Medford mail tribune., September 06, 1929, Image 14

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Kmeryvlllp. 5 to 4- II"!' C'arlylc's
homer hWrwil - th Oak In Hip
eighth Inning nlili two men on
Uanen. The Ion Wftllop upoilrd a
chance the fttara helu of making It
.three KlraiKht over the AcornH.
K!LLEFER CREW
TlinriTril I f"SrV"lr'!e ".iralrjlu over the'Acornn.
I Ml II A MM I LAM " IMIrrunn of the Slant out-
I nnrll r ll I I ill I Pl'hed Ktlwardii fur the first pv-ii
I I Mil nil II I IflU inning and had a Mol rdKo whn
I IHIbl i Jack Kenton or tho Onkn launchwl
nnnoT i r a n 1 1 r ;u;,nK",h inn,D,t ra,,r a
I Mil I I r ll N I I r AifcIc "de It Ihrxi
ll IM 1 1 I M II 11 L lralghl over the .Seattle lnllann,
WUI IVI IMVh th, ,)la(k sllcr of ,,, c,)aH,
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RED LUCAS IX
lly llir .Vs-ocialed Ti-csh
Missions Win Way to Half w bender m i awt-hm. theicniUnI,(UIIHn,p biown to
league, by defeating the luckless
Urdu km in both games of a dun-
- trcnt;thcn d Its hold on third f
i place by J'um-ini; I'eiroii lor '
I 4-0 lo?. Irt a sraino halted by ruin f '
! after five Innincft of play. Tho
j Indium- )Mnnd'il IMiil Pago for;
three ruiiH In the first inning, one!
! morn n the fifih and then wored '
, three in tb" hUili, only tu jtee them'
; wahi d out of the score book
when ntln stopped the game and
( the won rewrted lo i he fifth In-J
I nlng. Ken llolloway held
troll to two hits. The victory
. emthlcd .'b e!an-l to ilure;uw HH
margin over fourth place .St. Loul'
4 Kanien.
SpOFC
Slants
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i ; Game Behind Hollywood 1
. Hufft Helps With Hard
Hitting Ducks Downed
- Again By Seals- :
acorcB' being 7 lo 'h and H to 1.
Coast League
Yesterday
Jiy the Associated Jrc-.
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f I'nrtlimd 10 '
San Kranelsco 1.1 17 t :
! W iilloi ti.n 1'..t.lii. i.iwl V....I,.1I i
gume behind the , TrrniMv. lJHVlli lin j;4Uo.,,J
I'enesbky.
(By the Associated Press)
"W'mle Klll'fer'H .MIkhkhi Urdu
were b'lt half
lefceiio learliiiB Hollywood HtarH u-j
day in the I'a'ific Coast pennant
rare, the muiii reanon bein the
ht'k work jf "FiHtzy" Hufft, who Mi.-fb.n
riiahlcd Hit- Keds t boat their way iHannnnentn
to tU tory yotei day over the Hhc- : .ilertp. N v
ramento Senators in Stockton. An-j j1;ijwl1. jollPH)
oJher reason wnw the fart that Hoi j Icr
Jrwond was beaten by the Oakland '
Uaka. I
Hum bioite up a iir-'iii moimn ; ,wuttl
m. i;.
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i-y Jind Itren,f
lfiynii and Koch
duel when u; tripled Into riwht ltUA vri(f(.,.M
and Cox;
lii'lu wnii two men on nen nu i Hmlth
two out In the ei-'hth inniiiR. after j ija,m.,M
tWfl Sacramenlri hoys had (talned
a 1-toO lead In the prceedinn 1
ijinijr. The ((edit thus won by a
Hrorc of 3 in 1. Fuzzy later floored
on an error at short. The victory
wa:( the third MraiKhl over Huddy;Wa.sh and Kandber;
Ityan h crew. I
For five ImiinKrt the Heals and
I'ortlaiid lnn;ks had a tiht tutnle Hollywood
lit Hnereatlou park, hut. Hie Heals Oakland
Hcored ll run in inn himh mninK HollcrHon and
.... 7 9 0
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iiitd turnrd tho affair inlo a :m wnrjs unj Kombardl.
plote rout. l hi noai emergen
with n Kcoro of 1j to 4. making it : Hot in Home
two In a row over the northerner, i P.OMK, Hept. Z.iA't Swrlterinn i triple were the high pota of
who only 10 darn ao claimed In a heat wave reminiscent of late two-run rAlly by the Hods.
ni:veii conaecutlve viclorles over -July, citizens of Home today I The vietory pia'-ed IMttsbiirp
tho Scala theniKelven. anil tbtM I watched their therm onieteral 12 Y2 cames behind the league
were able to take the Coast league j mount from 90 dei-reei in the! lending Chicago Cubs,
by htorni. j.ihiide yenterday to & this morn- ( In the only American lecue
. On Ma rid won from the SIhts flMlnp. I rtme f the day. Cb-velaml
I four winds by a serb s of injuries
1 Hie l'lll-ljiir J -Ira ten at least can
look Willi pride upon tho fact thai
they finally have tdiakcii the "Lu
cas Jinx."
Kver splice June. 19" 7, Pirate
(earns have rolled over and played
dead whenever I ted I,ucas M;;r
: pitcher of the iic innatl Itils,
was in the Lux against them. lif:
; Sundriy, however, t h y managed
lo bent the bij; red-head in a 1 -1
inning thrlllei. !i to 7. 1 enter-1
il.iy t bey denotiih t rated that the
ed ace no lung'-r en n boa si of
bis pe over them for 1 hey !
trounc. d him, 10 tit U, In the only;
it h t i ii u J league Kaine of the day.
The IJeda hammered Krv I in
Hi-urne, pirate ritrha -bander, for
- f'liir hiif and tbreo runs In the
first inning and apparently had
; th- ,'i-me won v.lih i.iienj in tb-.',
box. The roi;air submitted tarn-;
ly cnuuKh in the firm, two In-,
! nines, but sluj:ed ont a home
run. a double, three triples, two
'. nhiples nnd with the aid of a wild
throw, scored seven runs, l.ueas
; snrvivei) this Mo rill, but went to :
; tlie shower) ear:y :n tho follow
ing innlntr when Uoyd Warier;
i tripled it Ii one on. Jake May'
held the Corsairs fairly well In!
j cheek the rent of the way. al- j
i thotiKh Pittsburg acored siiiiclcl
j ruiiH In the acventh and eighth'
Innings. I
llrarne. Mfter his shaky ptnrt.
settled ilown and pitched bril
liantly until the ninth when an
error nnd pinch hitler Walker's
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Quit Knocking; Yourself.
Try each day to win your own
approve! inftcad of the approval'
of nrhrr'c I
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D?lan J.Gould
Someone asked Jack Dcmnsey
; onco If he knew anything about
i Shakespeare.
f "I have never bad the pleasure,"
; the Man Manler replied. ,
- No literary issues wphj at atake
that September evening in IU'1
when lejupney and Luis Firpo of
th Argentine slugged each other
around and even out of the ring
at the Polo (iroundtt. Newspaper
1 stories appeared under the- "hv
i lines" of (lie contestants but they
! wnre quite frank lo disclaim the
authorship of any part of them.
' It wan rot until the era of (Jene
Tunney thni literary pursuits, the
study of Shakespeare and other
masters became associated with the
: manly art of battered beaks.
I Now it develops the succeKsor
of lhat other slugger, Firpo, goes
In heavily for poetry. Not only
.duos Victnrio Maria Cam polo, na
tive of Italy and fistic product of
the Argentine, translate the gems
of Keats arid Khellev into pffher
Italian or Spanish but he writes
his own newspaper copy. Where
Firpo would have snorted at the
ide.'i of using a pencil for anything
but figures, conliniug his transla
tions to the shift of dollars Into
pesos. Campolo's friends say he
tackles a portable typewriter con
scientiously every evening to ful
fill a contract, with Ia Nat-ion. the
Buenos AireH newspaper.
Towering around 6 feet 7, "7
yearn old and with a reach a' good '
10 Inches longer than either Demp
aey or Firpo possessed. Cam polo
in one of the most colorful heavy-1
wpiirht rnn lenders whntlipr nr tint
be fulfills any of the promises he has
shown so far in whipping DeKuh
and Heeney. The Argentine giant
was six months in a hospital with
brain hemorrhages after being
badly beaten hv Monte Munn. the
; Nebraska collegian, in Huenns
Aires, hut resisted the appeal a oft
'his family la order to continue his.
ring career. I'nlike Firpo. Cam,'
lolo) conies of a well-to-do family,
fun of a retired cattleman and one :
of a family of II children. Ouo of
his brothers it his camp chef.
Pittsburgh has rait tied In two.
world's series in recent seasons, i
?vt no club h;s had as many bad .
, hreki a the Pirates In the chr-se 1
down the home stretch.
Since the tfuc have been a
big threat. They were on top In
1925 and again in lttl'7, but lost
out in at least threw other scasoni
when they looked to be the class
of the field.
A few years ago they blew a
seven-game lead in September.
They didn't win the l!-7 flag until
next to the lartt day of the season.
This year the Pirates came home
in Julv with ft slim lend. V"t in'
three week, with (Jrimen out of
action and Tray nor, tiranlham and
other stars injured, the club drop
ped out of the race completely.
From a two game lead they dropped
to eight games behind the pace
netting Cuba.
. hourtv "f Trouble.
Ail the real trouble In the world
comes from aooieone'a lack of
oelf-ronlml.
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