Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989, September 27, 1928, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextBedford Mailt Second Section Six Paget Second Section Six Page Dtlhr Tw tit ytfty-vgpth MEDFORD, OK'MdOX. THURSDAY',. iSKPTIvM UKl '21. 192S. So. 1SS. RIBUNE ii I in r I III 11 IM IN GRAND FINALE lly William ,1. (Mpimui. Associated Press Sp-rts Writer. Th mad drama portrayed by baseball in the m-antm n( 1 &2S Mvei-ps into lt final scone where the Kreat climax must, be. reached nightfall on Sunday. It in do creed that on that dale the cur tain hi u tit drop on the. current ex travaganza, hut li may bo that this latest sneetaele- provided by the master dminatints of the, name wiM yet culip.se anythinn that ban pone on before. The Yankees have d raised them selves Into Detroit with some trep idation rusardlnp, the -final jMve. Karnes cu" tin; .season, for all of the ftict- that three vletorio. will put them where they cannot be eatijfht. even If the embattled .MacUmen tiiieceed in taking four nlfninht from iho White Sox. Maiy ' llnfcs liite happened to Iho Yankees in the last three unhappy (for them) months, and the.y won't bellove thin sixth, pennant until they can feel it. . On the other Ride, of the HtiiKo, the master showman of all pre jmren for tho final stirring Reenes designed to give his actors the 'front and center. John 40fiPnn Mc.Oraw has no hundred - million fans praying for hi success, but ho gets there just the same. He has made himself wealthy on the good-natured (or noij hate of hnse ball followers outside of Xow York, j and yet' he enjoys Hiving them yet other things for which to hate htm more. . 1 "- The . Giants, now only half a game behind the Cardinals as a result of Dnzzy Vance's hrllliunl victory in Brooklyn yesterday, .arc face to face with the Cubs for four engagements, beginning- with a double-hoarder this afternoon, .ami a pennant hangs upon every, pitch-. The Cubs remained theoretically in the running yesterday by tuk-. lug n parting .shot hi the. Phillies by 8 to 3 while the Cardinals were , r1;, losing, and they plan to fight the. ''iTlants hard enough at 'InVst to. Iceep John Me.Cl raw's hoys out of Ihe flag, even though they vreallze it no longer is possible for Chicago effort to bo rewarded with a cham pionship. Tho Cubs could tie if . several things combined Itj their Eavor but tho odds are about a million to one against. , . W l ll e the liruins are m a k i n n threatening motions toward John McCiraw'K cherished ambition, the Cardinals will he in ltoston, whone they hope to fatten upon three sanies against the defenseless JJraves. It would seem from this distance that the Kcd isird.s should sail Into the Polo grounds on .Sun day for the finul clash with a mar gin -of one game over the fighting cohorts of MeOruw, but the de spised llraves have been known Dr. E. E. Briley Says: "In my practice in Spokane I have found Tru-Blu Honey-Sweetened Graham Crackers a very beneficial addition to the diet in digestive cases for undernourished children and for convalescents generally." E. E. BRILEY, M.D.. Spokane, Wash. Vegetized Sfy whwt jt., griiM WAFERS . k CI r rtW V I lWn rvU. F.tiiti il fy. K , J Y' XaS li fte5 I thir-' " Jrfi JT 0 ' Y,l(S I ihc evenmi. And to uuy r.lH VO YJt Jrc:tt tin -'lcm m NgSSB' fit W i:c7iv.t - -tt T nore to turn upon their tornicna- r ors when least expected. Any margin greater than one gtinu. of course, would convert Sunday's finale into something just i a little less than n common, ordin- 1 ury ball game. The goal of the C a r I ii n 1 s, therefore, U three .straight on the banks of the Char les and a prayer that the Cubs can win two in New York. It Is, . hard tu sec how the liruins can ' expect so much against this In spired team Mctiraw has set upon j the baseball community. ; Dauzy held the Cards to five ; harmless hits, funned seven, to hit ; Hit) .'mark even for the. sea- ! son, and waddled Impudently away j with his twenty-second victory. All of this happened after Dazzy, numb . with cold, raised the hopes of the .Cardinals in the very first inning i by passing four and forcing home ', a run. The Robins got two back for Vance in the first, a,nd he was very t well ..satisfied, but! Gink Hendrick had to overdo it as usual. He found , three' Robins on bases in tho sov ! ciith',. and was tlinughtless enough ' to pb'tind' a homerun to left field j within the lot, making the final i debacle, read ti to 1. j All of 'the American league teams i enjoyed a day off yesterday In an : Ucipalion of the final surge sched- ule.l to begin this afternoon. Baseball Standings 1"C. .110 1 .UII4 .601 .ills ! .GO1". ! .4 '-'9 ..is.-. I .330 i .KiKM-nniontn j Hollywoi.d San Kranc-lHcn ..Mission i Onlilillul 1 1 'oi tlami i I.oh An(ielOH ... :Hmln ,' 3D . National Iaii!'. I ; - .. u. ii. iS,(.; Louis';...:, (12, 1 I Now voi'ii in r. s ichUstKo s- r,2 K. CU .6 I I j .iS 1 1 .6 II ; .613 ; .4113 .33 1 liu.sttur .: 8i 110 Cincinnati 77 .7:1 Brooklyn .'. .74 7li Iloston fin llll .liilfitloli.hia 1.1 1"7 .2111 American league. pp. .fir. i New York .. i Philadelphia ! St. l.ouis ...... j Washington I Chicago- ........ Detroit Cleveland Iloston .4 so .i":t . .lOij .858 . t;i j Saictnlic lroH Dead SAL12M, Ore. Sept. 27. (VP) W. ' O. Hyden, of v the pioneer Oregon 'family by that name, dropped- dead I about 2 o'clock this morning while serving as a nUlit watchman at; T-' s'afe lair urounos. iiiiyoeu was ncurly 70 years ,old, and a native of I'olk county. He. was a J .....uii.di war veteran. 1 - ' ... l-'alr and Cooler. Oregon Generally fair tonight : Land Friday, lnit cloudy in west por- Itlon: mild temperature. Humidity! J above normal. Clentle variable, i winds. ! TUNNEY SELECTS MARRIAGE CHAPEL SORRENTO. ITALY KOMI", Kepi. 27. lA'l A Vlis patch to II MessafUMTo from Sor rento says that tho olvil marriage of Ciono Tnnnoy jintl Mary Joso l)lilno I.audor of Grronwioh, Conn., will talto filaoo in Sorrento at thi hotol "Tito llouso of Tasso", where tho famous poet who wrote "Je rusalem," was born. The ioorrespondont pointed out that IioxIiik: had not been develop ed at the time of 'I 'usso but that the poet did chronicle some fights between Saracens and Christians and a duel between Argante and Taneredi which was considered good enough as fighting. Tho religious ceremony is likely to ho held in the sacristy of the (.'impel of Mary, Star of the Sea. This is situated within lite wails of the Hotel Trnmontnno, a sanc tuary often visited by the late Ciiteen Marghorila of Italy and t.udwlg, the mad king of Itavaria. it Is understood that- ilie podesla of Sorrento, JJtike (iiovannl Alar esca di Serracupriola Delia Kalau dra, has been approached to per form the civif ceieniony. Sorrento has never seen a prize fight or a world's cli;iinpion, hu: was the favorite haunt of Ibsen mid (Sorky and other intellectuals. ior League Leaders ( liy tlie Associated Press) N'ationul. . Patting Hornsby,, P.raves, ..1ft 1. -KunM P. Wnner. Pirates, 14 0. Uuns batted In Bottomley, c.'ards, pj:i. Illtf P. ' Wnner, Pirates, .223. Doubles P. Waner, IM rates,. Si Triples 1'. U'aner. Pirates; liot- tomley. Cards, 1J. Hpiners liottoniley. Cards, 31 . Stolen bases Cuyler, -ubs. :t(i. I'i (chins Hen ton. Giants,-, won 2 CI lost S. ' ' v. American. ' . . Hatting---On-lin. Senators; .3 7. Uuns Ituth, Vanks, 153.'' Uuns batted in Utllh, Gehrig. Yanks. i:i7. Ilils Manush, Browns, 233. Doubles Manush. Browns. 4 7. . Triples Combs. Yanks, 21. Homers Uul h, Yanks, Til). Stolen buses Myer, Red Sox. 2S. Pitchiim Crnwi? ,-v. P.rowns. won 2. lost r.. TRIPLE TIE FOR TOP OF LADDER IN COAST RACE I 1 (By the Associated Press) i In a n o t h e r week everyone , should know who the ruler of the roost for the second half of the; season will be. but today there', are three tiood teams to choose from, any one of which would , make a good guess. ; San Kranciscn and ' Hollywood -chalked ap victories yesterday to . move in on Sacramento for a ; triple tie at the lop of the pile.' The Senators were downed by, Poitlar.d, 4 to :!. Two errors hi' the first Inning gave the Beavers' a ktKo of runs on a lone hit and i the U'ehi'ooters added another In ,'lho fifth on two doubles. The '. ;Sacs. bunched hits in their" half' i of t he flfih. but only got ihroe j I counters. Batteries: a i1 h a c, i j Gould and Koehler. l-'ullertnn and ; Whitney. i The seals had a tough time With j ithe Missions, finally winning- in! the last of the ninth, il to s. They were leading. S to 3 when Hie ! ever aggressive Bells came lo hat), in the ninth and converted a 1 1 U of hits., as many walks and nit error into five runs. Thurslon's hit scored Suhr 111 the Seals' half ; and stiver: the day. I'lallei'ies. ' Mitchell. Jones, May and Sprlnz; Knoll. Xevers and Bren-el. Sy pher. Baldwin. The Stiirs sewed up their gam" j In the first inning: with five runs and added another uuinloi In th" . next four frames, and a 10 to 3' win over I.os Angeles. Tolsmi got : a bonier for the Angels, while Kerr and Cartylo. figured in that j capacity for Bollywood. Baiter - 1 -ver."l and Bassler; Cun- i ningham, Gabler and Hannah. Nor- i ton.' ! The Indians made it two sttniKht over Oakland with a t to 2 win. ; Scoring one each in the first and i l hi rd and two in the folirt h on ' three singles and a walk, Seattle was con lent to let well cnouirh alone while the (ufks gathered two civiintcfs. " Batteries: Sullivan and 1 t'ox. Cinnhead anl Head. V .. , Nice Plaything. I It ICHMO.Vl;, Cay. ( (P)--Merry i' Lincoln .three-year-ohl son of Mr. and Mrs. Krank Lincoln, nitdorists' fi-oin SiioUane, found a .3S-cnlMer revolver whiie he waited In the au tomobile for his parents to return from a shopping trip, and terri fied p.'issersby by putting the i nuz zle in his mouth and Jilting it. Kventualiy a policeman not the mm uw.iy from him. OREGON TO USE 3 Kt'GRNK, Ore.. Sept. 27. '?)- l-'lnal scrimmage was held yester- JUST RELEASED F It The Blindfold D I R E Dick Barthelmess . STAR OLD GOLD T II E CAST First. Cigarette . X Second Cigarette. . . . . Oi.n Gold Third Cigarette . 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