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HARD HEARTED BUCSCONTINU CUB PESTERING Pirates Take Two rTOni Phils While Leaders Hug Stove Ott Runs Into Runs lntolin'!,,""',Uo Heattlv Homer Tie With Chuck! ' Klein and Hack Wilson Uy HfilK'it W. Harlu'i- Assueiated Press Sports Writer Jewel 12ns Pittsburgh Pirates rather late to bo sure seem have determined to sive the Chi- ? cubo Cubs absolutely no help i:i Philadelphia their cba.se for the National league j tw York pennant. ' ffleveh.ml With the Cubs needing either jst. Louis one victory on their own behalf or i Detroit a Pittsburgh defeat to clinch the J U iishinnton hunting, yesterday the Pirates were ! Chicago unfeeling enough to take two f rom ; poston the Philiies and thus retain their' mathematical chance of nosing ou the Cubs, who were, held iille by rain. Jess Petty and Krvin ltranie held the sUiKKing Phils to five hits hi each game. Netty outpiuhed Les ter Sweet land to win the first fiaiue, In 10 In nines, l'.ranie hi.d a wide mnrpbi over Smythe, Collins. ISalley and McGraw in the nlht en pi which went to the Pirates, "-. Sniylho. was touched for seven hits n ml four-runs in the first inning of this fray. , The Pirates' double victory put them four and one-half games in front of the third place Giants. vyt lost to St. Louis. 3-4 fn 11 inninus. Kitzsimmuns lost control in the llih. forced in the tyinsi run when he walked Wilson with : the. bases filled and then permitted, Oelhert to single, drivinc home the! winning tally.. Mcll ott hit his t oiMh homer of the se.ison. pl'iriii:;! hint in a tie With OliU'-k Klein and ' Mack Wilson for the league leader-I jdlip. ' . - ' : Poston's Pravos pounded Lucas hard r.nd defeated the Cincinnati! Ileds. S to 4. The season's serie-:. ! however, went to the lieds, 1 ! ' to S games. I Cleveland Advances 1 n the A imrfca n lea U'lle, Cleve hind advanced to within five garnes of the second place Yankees by taking Kuili and CotupMiy over the Jumps. 4 to 2. Mitjus otitpitch ed Wet Is but was relieved in the ninth by Wcs Ferrell after Gehrig had tripled and Koenig doubled. Ferrell .stopped the Yanks, dead 1 liereaflcr. Alvln Crowder held the Athletics to two hits and the St. Louis Prawns b'-at the new league eham pbms, 3 to The A's runs were scored in the fourth when Simmons treat out an in field hit and I'oxx rapped out his IPtrd homer. In no id her Inning could the Mackmen get a safe hit. Washington approached to with in a game nod a half nf fifth place by turning tn.ek Detroit. 10-!. In n free -hitting struggle halted by darkness at the end of the eighth inning. . Kight pitchers saw service, none of them lasting more than four innings. Charley Huffing had a slight edge on Alphonse Thomas and the Iloston fled Sox noed out Chicago. 4-". T!ie yvirtoivy --put' the Ked So only foul" games out of seventh plr.ee. . FIT FOR SCOTT BOOT MOW VOIIK, He pi. 1 7. tI'J Vbiorio Compolo. Argentine boxer, whose boui with Phil Seott "f lhigland has been twice postponed, loflay appcan d before the NeW York State thb-tlc commission and was pronounced physically fit lo meet the P.riton Monday night at Kbbets field. Two medical representatives of the commission. Dr. Josi-ph Labi win and Dr. William Walker. gaVe the Argentinian a thorough going over and found that although there were evidences of n back ailment. the boxer apparently covered. had Fights Last Night IJv the AsMieialed Pl-ss liMOOKLYN. X. V. .lack "K iti Hcrg. England, defeated Georgia Paldue Ljcwiston. Mo., foul t 2 1 VITTSIU'i:!. la. Wee Willi" I DavlcK, Cliurleroi. Ph.. iulMiinie.i foioral IkkJ' Seliwartz. New Vurk (luK ' I ltAI.TI.MUliK Htnl (lornian. . Paul, defeated Walter Cobb, llion, foul,' Mi1. IJ.iUi- Tiit'KKA. Kax. 1M "Wright., Ulnahiw millmint' V.ill;'-r. Ni-w York. (lu). .1 A I l.drisvri.u; .Ii. tinny Miiniii ill S. r;intnn. anil Yunnt: ,l.i.-k lill"n liuinvillr, ilri-w. llli. I-1JXT. Mi h. K'-- r P. I CM.I 1 11 J Flint. oiitiMdnt d T'-ny He riitrn-ii ( 1 IM Uov Van 1 look, "f rontiaet Mb h.. outpointed Kddle Koppv, D'troit, ( Si. Pi-Vtl I-Ti Ore - line fii'i ;.V;.nrise,. . linorkeil out Jim - ! t:Uo lilm-k. Seattle, in the fourth J rolind of n n- liedub d pp-rennd (liil hrre last ni-Ht . P..th welirhi'l; lis- . Whe!er rieanin and Uociatlon's Mark Ut until hr ?ue Prefsitu: ei.tldlhment eh:uif:. rofully defended hi ernw i hand. lftcnint thf New Voik Palian. siANmrasS- CLUBS HOLD'HAMMNDJH, EL mm '-iCOAST I .E A G If F OF.THE CLUBS, I'.y tin.' As.-in-ial.-d 1'iess !.. 3 J 34 3.; illtiHywuuil ..5(1 ..-til ..IS .40 . 3il : M i.siun Sun Krunei.xi'o 1'uilland l.ns AllKi'll'S .... O.ikl.niil .5.-. I ,4;o .3.-.S .;.". lvt. .0 7 4 .570 Nulli.Jlal W. 'Jit Ml ('hk'iiKo i I'itti-l.uruh ... jXew Vurk .... I SI. Louis lUrooklyn i I'JillaiU'llililu Clni-inr.ali .... ; l!u.L lon .543 .ffiMI i'f "JjJJ 37.1 ...Jif ...113 ....tlj ! America 1 1 W. H 0 so ,....74 ti5 ...... MA 54 L. 4:1 Pet. .! I .371 .4tS . 4 r t; .3!l .sua Coast League Yesterday (ISy the AsMH'iitUti Vv U Missions 1 ss) H. lit Los Angeles 3 ti Nelson and Prenzcl; liollings HornD, Childs, (Jrandall and Sand berg..r f Other Coast teams traveling. SERIES TICKETS E PH1LA DKLP1IIA. Sept 11 required only one short work ing day for the Philadelphia Ath letics to dispose of all their tickets for the world series trumo her; with the Chicago Cubs. Wo are sold out for the series. It will be impossible to consider any further applications for seals." was the word given out today by club officials. The club had announced that, beginning yesterday at J L : 0 1 a. in,, mail requests fur rescrval ions would - be received. . Immediately after that hnur thousands of fans dropped letters itito the mails. The orders were In such volume that the club engaged a clerical force of 05 men and women and reulel a nearby vacant factory to handle the business. The ror"vvetl seal s-ipactty oi" Shibe Park Is less than :tT immi. During the day it wiw est Una led that requests were received for approximately 75.000 tickets. CHICAGO, Sept. 17- fP Cer tified checks and postal money orders for n -proximately ? l.'.'OO. (M'lt American tlollars, covering applications for world series seas in Wrigley field, have been re ceived at the Cub offices. Of course, part of the nego t iable jSapei must be returned to disappointed .applicants, for there ere not 'that many dollars worth of seats available. TOP NOTCH CLUB CHICAGO. Sept. 1 7. (d'i The Tribune In a copyrighted story to day quoted Charles A. Comiskey, owner of the Chicago Whlto Sox. as declaring he personally would assume responsibility for rebuild ing the club In such it way that H would be "up there" among the leaders next season. Comiskey, who is 70 years old. hiis 1 tee n i n inir he.i It II for throe been at his Kaglc Itiver, Wis., camp a nd he told the Tribune reporter that he now feels ft bio to take an active part in developing his hall club. IH' iir-rllllf'il i km iiiii iiiipi. i 1 il'in of- nt:uiiiL'prlilrt. "ft if mm ffi -1 e,lnt to say til tire will be Imftny ch;ini;es lti our personnel before the opening of next peascm," lie stated. 1 1 A. DETHRONES t'llH'AlO. Sept. IT I'.Miek y Walker's title itf wuild's ini'ldb- eiKlit ehampion was vaeait-d 'y I National P.oxini; iiioelatiun to-' 11 1 1 ; i i. era use or liU lalJUrr to tie j fend tile crown ninei- .1 tine. P1M The .V. P. A, demand" 'ham nvn defend th-ir titles at lej.ft one every ."ix nionthn. Sammy Munri II, lijrlitweinh 'ha mploti. wax iP-.tored' to "landitm by the a-ie iiitien br;iu" "f his eha in pionhi I' tr.Hti h aKaltiK ranzom-ri at t:ie nie:.iro jotadium AiiKUt Til" Kut-KIorl Shiek" had been (dated for the as- .6 I U I ' rmrft1?r AfTt; - - . T HOPE Final Three Weeks Opens With Closest Race in His-; . - rt. ., 0 tory of Circuit Sacra - tory of mento Invades Portland for Week Series. i Uy the i With only 1 the I'acific i season, live A'M-Jatod Prerv three We-'k.s lo Coast leagues clubs today I!"'-' bunched In what. Is coin eded to i.. one of the closest r.o cs in years for the league leadership. The llollvwood Stars, in top place, are e full game ahead 01 the Mission Keds. two games ahead of Hie Seals, four gam-- better than Los Ang'des. and four and a half games above the fifth place Portland Ducks. -It will tnke some dep digging in the rec ords to uncover ti bnscball windup to compare with thl situation. Wade Killefer's Missions yester day curbed the advance of the Lo Angeles club by that team. 'J I to .3 a In the play-off of tie. I Ionic, Child and Angel mound marvels, wore bom barded to nil corners of the lo.. and not until Old Doc Crandu!! took the buK did the southerners halt the attack. "With five clubs ahead of them. ! he Oakland Oaks seem to have little chance now. and Sacramento, because of Its slow advance, vir tually has given up b"p". The j Seattle Indians nm gnioe'v si rug -j gllng onward, but .for them the campaign long ago was ended. Hollywood and Los An; '?i Rat tle It out this week on the latter's playground. The difference be- j tween the scon s of the winn. i in null w-i .. m.i .i.. ......... - Mm tin- soi-l.-H li.-nvi-vii tlir Sun I-"'1'"-j Idaho, was oil'i-i;ill.v intioducoil at clfi-o Si olK ami tin- Mlssl.m i lhc imu-hciiii liy E. ('. Colli, wlui nt Ui-cri-ntliui i.in-k nt Sun l'''a-1 read llltn the Uotaiy i-mip c.f ethic:-, i-ifi-i). may foivslia.low tin- i liani-j An fxceiliminlly well rcndoied lii.ins nt tlir rn-Tond half of "! musfc-nl ii-orm was ii-eHented hy IM S'iinin. l'-"th t.liarrvem! ProKram t'l:ainiiaii lllll Holder, hold, should lie hot nni', unil tl'i'l.Miss .Molltanu Milium or C'hiraKii. Issues .should In -lose. .. j formerly on tho vaudeville stase. . 'the" Oahlord- aui !! k --1 wha leeetKlv moved to Alcdfonl. llti-il to niuet -Seatt le In the. lioi-t u this week, wlilli- Saiianuiiio was ilated lo play at Portland. r . s . F The following clipping from the country correspondence of the Grants Pass Com lor Indicates that the Medioid hlt;li school font hall squad better pet down to-business as the Josephine school has a boy mountain In the line. The Lein is as follows: Louse Creek. Sept. Pi. lllll Kolkow is fining to Grants Pass Monday to attend high school. Hill is a six-fooler and weighs 22Ti pounds and Is pronounced by Conch Mayfield In be excel lent foot hall material. Pill , will continue to work at the -Ida mine Knturdnys and Sttn dnys. Kolkow. if tie 1 1 layn fool hall, will he tint biggest player hi the South ern Oregon conference, being ap proached only by Llll Cunningham of the local sfiund and his running mate, Mill Dobbyn. Kolkow, how evet. Is not near Hie size of Kddlo Deintner,. who tops six feet four and weighs 10 pounds. i The .Me ford squad Is iuae icinu nightly under the directinn of! Coach Ilagfiii, and the two sq m;m1 h are iKgiuning to show signs of football intelligence. There will be another scrimmage Friday evening and. like everybody else, the loot- ball team would lil;e to see It rain! so the field would be softened. At I present it is as hard as u frozen I Kansas pnirle. Orhui Cook sic. fullback last sea- I has quit school and intends to ! enter Oregon State college as a "special student." Cooksie needed one more semester to bo n full, fledged senior with all M-holastie '! credits. j ... , .,.,-,.,.,, L, ... - .4. Sitctrkey,. w, flhtr, in norcHliu totvanl his uoal of $ 1 tJtM' Sort if folic Hay he mi mndr ST ileft'in tti " iintjf alri-rnty' lind h u mid I'.'O.M'Mi in the eoinhiK woa- No More Neuritis1 In Arms, Neck, Legs or Thighs If you want ti ct rid of tU aifinrt 1tir pa l of of ncuriti-. netiralclH, ' im b'a or rlietnnsiti'-rn. J'i t apply Tynnvd to the urTeet jwtrm and fco huw quiekir u misery m eearfe. , sbi".tr)nt. ooihins nd liallnar in Mi ' iu iien. nicrt R'.ch in inronitii n firr utid qui kly rrarhf h burili''. ; nrhlnc nrrve. Th"o ,tjbijorri tfvi In th.- Ppk r.f thB nr-ic. alio tt 'h hinMer htfldo, faro nr h"!. In ih5'! f 'irrtirtii nd fin iter, or fx'ndtf d'wn th fh'Rtt in tlo? t. tipp.'"1)l wwn fbpnnr. 'Vnmplnir nt th m'f" rV xvUt t'p und yon will no lonnr i bothered with orn. awrllma;, ! atiffnt; nnfflWi".1 or 1rul artless if ; the joints and licawntn. ,j 1 Trmnl I not an rrdtnilrr lln(mt. f salv. but a wfntKlc n motlint that t r-ntlrlydlfTrrrnt from nvthln yu have ver Dn't a'iP!r any lontr. Oot a upply of Tyiimol at anr f.-od druc atore. Alwaya on hand at tJtmtitf's Ttntf Woro, OOTBALL SQUAD rnTTUrN: mtworii, i MTHERSON " S I AKt i it iin t M n I I I I 1 1 LINKS THRILLER In a very elofe amf exciting match in the first round for the Presidents cup at the Med turd g"lf club t-.d;iy P b llainiiuuid. Jr. defeated 1 .1. .Mcl'lierson one up ion the tsih hole. The match wa.s !a neck and neck affair th.uout. both piay.-.s playing good goir. im the tJrcgon university ttiar luiany iii ahead i.y nuse. "Toggery itill" Isaacs, the 11 .-n master, had an easier lime with Tod Porter, the match ending on the 1 5th hole with Toggery 5 up. in a elose match Gain Kohinson defeated Charley Strang two up and one to go. Pccause of a hard cold. J. 1. Uussell, who shot a fine to 'tu.ihiy. was to reed to ticraun 10 Uuss Cunningham, while Vernon Yawtcr bemuse of a Federal P,- Stiv- "h-'-I'' W;1S forced to default to Pol. I'ammond. Sr. These matches were an in me iirsi nigoi. t In t.ic second flight Hob !Vm-l : won by default from II. 11. I bn 'and Jtussell Sciiun . from ,, H jJiinney. All1 the' tlrt: round ! matches must be completed by u J morrow night, the second round i starting Thursday. ! r- rt . t ; : H1R0TARYWST0 GATHER AT PASS An interclub jneeUng of all the . Hot aria n organizations in southern Oregon will be held at Grants Pass Wednesday, October PI. uccording to nu announcement made at lii" i ttnliirv rlnh luncheon this noon bv ' net Pi ISri'ivivil' n--,r1'-'!t )' ' . .the Grants Pass club. Hev. Carman li. Moll, who was ' voted into the clnh to fill the elas - Hilirali01 left vacant by Rev. L P. j Lawrence, wuo recently nioveti t I rontl'ihllled t wo ill lii;lu fill violin Huiu Pmlerewslil's "Minm-I" and I t'lial les U. Uawe.s' "Melody.',' ! shp Was t'nllowed hv W'illiatn Kirli:atrick. who possession un nm usually pleasing voire, .who sani; Filsoh Hunting Coat Oh, BOY, what comfort! 7n conveniently placed pockets ftivc ample room for Ramc and ail intimate belongings. Light enough for com fort,yct.M-urdy enough for protection. Pains takingly madcuf Filson wutnr proofed Kliaki, double throughput. There's a rare confcdqtii'C in your aim when clartl in a Filson Hunting Coa t you feci th ? pa r t so per fee t y. (. 'fict'ter dealers soil them . S Outdoor Clothes I005-IOO. FIRST AVENUE SEATTLE WI DIVELOr Films Free iWcst Side PharmacyjB YOUK KEXALL XTOKt Open f unilftyi nd Evnlnfi All lh Tim Sff WATCH 6 Y)il 1 M REPAIRING II j oftiyiov. it day, sfi-tkmp.rr n.-m-jn. -T- lo toi'itUir uiintliiTs, ' IV in l.ov With' Vnu' W'iM-i; Mraiit fur M'.'' I'll Always ' anil "Yini Comedy Drama, Hunt's Craterian The w l.oi Mora 11 disox iirro phone, a I.ois ,ln the who si iliglj1 ; s and speaks a.- h has alw.(s pantiiioinii-. heeds l In of young pla crs In lb i evue, "Words and M us colu-giatc " coinin-: to Hunt's Craterian hii'iTuw. Tin- Mory d 'U a fotitli; II gaim theater to n's not hinge . basketball game or rowiag event, i "Words and Music" is deseri!ed as rollicklm; comedy drama of tb "campus. Song. anil dance are unite as iiiipoi-tc.nl here as campus iai Us. .Miss Moran's companions 1 in mirth and .harmony include . pl-tty Helen Twelve! rees. Hulv'1 ; M'-rrivon. rniveiwity of Southern i Cal fornia grid tar; I a id Perc . W'Hiaip. Orlamopd and Prank -M-; bertson. as well as Tom Patricola. one of the ,tiifst eminent of stage , comedians. 'Salute,99 Comedy, at Rial to Today Studv, snorts and drill that inio the milium: of our future 666 Is a prescription for Colds, Grippe, Flu, Dengue, Biliong' Fcycr and Malaria It ls(the most Epcdy remedy " . Known j 0 HuUY Phom t44 A COMPLETE CLEANING ASff 1 n rwrnun AtninAv ) Tilt nk rouKt n Clover SEigfi-Brlclgc l rm Mm On) H'lt-f (wt (nfi-( MhI tif i'hw nn Him Utiit Rut Ata. A Au.'cd Charm In Aptvarjince manm.t-aM' NEW KORKO!, -f nrnt avikue Medford's imSfvT SCR (L9UI1 lililVV II " ' 0&Mt:w i . j - .swv EYE WEAK TCFi ' rfS&t "i V i MM lJrttffrfhvthr"Uo'r,tl,Jb' ' i- l tanrz r-fJi,' ; . jj . A Beautiful Kroehler , JL and Fireside Chair $100 . Medford's Popular Credit Store ill" I.I.- 1 ing background to "S.ilur ill,. 1 ;i il - talking coin.'ily with George j 1 t'Ki i- n. William .1 :i 11 11 e y and .Il.-len Ch.uidh-i. At the Pialto dating the Mo: y of an n.tiMths toidMupinan who lilols tra dition a tiiflo haid to In e tip t". 'Siliile" follow- Paul ami his 1 -i males from the lime lh- first enter the towering gates of the naval academy until.- a- offi ce) s. 1 hey bid lb- ir alma nial. 1 fcr-well Mere partidil ti ly. ' Sa - ui fit 11 s ; iirsi .iil.-i- tin- i.iv.-riiiK t-.iii.-x ( liinl.l l-iiiil in in I lUs Mr.-ni.tlil II ' jgKlitim&bJ . II 1 fffwii ul ffik MM jL"" trl i ' iiiilroiiii-nla for color, cut ' rt K?7JCv2n ' - . ktW-M ?J 11 ami . wi-ight these KOina $ IM Baking mm z lfj ' -- .--rrr- ; i Am 1 1 Sioq We Carry a Large Assortment of Certainteed Shingles and Roofing We now sell all Roofing Materials at MAIL ORDER PRICES We Also Have Those 100',; Vertical Grain - Cedar Shingles If you need a new roof just phone 108 and wR will gladly 'measure your roof and give you a price on any type of roof applied. WOODS LUMBER CO. At the pew location EAST JACKSON AT GENESSEE "Back to the Woods" Phone 108 Largest Furniture Store Is Now the Most Beautiful avenbort lllti'" b lb- of the liV'ali:, between Paul and hi hrillhMit bmth-r, who has clccd d !o to OW 1 tie army. A Ino'liall dish bcl-V'i 11 A M ua polls. and WeM Point ith a liniiuicil ,Iho;s.iiiI in ol h i . -tat. id( cb. -i Ink the ; : tbri!iiti; ( i-! ll.-l-ll i ll in. Hi r. :i .V..UII5 stK ISj- feA ii.-lr.-. in.il..- a i-liu-mluR iinir. IW' ' j NJ il;:un--l Hint HI ins iiusuy . iiniin.-r. . 4tn ' Exceptionally Well Made Finished in Jacquard Velour Other Sets M Priced Proportionately M if w rrr-r. J .1 THESE figures reflect ' the amazing popularity of the motor coach as a wonderful way to travel. They show the public's en thusiastic approval of the luxurious travel, convenient schedules and low fares motor coach travel brings them. Take your next trip by motor conch. The vast network of llret ope in ted by Pickwick unci Yello way from Canada to Mcnico. and Irym ,tlie Atlantic to Pacific, as Rurn you a pleasant journey to wherever vou may want to go, San Ftancisco . . . $12.15 Los Angeles .... 19.00 Denver . ...... 40.60 New York 82.10 TEKMINAL HOTEL IACKSOIM T' 1C2 So. .Central' A ;. Phona 09 . , AiTi'Off-'iwCj Classified Advertising ' Gets Results Southern Oregon's Largest Stock of Furniture
