Medford mail tribune., August 30, 1928, Page 7, Image 7

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Oakland 33 20 .5r,!t
Los Aniteles 2li 33 .441
Mission 25 34 .424
Portland 22 27 .373
Seattle 17 42 .288
American lxiisw' Stnndlww.
TUNNEY PAINTED YANK LEAD CUT;
AS VERY SOUL OF 'CRUCIAL SERIES' j
SEASON STARTS
Fly tho Associated Press i
Stinsln.' from tha defeat hanilod
. j I them at the opnulng of the Bcr- j
, . r , i ., . ; les, the Stars came hack to win'
LONDON', Auk. 30. (R Laud- By William j. Clilinian. , , , . i
, , . 'a closely played game 3 to 2
Ins Ccne Tuney's bearing at last Associated 1'ross sporls Writer. atatiiiMt I'ortland. Although Holly-'
night's dinner party given In his I The Athletics persist In their j wood got only five hits from Kill- f
honor by Harry J'reston. notedtask of blasting away the rem-ilerton they were used to sood ad-!
nants of that Yankee lead, once vantage to cinch victory. The I
so handsome, hut National league j Z,Tl
contender are coming upon rocky Kinney, at the Star mound. Uut
paths. Tho rainpunt Mnekmen Iteries: Kinney, Rhodes and Bass
found themselves only two nnd'ler: Fullerttin and Whitney,
one-half Karnes behind the idle' Sacramento evened the . ner!os
Yankees, -while tho Cardinal, rain-!WItl ljOR Anffelea hy winning li
t'd out in OhlciiKO, heard tidings
of defeat for two of their chul-
lenKers the IMrntcs and the
ClIantH.
The men of MeKeehnie led by
neat five and one-half guinea
over Chicago, as they moved into
T
IN CLOSE BATTLE BOASTS OF BEATING
I HALL BOYS
message aroused the Ire of Mr.
Hall, who declares his men will
knock the cockiness out of the vis
itors, or he will enfllidate them.
The Mnrshfield team will battle
here Sunday unil Monday, Anil two
good games are assured, as the
teams are evenly matched. Cliff
Best will pitch one of the ;imes, : New York 84
and "the Mystery Hurler," will do Philadelphia 82
mound duty in the other. The M. St. Louis 68
II. is said to be a wonder.
The Bedford team is feeling fine
after a long rest, and as the yames
will be among the last of the year,
the fans are urged to show up.
Washington f"
Detroit Ti7
Cleveland - r'8
Chicago ri
Boston 45
.C72 :
.or. i .
.5 si
.4." 2
.114 i
.353
You cannot be attractive
'without a clear skin
Baseball Standings
lacifl Const
Hrltish sportsman, the Kxpress re- j
tarn . to' the ex-champion as "the
embodiment of he-man decency."!
Tunney scored one of the great-
est knockouts of his life, the pa
per says, by gracefully hobnobbing)
with tho literary celebrities and
other notables attending the party.
In a toast to the guest of honor,
Lord Denies called Cieno a "groat;
gentleman' 'and hoped he would j
have much success in "his chosen i
field of literature."
The young Marquis of Clydes
dale followed with a brief speech
and tho ex-champion replied with
graceful phrases of appreciation.
"I don't know why you make
this fuss over me," Gene said.
"What is boxing? The ability to
coordinate mind and muscle at a
critical-moment, that is all.
"Yet you receive me with all this
acclaim. If I had been a great
painter I would have been met by
a couple of long-haired men and
short-haired women; had 1 been
a famous literateur my welcomo
would have been lert to posterity."
lUe denounced tho "killer" type
ns a menace to boxing, declaring
the only joy to be obtained in a
fight is by facing a man of phy
siclal and Intellectual equality.
Noting that Tunney's dinner
jacket failed to hide his shoulder
muscles, the Kxpress writer's first
Impression from the American's,
appearance was as ho puts It in
today's edition: "Here was a moun
tain guide who ought to be some
thing better, a man you would
trust your sons to on a camping
holiday, a man you would trust
your daughter to' anywhere."
Gene's speech is described as a
trimph of sincerity that carried
nil before It. The speaker is char
acterized as "an orator to whom
words are music."
"Here was a speaker who had
knocked the language cold and
claimed a championship over Its
dead body," the writer says.
Among the distinguished men
present at the dinner, perhaps 30
In all, none had a chance after
Tunney's telling remarks, the
bcribe continues, but Arnold Ben
nett, the novelist, topped off the
J. Court Hall, manager of Oie
Medford Merchants received a tel- ;
cgram from the Mnrshfield man-
nger this morning, which reveals I Hollywood
that the Coos Hay team is feeling'i Sacramento ...
confident ami sure of victory. The 'San Franrlncn
League.
W. Ii.
40 111
:tr. 24
National ljnifra.
W.
St. I.miis Til
New York CS
Chicago 72
Cincinnati 70
PC. Pittsburg 70
.t7s Hrooklyn 60
.C44 Boston
.r.93 ' Philadelphia S4
PC. I
.01.1 1
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.car, ,
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to their big series;"'"11'""
Pittsburg today for the start of
crucial series of which the Na
tional league will see many in the
coining fortnight. If not the next
four weeks. The pirate threat at
this moment Is the most serious
the Cardinals face. They. mnt
put it down by nt least the odd
game In seven, to be played In
the next two weeks, or face the
throat of disaster.
As the National league situation
works its way toward a possible
solution in games Involving the
western contenders against one
another, the Yankees and the A'
set sail through soft schedules
leading np
a train st each other on the banks
of the Harlem just before mid
September.
In other American league en
gngements, the brown made it four
straight over the Ited Sox. win
ning by a 4 to 3. and the Indians
slammed the ambitious Tigers. 9
to 5. George Burns got two
homers, and Marty McManus one.
Ben Cantwell, traded to Boston
in the Genewich deal, came back
to the Polo Grounds to lead other
former Giants in making It three
straight over the home boys, 8 to
3. The Clan McGraw won home
run honors on circuit drives by
Lindstrom and Jackson, but was,
in tho race for the decision at no,
time after tho third round which I
witnessed a brutal assault upon
Vic Aldridge and Fred Fitzsim-
.ruV,,n , j Doubles 1'
a row for the Giants, and
The Senators took tho iumn
on the Angels with a three run i
lead In (he opening Inning, two i
of which were accounted for by j
Karl Sheeley, Sacramento first j
baseman, who picked off a four
hose clout with one man on. The
Senators scored again in the sec-;
oud and fifth. Bntterfes: Kachac
and Koehler; Plitt, Weathersby
and Warren.
names in the sixth and sev- ;
enth diirfu-x which eleven runs j
were scored brought another vie-1
tory for Oakland over the Seals.!
Thurston left the Seal mound after
the vicious pounding of Acorn bat-1
teries in the sixth and was re-1
placed by Mays who lasted only
part of the seventh. Moudy fin
ished the already lost game. Bat-
i teries: Craghead and Lombard!;
Thurston, May, Moudy and Snrlnz.
ICrnie Novers gave his finest
of the season against
Seattle to win 3 to 2. Pitching
against the veteran Edwards, Nev
era allowed the tribe onlv four
,hits which were scattered. The
Indian runs came when they cap
italized on a pair of walks. Ike
Hoone starred nt the bat for the
Bells getting a homer and driving
In the winning run with a single.
Batteries: Nevers and Steinecke.
Major League Leaders
occasion with a graceful-touch.
' "A friend asked me to dinner."
said the famous author, "but I
told him I was going to dine wltn
Tunney. 'You are ft liar,' the
friend retorted, 'you are boasting.' "
Oene wore a dress suit which his
tailors rushed to a finish although
he was measured for It the first
time only Tuesday. After the din
(I!y the Associated Press)
National.
Batting lToinshy, Itravos, .382.
Tains P. Wancr, Pirates. 121.
Runs halted in Bottomlev, cards,
100.
Hits P. Waner, Pirates. 187.
was the seventh in I "Z ' " " , :' ' '
their 1 Sillier, i-n-iues, i
ninth in their last ten games. It
dropped them a fraction of a
point behind the Cubs, who moved
up into second place by half a,
game, without playing. The Clan
MeOraw, too, is in a virtual tie
with the Reds, also idle yester
day. Kven though shut out by the
rhlllles- by A to 0 at Pittsburg
yesterday, the Pirates are only
Homers Wilson. CubSv 30.
Stolen bases Cuyler, .Cubs, 2fl.
Pitching Benton, Giants, won 21,
lost 5. . ..
American. .
Batting Ooslln. Senators, .883.
Runs Ruth, yanks. 138.
Runs bnttcd in Gehrig, Tanks,
122.
Hits Manush, Rrowns, 180.
half a gamo behind the Giants and i Triples Combs .Yanks, 17. '
the Reds, ope full contest worse j ,,, s i,,h vnt. in
than the Cubs, and six and one- stolm bases Mostil, White Rot.
ner the guests attended a cabaret half to tne rear ol me uaras. n ,
show. the seven Imminent Pittshurg-St. pU,hnB.
ll.ouls games are Important to the! ost
I'ORTLAND, Ore.. Aug. 30. IIP) Ifm-ds. thev are vital to the Biu;
.With Mia .oua ne Mn...l . ml. n,1 nlltl
sou still clouded with mystery, of- of seven, tho Plrato crew must
l'lclals today were conducting a dean up almost all of them to get
thorough investigation of the burn-: anywhere,
lug of his house yesterday morn-1
nig. MiKKeiHon wbb touuel tied to
a fence 300 feet from the blazing
house.
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Base Ball
Marshfield
vs.
Fights Last Night
(By the Associated Press.)
. LONDON.. Johnny JIM. Scot
land, defeated Newsboy "Frown,
New York. (15): Johnny Curley.
England, bent Sammy Schack,
Itnlted Slates, foul, (7).
DAYTON, O.-Iloy Wallace, In
dianapolis, defeated Johnny Ma
son, Pittsburgh, (10).
Medford
IWO GAMES
at Fair Grounds
Sept. 2 and 3
The last baseball this season,
Marshfield has a strong team of
semi-professional players, three of
whom recently left the coast
league. Others have played In the
big leagues. Can Medford with
Cliff Best pitching hold them?
Will Medford's heavy sluggers be
able to hit the Marshfield pitchers?
The games will be well worth go
Ing to see.
WRST NEW YORK, N. ,T. Mnn
Mountain Erlckson. Minneapolis,
knocked out Prank Zaveta, New
ark, (1).
DAYTON. Ky. Mike Dundee.
Rock Island. 111., knocked out Tony
Escalantes, I.os Angeles, (10):
Fred Mahen, I.os Angeles, won over
Meyer Orace, Chicago, (10): Joe
I.ucas, Detroit, defeated , Hobby
Herman. I.os Angeles. (10): Otto
Anderson. Terre Haute, won from
I-on Lovelace, Terre Haute, (6).
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