Medford mail tribune., September 10, 1929, Image 10

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' fTT)FOT?D aiTi TRTP.TTNT!, MEDFOnr), onKriON. TTTSDAY. REPTEMHKr? 10. 102!).
CMS
T LEADERS 'CARTHY'S CUBS
HOLD HOI PACE! L.
IU CLINCH
' tUn' flyhiK t u-klf I what Hh
Hani" Implies oi' u 1 1 I i 1 r.'i t 1 j u t .
I Tlii' (tint- wrosiliiix cudi, rei'i-nt-t
ly aduitr(l ly the cominlmiion, pro
, lii!.i(K butting. Tho lominlfsloii li.vj
unnounci'i tlint if tho flying lack If
lis a (K'lilMTati- butt, llio cliuinpiuii
, will be Ui.siiu;Jirnitl.
BY DOUBLE WINS
STANDINGS
OF THE
CLUBS.
Value of Poultry to Rogue Valley
Not Thoroughly Understood, Avers
Westerfield, Who Quotes Statistics
Stars and Reds Clean Up
Admission Day Games
Senators Suffer 19 to 4
Defeat 11 Runs Scored
in Seventh Frame.
fly tltu A-iMK-Ijitifl I'ri'hS
Jue McCarthy's Chicntju Cubs st
forth tuih.y In qut'Bt of 1kM more
vifiorb-H, all tln-y need lo clinch iho
National b-aui pennant.
Ah ihf situation stood today thu
Cubs, by winning i-l-ht of their
rnninlnj naim-H, would wind up
with a n-eonl of vk-torli-H and Til
di-fi-nK I'ittsburKh, by winning all
1 of Its 2 1 remaining rami's wou'J
finish with ! vlctoilos and flG dir-ft-atn.
the different belny that two
! ChlcuKO HiuncH with St. Lou In hav;
1 been washed pernuineiiily off tli;
. sr hedllle. Kvi-ry rittsi.ui'Kl.'tlcffal
i from now on, of course, will maltu
, the Cubs' alrt udy easy task that
much rasler.
The two h-adfis en h chalked up
J victories yesterday, the Cubs nos
j intr out Iioston, 4 to 8. and I'itu
j buruh ontshii;Khit; JJruoUIyn, ! to
1 A four run rally in the Heveti'li
j Kave tho i'h atcs their hard fought
! triumph over Iirin.klyn. Sosolf, i
' i-eerult from Wiihiiu. drove In the
, lying run In tin seventh and later
scored a run that added lo the
j Pirates' advantage. Krvin ISratnu
! went the routo for Pittsburgh, al
i though he was reached for I 1 hits.
! The New- York (Hants took two
from Cincinnati, ti to 4 and 10 to
4. In five Innings. The tliantH eon
cent rated I heir attack on vdn!ph
j l.iHjue In the second inning "f the
first name for four inns and then;
i added two more uf f K'eii Ash In
f the ninth. i
i The Phils buin-hed hits to down;
; St. Louis. ! to 3. .SweeMand had j
only one bad inning, t he second, j
when the Cards .scored all their j
runs. I
Uaiiuv Mach'ayden out pitched I
i ,laek fdrti and the Pom ton llel i
, Sox beat the St. I.niils ProWn.s, fi
tto 3. The name was scheduled in
i the first part of a double header
; but rain forced postponement of
the second game.
Hi 1 he only ot her A niorlrnn
Irnyiie Maine of the iblV, yolltig I'M
Walsh uiive Washington only six
hits and Oii-;.:o beat the Senators
Ho -l. A three run White Sox rally
In tin- seventh st-n Sad Sam Jones
to the j-howrrs.
Ii tin' A-MX-latnl Irs
Coast Jxigu
W.
(By the Associated Press)
Ioublo victories by tho first
place Hollywood Stars tuid the
hl'coiiU place San Franc inco Mi
sion Rt'dH had served today to
quiekon tho pace in the Pacific
Cuusl league pennant race. The
Stars huve been hi first liice the
greater part of the last lu davH,
and tho Mission Kcds have been
hut on their heels.
The Stars cleaned up In their two
games against the Oakland Oaks
at Emeryville ball park, winning
in the morning, 4 to 2, and in the
gloaming, 6 to 5. Hoy Curlyh and
Johnny Verges dropped u couple
over tho fence in tho morulas af
fair to gain the two runs for the
Acorns. Muzz Arlntt and Kruie
Iximbai'di, also of (he Oaks, hit for
the circuit in the afternoon. Joe
Marty, pitching for the Sluts, won
n mound duel from Pet DukIIu in
the closer.
Itcd Killefer's Minn Ions trampled
over the Sacramento Senators first 1
at Stockton, ti to 4, and later at;
Sacramento, 1!) to 4, thus making!
up for thu double defeat of the
Mission Hods the day before. The j
matinee debacle was one of thej
most crushing disasters hung on '
the Senators In several seasons. '
Tho grand climax came In the 1
Heventh frame when the Missions
scored J 1 runs on as many lilts at
the expense of Could, I'lynn and
Cano. The Ueds had already scored j
fight runs off Lefty Vinvl and !
Could.
The Seals beat Portland twice ;
and took the nine-same series with
ix wins and three defeats. The .
Seals won the morning same. 7 to
and re parted the process lu the
afternoon by the same scon
Seattle and Los Angeles Bp
Admission day honors at I
Seles. The Indians took the open:
er, 8 to G, and the Angels nailed
the nightcap, fi to 3. The second
tiamo was called at the end of four
innings to allow Seattle to catch a t .
train, The first game was n home' .
vim duel, Steineeko and Falk diiv-' KANSAS CITY. Sept. i a.uv I
(ng In five or their runs by the Member f the Missouri Athletic,
Htmie- method. j eommisslon will be m the rln?-
'Hide tonight when "Dynamite' (lus
lilulock An emergencv landing Sonnenberi, world's beavvwelniit i
foeld will ho constructed by the : wrestljim champion, meets Stanley
federal (rovei ntuent on Haillonl j Stnsiali, the blu P..le. in a lltuUr
raueh near here. match, to d-teinilne if the chain-'
I'OKKST HILLS, X. V.. Sept. 10
jV) Lurk has been kind to ItiJ
, Pill Tllden and his ".Man Friday,'
Fran- Is T. Hunter, thus far in their Seattle
pursuit of the national men's
.similes tenuis championship.
The "old masters" take the court
j today for their third round matches,
j after three solid days of rest. While
! Midi members of the younger gen
, cration a fJeorge Loss and Frbz
i Mcicur underwent hard tests of
j their chain pionsltlp mettle yester
day, Pill was among the spec.
' la tors and Hunter also enjoyed
temporarily a noneombalant's rol .
Hollywood ....
Mission
Los Anueies
San Kranclsc.
Portland
Oakland
Sacramento ..
L.
:to
a 2
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PC. !
P.y X. ( AVesterfield)
To the clone observer the iu
portance of the poultry industry to
this valley U not understood, how-
I ever there is always a cause be-
j Whose feed I hey W.-e fed. This
i condition Is largely chargeable to
the breeder, so unless tint puiiliry
I men of this valley come together
j and organize themselves into a
: Poultry Itrredrrs association for
hIho lo drought, the shortage this
year iH have heiioua ionse
iiiieiices. .
Kko mriii.TK u.-iir nv.'rs "' ;
nalH HS..1I.1I to aiTi"t '"' , "
tl i- fifhls III"' i" pruilhally
i,s-ur.M. S'l.li fifl'ls. Ii''yr. '
lVw ami far (,i-t .-. n and I la' crop
Ih.'V in..lil'f will l" I"'"!1 "m'
naicd Willi Hi' amount ii.-t-tl.-.l
Tlif must Liin.'nial.lM fi '"""
tin- Mtuatlini in, Umt Hi'' rariHpp
will Hi'i'il lwi or lliruc yiMih t n,
iiivi'r, manliiiK Uial 1 '.;: an. I p,;.,
;im nuuil yfiirs. Tliu inajuiiiy u'r',',
loo pour lo larry itMcrve si-iij amj
i lin y tai-m yrar nflur year, i,,, ,
I in l lii.-k liial tin')- will i -. 1 1
t.nuimh mil" l' lunilsli ft,u,i (ur
: l hi! winli'i'. HC'-'I for t Ik- iii'XI plain.
! Inn ami. If i-xlninirly. lucky, a sr
; phm liir siiii.
hlml every 111 nnd this lack of un- Hie express purpose rif Ijreetllliu'
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Ameiieiiil la;iic.
I'hila.lelpliia
New Yin k ....
Cleveland ....
St. Louis
DelniU
W.-ishiiilon ..
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liuston ..
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.Vallonal l.i-aue.
W.
Coast League
Yesterday
(By the Associated Press) j
First Kami-: It. II. K. I
I 'ni t la ml :i 10 I . j
San PianelHco 7 H 0
Fullerton. .Mt:Iinalil and Tom- J
lln; Kiilhl and .MclKuaos. i
Hoeond faille: It. II
I'ortlnnd II i:i 1
San Francisco 7 IT. 0
Walters, Toniliii and Woodall;
Davis and Mclsaacs.
l-llle.-iK.i '.HI
I'i'.'.slMll K 7"
New V.. i 70
St. Louis 'ill
Inookl.'n -
I'liilail.lphla HO
rineiutiali ' 1
Loston .tl
'' 1 ;1 I derstaiHlint: Ik nroniotoit l.e tlw. ..v. ' l.etler an.l more nrofilahte lioullr.v
'r 1 periences of tho past. Looking 'itlaiul aKiee to follow up to d:.t.'
the matter from this anIe we soon lioultry prnetlecs. lookliiK to the
'"1 ihn f...n... I l.i.'lw... I,.t.ln.t.lllie i.T ei-.-u fin.l tile
j The writer has been fairly well higher livaliiiity of eliieks. Just -eo
jncquainled tvlth the poultry sltua j lonjf will the business men of the
j tion throughout this valley for; valley look upon the industry as
-about twenti' vein's nml ilni-lrn. 1I1..1 doublfu! uiul of little consetiuence.
time many thinKs have happeneil, Loolilnst at tho poultry industry
r. jsome of which have resulted disas-1 nationally, we find It is one of the
.(is'li troimly to those erfKaijed In the most proinlsliii,- lines of ai,-ricul-rlS()
business, us w ell ns to the valley. ture. '
.'r.311 M""' ''''" themselves eapnble. Hs value to the nation Is one
.r.ll!"f l"-oi"liHf breeders have eiiiKed ' and a half billion dollars annually.
4..,in the business and built up a very its value Is eipial to SO per cent
A'.":, i Prof'lable business on breedlii!; ' of the capita! of all national bank-.
stock purchased from some relia. ; It is 22'i of nil the money in
.300 n,ast'-r breeder anil for n time circulation in the United Slates.
thiiifs looked very promising, butj It Is S2 ie cent of the value of
as thu business expaned and It bo- j all swine.
PC. eamo necessary to increase the It Is nearly double the value of
.077 flock to supply the demand. It afso all the fruit and fruit products.
.579 became necessary for these breed-; Its development is the Kieate-t
.538 rs to use their own judgment in 1 need in any locality and especially
.4sr. ieelcctlnff breeders and mutine thj'ln the Koyue Kiver valley. And
,4i; i nocks for the next year. Tho in- w hy?
Meet
the
451 fluenee of the master breeder was
iuise tho
produced In
K. i
PROWESS AS GOLFER
First Katne:
Missions
Sacramento
Ilelllhcr. Ilubhell
Harris and Jones.
Second game: It.
Missions Ill
Sacramento 4
Mictiunld and Huffman
Koehler.
II. II. lv
ti 12 0
4 l.'I 4
and Ilren.el;
II.
!i i
Vinci
First (jaine: It. II. E
Hollywood I 1 1
Oakland 2 7
llollerson. Wetzel and Hevcreid
Kilwards, Kasicli and Imibardi.
CHICAIiO. Sold. 10. (A') Afor
nier Cliicauo miss. 18-year-old
Helen Ilicks, now from Inwood,
Loiik Island, today was out to Rive
the old home folks another demon
stration of tho golf that made her
the sensation of last winter's
southern tournaments. In the sec
ond round of the derby, a 72-hole
medal play tournament sponsored
by the Western Women's Golf association.
412 1 "f course eliminated, because ut the I'aclflc northwest, which of
the use of their own judKment, butj course includes this valley, sell at
such selections and matincs made 1 auction in tile t-reat eastern mar
with limited experiences resulted kets at r. premium over all other
in lowering the duality of the stock ok;;, no matter where produced,
produced, boh In production and, A wain, the poultry-men of this
longevity, which of coure resulted-! valley enjoy a rate on okks to these
in disappointment and failure and I same markets equal to the rates
such undertaking went up in ! from Portland and other Pacific
mnoko. j t.oast p0ints.
Anyone can hatch n chicken, but With a determined effort to pro
few can (iilallfy as capable breeders! duco the best produciuK poultry In
so many of the chicks sold to poul-j tho northwest right hero in this
trymen of this valley this season ; Valley, there Is a bright future for
have proven to be far below thej every breeder and every hatchery
average In llvablllty, no matter I In this valley.
Famine Area in China Increases
As Crop Failures Are Continued;
Farmers Have No Reserve Seeds
An All Talking
EMISSION 10 SCI
B
Seeond game:
Hollywood
Oakland
Marty and Severeld;
I.oinba rdi.
By MORRIS J. HARRIS
Associated 'ress Correspondent
CANTON. China (Pi There will
It.
K.
II.
. li in n
.. r. s i
IJaglja and
A : n be H"1" relief for China's starving
nu AS I Willi, M VIUI lv j
It. II. I
.. S II
. fi l.i
Steinoolci!
First game:
Kent tie
Iis Angeles
Flst-li, Kim, and
Walsh, Hulling and Sanberg.
Second game: It. II
Seattle :t 11 41 an aviation background and con-
l.os Angeles 5 (i 0 tains some of tile most sensational
House, l'lpgrus and Steineeko; air stunts ever photographed, It Is
llotne ami Hannah. (essentially a high powered drama
(Pi Innings to allow Seattle loiof humor mingled skillfully and
catch train). 'blended Into a fine network of
4 ' entertainment.
Jefferson Iteacon light will lie It Is the story of a stunt flyer,
constructed on Loouey Itllltu near who risks his life every day to
hero lu future. satisfy a thrill-hungry nodi. lie Is
kong endured a two months' diy
spell that drained every reserve
reservoir.' Thousands went thirsty
and water was shipped in from
Shanghai and Manila by chartered
steamer.
Lack in the Interior conditions
were worse. And now the Chinese
fanner is wondering where liis win
ter provisions are coining i'rotn. 'I'd
millions this fall if thu crop statis
tiecians ate correct in their cnlcu-
I lations.
Appearing in a series of breath- This will 1) especially true In
taking, deatli-defyliig aerial ex- tho South China provinces of
plolis "The Flying Fool" Is no.w at I '-'wangsi and Kwangtung. when
' leisonoi lumoi , "- i.....vm'" ..o,., in "",Jn siittslv tiie citv consumer, mef-
lloyil, supported by Marie Provost, i normal. There are 4'.' .000,000 poo- c,1.,ts ,11.olli.11)llt South ,.hila
Tom o'lirlen, HuhsoII Cleason and pie In the provinces nnd the nor- contracted for Sentember b. liver.
ither notable seroen artists. I mnl rice crop is about 4,000.000 t.s ot ,.lt.G ,,, sinuniiore Si-mi
10. , Willie this new air picture has ! short tons. .... i ifi,1.('i1nn n.-.ru .,i, ,',',.!, .i
.Siiring rainfiill this year was 25 : ,mtt.,, ,,t tIleru wm be a sbst,in-
,,e. u-i, ic-ss ,1. in cue aeiiige in ; increaso in Anioiican wheat
w nuh.il iiuu i iii oiJK. so I lie
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