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SEEDFORD H&ffi TRIBUNE, SIEDFORD", OR-EGOST. THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 6. 1928.
HEL LAST OF SUING FIGHTS
Homers Hiith, Yank. 47.
Stolen l:w Myer, lied Sox, 23.
: Pitching Hoyt, YnnkecH, won 1",
lost 4.
ATHLETICS START BEAVERS DIVIDE 1CI
YANKEE SERIES : SEATTLE GAMES ONTARIO MERMEN, RISKO IN OPENER
LOSES EAT PRIZE: OF ELIMINATIONS
riHCAttO. Sept, (J. 1&) Owin:
, to the iniportiince of the Yankee- ninth nf Hi
Athletic Hei'lfH opening In New
York next tfiimlny, I'i-chhIpiiI j;. S.
Itarnard of the American league
today nssiKtifd four umpires to
handle the four panics.
1 Unpen, Xnllfn, Owens and Mc
(iow.'ill drew Hie assignment. All
of I hem hap)ien to he working in
the east at that tfnte.
By WILLIAM J. CHIPMAN
Associated Press Sports Writer
The Athletics, it seemn, sland in
Imminent need of bull nameH. even
IhmuOi the ohlisins Yanks did
.what I hey could to help by divid
ing a pair with the Senators at I lit
Kupperl stadium yesterday. II' the
champions win iwo of their remntn
Iiik three with Vashinnton, which
saeniH reasonable, th Mackmen
en n not invade the stadium on Sun
day in first place, even by swooping
their live at Boston. Such a turn
of evenlH would send (ho contend
ers into their bij; Herles In a vir
tual lie, with the Yankees holding
a percentage mlvanlnKO.
AllhouKh the New York lend this
inornlim remained two Karnes', tlic
An wern in a hotter position for t tic
Hlmple re,unon that, they trailed by
Wmly I wo Karnes in the nsinx eol
titnti.
Sud Sam Jones, who takes every
opportunity to demonstrate that
Killer UuKKiiiH erred lit trading
him down (he river, held the Yatilis
to nix hits and one run in the
opening clash yesterday, while bin
Jiiates fell upon iorKn 1'tpKras for
! I he Associated Press)
Se;it tie and Portland divided n ,
dnuhle-heiulcr at the 'peninr of
tills Week's belated series. Mul
let' stopped a Heaver rally ii) the.
first fffimf hy knock
ing down WurstliiiH's fast drive
down third and then thrntviiiK the
runner out and Seattle won, li to'
I. Portland scored three runs off
two hits in the nightcap to win. .
." to 2. P.attej-les: Klrst Kanie,
! ra hum and Steinecke; Krenrh
and lifKo. Second game, Fuller-'
ton and l(eno; Sullivan and Ain-
Slllilll.
This week's sanies between the
T( UOXTO. . Sejt. C. (JP) Of
ficials of the Canadian national
exhibition, sponsors of; t lie annual
ITi-rnlle swlinmiuK mariithon in
I.iike Ontario, iinnoiinced today
that u "consolation nice" foi a
prize tC xr.ano will he slaved Sat
urday. In view of the unsatisfac
tory ending of yesterday's swim.
Of the entries, none was ahle
to finish In tin? ley waters of the
lllh' !L miieh hnlter hnrfnrmnnnn
i..r.e,- louiiy, oniciais Will UCCHie . s t rf hi inir thnn Hip I'.en.-M-.n (u
Stars and San Krancisco wi'rc'nic distance in he raced and the : customed to delivering in the met-r.-heduteil
to he a crucial series, I total award of prize money to ! ropolltan district. The" southern
hut the Seals have failed to irri-t those swimmers who made the Khl heavy has been unfortunate
tale Hollywood sr, far. as i hey j best showing yesterday. Georges I in lhp njlM, in Mi,owlnir hlmeir m
XBflf YORK, Sept. fl. e;(Wrf
Wllllam I.am-enee. StrlbMni? of -Macon,
fia., the man of a hundred
knockouts, fights Johnny Squires
of South Africa in -Madison Square
(iarden tonight.
Tex Rickard considers this. 10
round bout as one of his heavy
weight eliminations and promises
hy
WINNIPEG SWEPT JWIXT LITHUANIA
BY -PLYSISAND POLESKEVIVES
i OKXKVA, Sept. IfP) M. Wnl- '
AYIN.VIPKCi, Sept. G, (P) In- j demnras. prime minister of LUhu-'
fantile paralysis in "Winnipeg since anin, today confirmed reports that.
July has spread to the rural sec-:tno ''ousn-i.tinuanian dispute, over
tions of the province, health au
thorities said today. There are
AH cases in tho rural sections, ment,
while in this city, with six nddi-. told a group in the lobby of i
tional victims reported yesterday, the assembly hall that nothing had
there have been lfr? cases since! het n accomplished thus fax toward
the first was recorded. satisfying Lithuania's claims -.ami !
Schools were opened in Portage national aspirations. , : r'-.
la Prairie yesterday, but were im-' All attempts by private negotia
mediately clsed wohen two chil- tln to re-establish normal rela
dr.en were reported to have con- tion between the two countries, he
traded the dispose. j declared, had ended in hopeloss
Korty-four recovered victims! failure.
have volunteered to give their J'Vom the rostrum of the assem
blood for a , serum. Seventeen bly. meanwhile. Senator Alexander
persons alreody have contributed ' McLachlan. who signed the Kel-
a few minr-PH each in ihn lie.itth bogg treaty for Australia, declared
Ittibliw IMnutrn UsvffQ '
LONDON OPf Recent lnorRor
iif the British fiolden Hope and
Selnlm Rubber Instates Is seen her"
as the beRinning oi n trend toward
amalgamation of rubber plantn
1 tion companies.
Classified advertising gets regul.
Vilna had reached a critical stage
following the failure of private
conversations to umjngo a settle-
board.
have
The
Seal
1e
Michel of I-'raiice. the hist to leave
the water, covered only 1 2 "4 miles
in II hours and 1 U minutes.
TORONTO, Sept. i;. (p A
slrelch of friaid water, extending
2 -Vi miles, was the Insurmountable
harrier which cost Oeorgcs Mi
chel of Kraiice $ 2 o . 0 0 0 .
Michel, huge continental swim
mer, proved unequal to the task
of. overcoming the paralysing chill
of. the waters of Lake Ontario.
and IfWt night, after he. alone, of
the 200 swimmers who entered the
1 (i-mllo swimming marathon, re
mained In. the race, he was forced
leave the water when but 2
ISeverefd; Shea, I 'alias and Lorn- u'0'" 1,10 "'' I!n
tbjirdi. Read. covered it miles of l he 1'i-nille
1 Roth the Missions and Los An-1 r"tl-h ' 11 boni s, 1U minutes.
Igeles got Li hits, hut three of " '-"Uilileied the course,
Ihe e mi feilc-H were homers, would have won Sliii.Ofiu of
:iud I hey walked home with vie- l','ll'n i,H fl,'Kt piisw.
:lry. 14 to I.. Hatleries: I'llk'tte I'hnest A'ierkoetler. Cri'inan
laud I'.icircl: Harfnot. IMilt and ''"m"Mror "r ,,u' English channel,
ii trounced in both gauifs. '
Stars got. hits from four,
pitchers loj win. 1 to T,
after San Kraucisco iiad taken the
lead will) four runs in the first '
inning The Seals came hack and 1
lied tho score in the sixth, bill,
Hollywood nonchalantly scored in j
the remaining innings lo win.,
Halt cries: Kinney, Wetzel and i
tavsler; .lac-olis. May, .Mitchell. .
Jones artNl Hprinz. j
i:-liind the steady pitching ot
Louis Vliji'f, Sacra men to eveneil
the scries with Oakland, taking
the second game, 4 to U. The
senator southpaw allowed onlv
four hits. Ha (tot les: Vinci and i
his worst In front of his biggest
crowds in New York .
The stock of Robert!, Italian
heavyweight protege of Hombert j
Kugazy, was at n low murk today,;
following his failure to stop the!
veteran King Solomon In the fea-1
lure bout at Kbbeis field last night
before a small circle of speeta-
tors. The Italian giant won the
decision by a wide enough mar-'
gin, hut seemed clumsy in doing it. I
lloherti slammed Solomon to the
floor for no-count early In the
fight, hue himself slipped and fell
to the ca n va s in the lent h when
a wild nwijig missed tho ' Panama
Tigh tor's well-hidden Jaw. Solo
mon was wildly cheered at the
end of the tenth- for lasting the
string nut against I-'ugazy's man-killer.
IN BOOZE DEALfc
I that if -war he abolished some ,
other means of settling disputes be ;
'provided. Me expressed the belief j
j that various arbitration courts and
the International court of justice
t were sufficient to lake care of I
judicial disputes hut that they did ;
not go far enough. ;
II r warned tho assembly that i
the league's policy of sponsoring I
conomfc conferences and discus- j
slons of customs and tariffs was ;
filled with danger, lie said that i
enough of each in the, seventh to
givfl Sam a neat, victory by It lo I. :
Hurke and thn elongated Weaver1
were nowhere nearly so effective
"In tho second skirmish and I-Vod
Heimlich r centered an S-toH win. i
In a Imtllu of the lower depths I
the I Igers turned on the White Sox
4a win, 111 to 2, after the Sox had
maltreated the Itengals in n most
Hhamofiil manner through all the
early games of the series. Other
cluba In the American league were
unHchedulcd yestorday.
Tim (Hants cleaned up (heir RIL'S
affalis with (1m Phillies hv winntiK
a 4-lo-:i decision for Lorry Heiiion
Norton.
Sport Briefs
kind winner of last year's Toronto l
j swim, was taken from ihe water j
.in a eml-conseious condition!
shortly before Michel was forced r
lo abandon the grind. '
Today it was reported that Mi-!
chel unit the lake last night onlv!
(j. ; after hearing, a report that he
ban-'would he eligible for. the 25,000!
prize as soon as he had covered
Major League Leaders
I'KXDLKTON, fiie.. Kept
W) Harry Ketchell, Tacom:
la in weight, wiih all set Indav
enter the ring tonight with RilS'i" greater distance than Vieiknc
Roblilus. l'orllaml. in the lo-'ler had achieved. It was also
round main event on tonight's i s"bl that upon being hauled Into
boxing card.
Hilly Church. Hortland
I was matched with Carl
I Tneoma, fur a six-rounder
mumbled: "Tm all :
at. tho Halter bowl, his twenty-third
of the season. The clan McCirnw
won 17 of 22 engagements against,
the tall onders, but the Cards al
ready have won 15 from Philadel
phia with five more up for decision.
Tho Red I U re h are u flue bet to
take at least four of Ihese, und the
vofiultlng ed.go may represent jtiHl,
aliotit tho inarKin hy which they
snare the pennant If thev snare
It.
The only other nctlvltv In the
National leiwin yoatonlny was tit !
Boston, where the downtrod'len ;
Rraves turned to slap tho Robins
by 0 to 2 and 7 to I.
I ATLANTA. Dr. John
Strnton continued attack 01
i in second speech of southern tour
i and defended ministers who dis
I i'uhh "moral issues front the nul-
i his boat,
welter, ! ln "
Miller, i As be lay In the launch bun
;dled in blankets, however, lie dv
hnanded: "Why didn't they let me
Roach ! finish."
Smith I The Impression gained ground
among 1 r',0ff spectators on shore
that Michel would receive the
prl;:e. This, however, was denied
hy those in charge of the event..
Including games of September 5,
t Hy the Associated I'rcss.)
National.
Hatting 1. AVaner. Pirates. ..ISO.
Runs R. Waner, 1'lrates, 12X.
Runs batted in Rottomley, Cards,
1 13.
Hits P. Waner. Pirates, 200.
Doubles P. Waner. Pirates, 4fi.
Triples P. Waner, Pirates, IS.
Itomers-Wllson. Cubs. 3d,
Stolen bases Cuyler. Cubs, 27.
Pitching Henton. Ciants, won 23
lost. ft.
Hatting (ioslin. Senators. .380.
Runs Ruth. Yanks, 1 42.
Runs batted In H eh rig, Yankees,
12C;
Hits Manush, Rrowns, 2fl2.
Doubles Meusel, Yanks, 41.
Triples Ooinbs. Yanks, 1 ft.
PORTLAND, Ore., ; Sept. . (P)
A moral victory was nil that Potn
Rousls could, claim yestordny over
cruel fate's tricks, ami today the
circuit court took that away when
he was fined S 1 00 and sentenced
to three months in jail for manu
facture and possession of liquor.
Pete was persuaded ' by two
friends (o "put in" S700 for a still
which the three were to run. The
two partners then by devious and
dark uietehods caused (he arrest
of Pen- In order lo keep-the $700.
On ihe way to his hearing Pet'
met one of the alleged pats oT his
enterprise and immediately gave
battle.
Pete turned up in court today
with a large aipl lustrous black
eye. suffered In the battle.
such questions were of purely na
tional .concern, and that thoin dis
cussion by a league conference
might cause irritation instead of
goodwill.
. The Rclgian foreign minbster,
Raul Hymens, said that- the Kel
logg treaty opened a hew chapter
in International morality.
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adviees received hy the Star Her
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PORTLAND
ASHIAND
Baseball Standings
Pacific Cms( licagiic.
YV.
Hollywood 4S
fificramentn .. .1 -IS
San KranciHCo 40
Oakland
MIssfoiiN
Los Angete.H
Portland
Heat He
.Ill
American J,enuc
W.
Now York .yS7'
I'hlladelphla Kfi
Ml. LouIh 7.1
Washington
Chicago fil
Detroit mi
Clevelnud r.!l
Thwton 47
4 ft
ailonat Kcagui.
HI. l.oui.s 711 M
New Vorlt 7 1 Tel
Chlcawo 77 r7
Cincinnati 72 r.S
PittKhurgh 72 IP)
llrotiklyn i;;t us
lloHtnn Ill si
Philadelphia 1(7 HI
Fights Last Night
SAN KKANCIWO, Cnl.. Sept
Kpeetly Undo, Ktlipino flyweiMllt.
Kiored n toclintrnl five-rniuul knork
out over .lolnuiy (loiliripz. Lot All
ki'Ioh Mnxlran, In a m'lii'iluh'il 10
roiuiit Itotit iwrn last nlKht. Hot ll
wi'lRlieil In lit lll'i.
Tninmy nice. Senttle welter
weiKtlt, Htoppctl .lulllllly TrnillllllnK
i f rnrtliinil in the first rnnnil ot n
nl-ronnif limit. Johnny MyorH of
Hcultle won n Blushing 8ix-roiinil
Kcrap from Jimmy Hoover of Tur
tock. Ilotlt nro HhtwciKlitR.
SKW YOIIK Hnhcrto Uohclil
of Itnly itcfoiitml KIiik Solnmon of
I'nnnmn 't 101. Amailco (iilllo of
Itnly knocked out Kranklo fiivu
nniiKli of llrtdKt'port, Conn. 1).
N'nniln Timsl of Itnly knocked out
Ico Willlimiui ofNcw York t4i.
TOI.KIIO. Andy Martin or New
Hedford outpointed Joey TIioiiuih of
(lilcnKO (11. Art Knntip of To
leilo nnd llert lininli of Detroit
ilrow 18). Murray Shernuin of lle
ll'iilt nulpolntert Kl't'ildj. ,l iddaiiuli
(if Tolqdo !!).
DAYTON, Ky. Joe Anderson of
Covliwton. Ky.. knocked out Tom
KIiir of AiiHtralln (31. I'iiIbv ('line
nf Cincinnati knocked out Hpeedy
Kcynnldfi (11. Hilly AtiReln of Cov
ItiKlon knocked nut 1'nt McDonald ,
of Mlnml, Fin. (81.
rienn riiRM wanted nt 1 lie Mali '
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