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PXGE SIX MEDFOmi MTTL TRTBTTyE, MEDFORD, OT?F.fiONT. SUNDAY, ftF.PTEMBER 1.V192Q. B&feagdi DRILLS HARD FOR I ATHLETICS IN MARSHFIELD GAME: nAiir AMnriAO i UMIYILHI1U TLHU ! COLLEGE GRIDMEN ITILDEN RETAINS FALLS LONG WAYS OF NORTHWEST IN TENNIS HONORS AND STILL LIVES Luv ui.h announcement of . ' company and Unl.-d rounder .he Poclflc Gas and Electric con,. I..r,, i... ,hn n.K- n.r Hired nub- lornnratlon Interests, to exchange pnny, Pacific Lighting Corporation i , hMin, rnmoraiion. ii ,,tock for stock of the South- and the Portland Electric P0- i ji.pnii i... u.ert. Kph nd ern California Rdlmm company, company. AS YANKS SPLIT TMI.AfJKMMUA, Sept. 14. VP) Tln Athli'tkK flinched their ncwnth Amorican league pennant hy winning from the ChiiaKo White Sox by 5 to 0, here today after the Si. I.ouIh Jirmvrw had lefeal'! the Yjinkees hy 12 lo l;l in tho first Kanwi of a donldo heatler at New York. George . Kurnsha w piteln-tl the deuinive euntcKtH for the Mackn( winning his twenty-firm victory. It. II. B. ChUnj;n 0 5 0 l'hilad-lphla f 1 I-'aher and Ueig; JianiHhaw and Cochrane. SEW VOUK, Sept. 14. (IV -7-Th Yankee were pUHhed nut f Ihe Anierlfiiii leaKiin pennant pic ture today hut K"f"'d an even hrenlc for the aflernoi.n hy de feating the ItrowiiH in the second ttarno of a doiihle-hejider. 4 lo '1. SI. I.oiiir ended the New York pennant jmswildHiieH hy winning Hie ilr i '12 l :t. An elKhth-ln-nitiK rally ga ve llie Yanks tho H-rdtid coolest. l-'ilst game: It. St. I.ouiH I a New York 'A Hhiehohler and Manlon en. ivnnui'k, lleimuidi, NHtola and JHekey, JorgMlH. Se'ntid game: it. j. K. SI. liotllH a 4 2 New Vnrk 4 12 1! ogden and SehaniT; I'JpgraH and Oi.'ltey. 1 1. K 21 l 7 I Ithod HUSTON. Sept. 14. (I1) il. troit defeated Ho.stnii Hed Sox to l in the final game of tho ea hoii between the two teams here today. Owen Carroll held tho Hed Sox to throe him. II. II. K- Detroit , 2 6 0 JIOMtOll 13 1 Carroll and llaywurth, liar grave; M. Gaston and A. Gahton. Oibin' CookMie, ftillhnck of two Med ford high aehool (.'hampionxliip tennis, who returned to srhool hjHt .Monday, piit Friday. Ho topi Kchool officials that lie intended to tenter Oregon Staio college an a "xpecint student." The departure of Cookfle failed to create much of a ripple wilh I Coach llagen, who myn lie Iuih plenty o maiei ial in the hackfield. The first fi-rlmmage or the year wa8 held Friday evening, and showed there are plenty of rough tpotH to he polished off before any machine. play will he notleeahle. i The coming week will see the t squad get down to liard work. The following playei k uri? out : K'entera, Venz- and Cavo; gnardf, i f.lCM-n, Sprague, i)u viKson, Caniie iijian; tacklex, Cunningham, While, I Lo wry, and iJohhyn; end, C. ThomaM, ii. Thomas, O. Newlin, and Odd IIiikIh-k; hai-l;fiel.l, Clay, Sline, Aplegati, 1'otier, Zum hrunn. The schedule for tho year Ih: Marshl'ield at Aledford, Oct. fi. (rant.' lass at ( i i a n (a J'jihh, Oet. 2. October 1 ! (open dale). October l'i;, Coi-vmIIIh aL Medford November II, Kllgene at Medford. November 1 , Ai-inlstico J Jay, A'diland al .Meilford. November IK, Klamath Falls at Medlnid. November 1R, A.dilartd,at Ash land (ThankHgivig). The Klamath Falln game will be Played ihiH year near tho end of the KedHoil, nt the iefues (,f Klam ath Falls, who claimed that an early gume nlwayn caught them before i hey were tit Iheir Im-sI. They Imve a veteran team and have ihHr ey. on the Soiilheni Oienn cnnfcrenee Mile. LADY GOLFERS OF WASHINGTON. Seft. tl. (V) The i 'le vela ml 1 ndians lilt l!rown hard today to win the hint gam of their lln.'il t4ci-ou I'm' ilw. m-a roll with Washington hy 4 to 1, Itrowu Kill-rendered n hita to (h lndlanri while IiIh teummalcH wer tittle to gather in only five from Ferrell. I!. Cleveland 4 WiltdiJnuinn 1 Ferrell and I. Sewell; Ittown and Tate. i SKATTI.i:. Sept. 14. Wj) The six football Miiada in the Northern 'division of the Paeifjo Coast con ference Washington, Oregon. Ida ho, .Montana, Washington mate and , Oregon mute nvuug into action J today with a combined total of ii."7 I athletes turning out hi grid jobs. Coaeh Knoch liacshaw of Wash ington was greeted by the largest ( number fif prospwctM when 'tfi hnsk i ies. Including If lettermen. ai i swereil the gridiron ca II. Oregfin ; State was nest in line with .11, Idaho had one less, Washington Isijiie garnered 40, Montana report led 3? and Oregon 21t. j The. first Injury was reported fit I On gnu when Kugenc Ta rhej of i Portland, a varsity emt, finetured I his shoulder. He will be unable 1 to play for Home time. I Coach Itagshaw .looked with favor on the husky prospects but i said that he kicked reserve linemen land good liiikers. These Will have to he developed before the lill'kies will be championship contenders. Thirty-two linemen and U hack field playerK reported to Coaeh Paul Seliisler at Oregon State. All of Ihe I U lettermen cvet-pt Kilsse)) Striff. end and Fred Scliell, laekle, lurned out. Slt-iff and Sehell have been ill all summer and may not be able to play this year, which will weaken t he O. S. C. eleven considerably. Although Till eandldafes reported al Idaho. Coach I.eo Calland !rUl jthat regular practice will not he ight until .lnml;iy. Two workouts I daily Is the plan for next week, i Of the 1MI players who eah-d for j salts al Oregon only three veterans i were among the group, others are expected Monday. John McF.WfHl said he believed the Weiifool team will be hcMer this year Mian the last three eleveiiH he has coarhed at Oregon. Fifteen lettermen were anions the forty candidates to greet Coach O. K. llollinghery at Washington State. "I'rospecls for the approach log campaign are doubtful until the new men show their wares." asfierl ed Dolling) ery. FOItKST HILLS. X. Y. Se;H 14. f - -1 n a final round mutch i nior one-sided than the scores i Indii-nted. illiam T. Tilden 2nd today defeated his old Davis cup J comrade, Francix T. Hunter, by t scores of t;-:1,, 4-;. ,v,-z. r(-4 i lo card ui e his seventh national j singles tennis crown ;it the West ' Side stadium today. After having 1 fought off the insistent challenge ! of young America in the previous j rounds of play. Only at Intervals' 1 did Tilden flash the withering ; fires of his still potent ractjuel j for the enjoyment of the gallery I of 7 no it. ; He be!d the whip hand from I start tf) lini-h and Was never In j the slightest danger of losing the I' mat. h although Hunter held 't lead of two sets to on., at the In-' terrnisslori. Hunter's hard driv j ing game is hulli to order for Til den who thrives on speed, j Holh Tilden and Hunter played I somewhat below the usual stand ard of America's firM and second j ranking players. The IlO-year-nld J Tilden ami Hunter, who is a year his junior, had won their big bat- tic; earner in uie ween wneu nicy heal back the rising Mtle of youth a ml today's mat eh ca mo as an anii-climas. Hunter gave the gallery Hnme thing of a tin ill al the start when he took the opening set at . bbieaktog Mi rough Tl Idea's can -: liooba II did j Very in (lie eight h game. Tihb'ii turned on the steam in the next set however and easily, evened matters. Whenever Til den dnise In open tile throttle the, points came his way on blistering, for. banders down the alley, tricky j (i Hp shots or forced errorn hv H'tiiter. j IOHTI,AXD, Ore., Sept. 14. (iAi) Police physieians here ex pressed surprise that Antonio Gir ard, -1, a touiist from Los An-geh-H. waa not killed today when he fell over n 100-foot cliff at Multnomah Fails on the Columbia highway near this city. They said Girard suffered only minor bruises and cuts although he landed on a huge boulder at the foot of the rocky cliff. NF.W VOUK. Sept. 14. iJP) A prospective merger of several lead ing Pacific, coast utilities appeared ir. :. 11 2 CHICAGO. Srmt 1 4. -(TP) Tho Cubs moved a step closer to th" national league pennant by shut Mug out Itrooklyn, ;t to OThu Cubs got only six hits off Clark but bunched half of them In Hi fourth inning for two runs, t'uy ler's homer in tho seventh brought the other. Pat Maloue pltchul for Chicago. n. n. ir Itrooklyn Chicago ... Clarke a ml "aylor. (I and Pli'lub'h; r (i Malonc ' I NCI NNATI. Sept 1 4. (I1) Post on opened It h final so lies of tin sensoti lnre today, dropping n ten -inn lug affair to tho Keds, H to 2. Sukeforlh's Hlngle drove In Kelley with the winning run. It. II. IC. Hopton 7 7 :t Cincinnati 3 8 4 Cantwell mid 1-eggett; Oomdiue, F.rhardt, Illxey mid Gooch, Suke-forth. ST. I.OFIS, Sept. 14 (fl1) The Giants hammered Harold Ilnld in tho early innings today and de feated the Cardinals. 7 to II. Carl Hubhell was effective except Hi the third inning when the Curds got all of their ruiiK. It. II. K. New York 7 Ifi 1 St. Louis a R 2 llubhcll and O'Fitrrell; llaid Sherdcl and Wilson. PltlslHtlg- 'hlladelphla, rnin. BUT BEAT OAKS OAKLAND, Calif.. Sept. 14 (iA). Portland today look (ho Oaks down the line for a hard '. to K win. Ih'Hplto heavy hitting on ihe part of the Ooks, who walloped 14 hits, they were unable to make them count aalnM the Duck's twelve lilts. Lombitrdl honied for - Ihe oaks. " It. II. K. Portland I 1 2 1 Oakland K 14 1 Walters and Toinltn: Dugln and Lombfttdl. r in Missions Hollywood L' H 0 -Colo ii ml Haldwln; Kinney, Wet re, Mai ty and Kevoiid. Los Anueb-s S 1 fl 1 S;in Frandsen 4 10 1 Paecht and Sand berg; Thurston mid Mi Naacs. Pentlle U fi Sacramento 3 11 & Knllio and Cox; Gould and liar-rin. Pt.rln burtenders have nrgunlre.1 nn International nsnociution. They plan lo exchange Ideas whh Ameri cans, sevetal of whom are mem bcm. POHTLAND, Orh., Sept. 14 Seattle's women goirers toidi the first matih for the third leg of the .Mrs. Pat Allen trophv bv de feating HI or Porilaud's best 'J'l j lo I ' i:. ))outM hero today. The second and last match for the third leg will be played at Seattle 'next spring. Portland women golf ers won the first leg hut hist the second leg to the Paget Sound niashlo wielders. Today's individual mulches were close, several having been decide! by final putts. MIhm Hilda McAuslun, "Washing ton Slate champion, took all three points In her match with Mrs. It. M. Kva, Oregon state tlMehohler all hough Mrs. Kvu shot an Sfi against tho visitor': HG. Mrs. Fred Jackson, champion of the Ingle wood club of Seattle turned in an S.I to capture thro points from .Mrs. Martin Hunler. WOMEN QUALIFY E mm PlltLAnKLPHLY. ."Sept 14. HA1)) Connie Mack announced tn- niglu that two young right handed pUchers now engaged In the task of twirling Portland of the coat league to Ihe top In the second half of the season's race have been added to the curving corps of the Athletics, who today clinched the American League pennant. The new Mackmen ore Lenny (Speed) Mahaffey, and George Snider, both highly capable hurl era on the Tar western team. Their purchase, the announcement lmll- ited. Involved "; large sunt of nioiuy and three players." The names of the three players wore not made known. Mahaffey an. I Snhter will not re port to the Athletics until next spring, Itnth lire six footers ftnd weigh ISti pounds. WFSTIH'UY, N. Y., Sept. 14'. : ( ) Led by the dashing Irish ln (ertiatlonalUt. Captain C T, I. (Pat ) Honrk. the Hurricanes irat loped a smash I ng victory over mmy Hitchcock' Sandpotut team today for the open pol t championship of the 1'nlied Slales. Turning an otherwise closely fought match on ihe rain -soaked Meadow Hrook field. Into a route in the last chuck ker. the Hurri canes won hy 1 I gnul to 7 In the biKest upset of the polo season. GHAND HAVKN. Mich.. Sept. U Pl Heavy weather today held searchers In Ihe harbor here from a. wivckaue strewn spot about II miles out front Ottawa Peat h and VI miles moithwcit of of Holland, where the frcichter Andaste was blerd to have gone down In hit Monday night's storm, curry ing to death her crew of 04 men ami a boy, First rounds of the women's golf todYnameiu for tho Larry Sehude trophy will he played earty this week, it was announced yesterday at the Itomie Valley Golf club. Qualifying rounds were played dur ing the past week with seven en trants qualifying. Jack 1 1 nest on. club pro, states that the matches must be player! and cards turned in by Wednesday night. Matches have been drawn as fol lows: Mrs. D. li. Wood vs. Mr.-. William Vawter. .Ir; Mrs. .1. It. I leniy vs. M is. Tom Fusou: Mrs. M. Mulrhead vs. Mrs. William Vawter. Sr; Mrs. J. C Thompson drew a bye. Women's Day this week has been changed from Tuesday to Wed nesday. At that lime a prize will he awarded Ihe player turning in the low n ej score. -1 CIIAULOTT1-:. N. C, Spot. 14. (A) A rally of members of the communist parly and textile labor orgoui'nllons this afterttoon In (last on la, which union organizers said would bp held despite pur-1 ported threats of self-styled "antl-i communists" to lynch the speak ers, overshadow.! two court hear ings here, one Involving alleged ' 'anti-communists" ami tho other communists ami union leaders and workers. REPAIRING! Vl MtDioau. out Best Painless Dentistry There's No Substitute for ji'iMid (leiifnl work. Skillful dent isl tv ;i 1 o 11 c w ill jirodiicfi 1 lie kind' .of work fluit is necessary for complete satisfaction. The very Inchest quality den tal work has been respon sible' for my constantly growing business in Mod ford and southern Oregon. Dr. I. H. 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