights he reached against the
(Hants a year ago went so far that he
benched himself In the eighth Inning
and sent Boh Veach to the plate in
his place, with two out. Mc.Neely on
third and one run needed to tie. Bob
grounded out weakly, however; so that
this unexpected bit of strategy was
useless.
The most effective piece of "Inside"
baseball work on the part of the Sena
tors was Peck's double to right, scor
ing Bluege on the hit and run play in
the' second and McNeely'B theft of
second bane In the eighth on the first
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Clever perfomanco of Orantham
flawless bnll in handling fifteen puto
in which Judge. Senator first sacker,
nt first In opening game is encouraging lo Pirate adherents.. He played
uts and ono assist. Photo was taken immediately after close play at first
died.
hall pitched to Lelhold, batting for
Ferguson.
Ray IClemer struck out three times
on nine pitched halls yesterday, thore
by coming within one strikeout of the
world series record, hold by Josh I)e
vorc, old Giant outfielder, who beat
the air four times against Eddie Plunk
in 1911.
All Eddlp Monte did tnwnrd the
Pirate cause yesterday was score the
first run, conduct the third and de
ciding tally over personally on his
homer, reach second In his two other
turns on the offensive and handle six
chances neatly in the field.
The cracking of home run records
by the athletes and chestnuts by tho
newspaper correspondents wore among
tho leading occupations of tho after
noon, (loose Gnslln helped himself to
a butch of new records with his third
homer of this scrlcB and sixth In two
world's series, while Moore's clout ran
the two club total up to 11, breaking
another record. Washington's grand
total of seven also Is a new high mark
for u slnglo series.
Sam Rice hasn't been hitting any
thing out of tho park, but his string
of ten snfo hits, all singles, Ib another
record in world s series competition
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BUILDING & LOAN ASSOCIATIONS, relative to
safety, have taken the topmost place among financial
institutions. The following table shows the per cent .
of loss to total resources:
Building & Loan .0084
( Savings Banks.... 126
Trust Companies 231
State Banks 1.293
Private Banks. 3.628
"Invest With Safety" '
Jackson County Building & Loan Ass'n
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30 North Central Avenue Medford, Oregoa
C. M. KIDD, Pres. f O. C. BOGGS, Sec. At.
Pirate Slugger Walks Plank Before Walter's Shots
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amvAL fmss photo
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Ha rn ha it, cloan-uiiniHii nf tho Pirato crow, Ih culled out on strlkra In fourth Intilng uf opening Beilt1:!
wi'les gaino. He whlffod OKHin tn tho Hovcnth.
Rice Pounds in Victory for Washington in Opener
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CENTBAtfiRESS PHOTO
!lllcc, Washington gardener, cracking out tho single that scored Joo Harris and liluege in the fifth and gave:
tho Ucnators sufficient runs to win tho opening assault.
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