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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 20, 1929)
rxGE six MrCDKOItn MAIi; TIMMUNR, MHlWom). Ol.'KcoW FRIDAY. fcl-U'TKMIiKn 20. !!)!). ( i I f I! II II is ill! Ill' i; tl.'i i. !!; i'-i :! ilil SiH Ilil III: I.J. in: II' Hi Hi! ilii Hi! ill! lis 11 si; DARK HORSE IS FAVORITE FOR GOLFJPM Local Fans Dope C. 0. Lari son of Copco As Man to Beat Clark or Emmens Have Best Chance Tumy Rated Cinch in Consolation- Seventh World Series for A's; Won First A. L. Pennant in 1905 iu: i:i.i;its I i, mk i it (Continued from 1'iiKe One) room, knocking over chairs ami jloud up. Then mnoke choked me think she waH dead." Mlss ,,a, k'r S "ver losl her Hfo anything tl:at jtot in their way. I and I laid down aain. There was The body of a woman, at tirst eiu-e VurWi. n VtU.at ran toward the dreHHiiiK room witli a woman tyiiiR nest to me. I Identified hh that of Hubbies 1 ar- in the in , , t,al H. Tluit Art Srarbm k imiy up firt llio le In the PildoniN nip ruit1 was demons) ruiril this afternoon when llu- mnM'K champion ali-iimll pilot showed IiIk vIosh on tlw t round, hy tle featliiK F. I'ythetui, 11 likely contender, 8 unit I. Ntnrtnick luiis now won four inatchOH In Hut first riifchl without helntf extended In any way mid In chissed n n man w ho will play oven belter, under pressure. With the numter-fiwilK reached, pxeat Interest (ins linen aroused in !ie I'IkIiI for ihe l'reKldent'H cup ill the iM ed ford tlolf club. WIUIh the fcuine -is noioriously .uncertain, Jocul Rolf fans are generally Bre d that the coveted honor will fco to one of the following tliree num. l)on t'lark, Toinrny Kmno'iis or (. O, barison, the Copco dark horse, with Ant StarlMiek an out Hide ehrme. Yesterday KntmenH showed his flKhtiiiR aldlily In competition by jiultlnK nut Hob Hammond, Jr., a Jiurd man to beat under any cir cumstances, by a score of 4 up and 3 to ro. Don Clark gave a. similar demonstration when he ilefenit-d Jack Thompson, the i;npr Iron man," 3 and 2. Some Men of ike unit of fcuir Calrk played may be Kleaned from the fact that at Un fit I h hole on l ho first round lie wan three down nnd had it Rive Jack a stroke on nearly every hole. It looked like curtains for the. Itij; Ktii'ky harpooner, for Thompson was pluyltiK in the low nineties, lint Clurlt jiroceeded to shoot one under pur for the remaining 1 '. holH Kolf that iniKhl well put out u Uohhy Jones. The man to beat, however, ac cording to the fan dope, is this newcomer hariiaui, who, with a hundicap of 22 has been shootlnf; In the KO's. In fart on paper, un less lie blows up, l.arisou simply can't' be beaten. However, olf Is not only uncertain, but a coin pura lively inexperienced player II III- the Copcn accountant, Ih iiI wiLys at a riUailvhiituue in cotu- petillvo jilay, when the roIuk nets rough. Lni-lsnii backers niuiniaiii bo is'.ns steady us n liuM house, If "this is tho cuse then li will take not par fcoir, but birdie Rolf lu beat lilm.v.;-- - There Is also considerable Inter est In the second flight for conso lnWon prim. Here the buttle up pea i'm to be between Karl Tumy, jtuH Kenton and Harry Jtosenberu, who (lie odds stroiis on tin firs I nuiricd. In fact most fans place Tutny In the second flight where J.nrlKon Is In the first as about a I'll to one fuvorlle. Tumy, in fact. Is oni' of the first five . ranking players lu the dub, and how he tailed to iU"llfy for the firt flight Is Mill considerably myHleiy.- JtUKs Neinnn tills mnVnlng put nut Jerry Jerome, 4 and nine holes being played yesterday even ing mid nine early this morning. With bis handicap Kcmon has only to hold to Jtis .present game to he, u rluch in the finals and perhaps cop thn cup. Houunherg has the sumo sort of chamo only he Is so Itrucketed that he ntuxi d is posit of Tumy before he can get Into the final round. Hut. us before stated and can't bo stated too oftengolf Is ft lor illity "uiisiirtin"- name. Ity John II. Ilclllnxcr ' in a wor ld's Keries cince. Hut ihiH ( (Associated I'ress Staff Vrltr will not be considered as very re J'llILAnKU'lUA O The I'hil- niarki.ble when one remembera adelphia Athletic will participate' that the winniuu pitchers were in the world's series for the seventh ! .Mathewson, "Iron .Man" AlcCinnity time. j ami Chief lender, j Only ono man connected with .Mai lie w son performed the re tho playing fde of the club when j markable feat of stiutiing mil the the White Klephants entered their . American league champions with first world's series in umfi remains J out a run in the three games lie In the same, popltion. iln is Cor- j pitched, or 7 consecutive innings. nellus .Mcfiilllcuddy, liti-year-old Chief Jtender pitched two games, manager, who still In matching wits allowing only iwo runs in is in with the best of the younger tacniitgs, winning his firs: game 3 tu llcinus. 0 and losing the second 2 to a. The opponents of the Athletics A feat thai )i leased the 1'hila 24 years ago were the New York dclphiu fans was the striking out (ili.nls under the management of : three I iine in one Maine of "JSIg John J. .Mctiraw. Ilach team had Dan" Metianri, captain of the New ' won two pennants lu their leagues, i York fliants, a mighty hitter In his j New York in l'.HM and l!Mjf nnd ; day. the Athletics in la";.' and DIU.', and I I'hiladelpliia fans cliarged the the two aggregfttions were rega rd - : defeat of their team in the series' ed as very evenly matched. ; to the fact that the Athletics iiad It vi.s the first world's series 1 ex ha used he-nselves. in winning played under the national commis- the league pennant only three days dressing room. . a lot of others. We shut the Uoot heard her calling, 'Robo, Kosio we ker, later was found to have been .v l. "ITl-nrVntl U'fllf U- rl r,.n.,n uiul i-rkll 111 himi- llta fltimou iiul.l .11 .l ' I .i.t. ..... A I !,1 a n I ( f i u u' !H M 1SS l'alKiJ were scrHainliiK and men ytdlins. "I laid down on the floor but die. There was another wnm:.n Parker was found in St. -Mary h struetor at - ' Kveryonp was tearing amunf) the t.ennle begsn tramiding m and I lylnr on th other side of me. I hospital in a seriom condition. nuMc. i s husband, ituui.. coiiservuioi; " sion rules, which, with u few moill ficatlons, Ktill prevail. j The tilants defeated the Athletics t four games to one mainly through ; the great pitching of the masterly; before the world's series opened, while the (Hants had clinched the national emblem two weeks before the close of tin season and began praet iclnn to meet the winner of Christy .Mathewson. The series wasj the junior leaMuc. ''he (Jiants ap reniarkf.ble because not a run waslpeared spick and sjian In new scored by the losing team. There ; world's series uniforms of black were five games played, each re-; suits and white stockings, while suiting In a shut out. This per- ' the Athletics hardly h;.d time to fornianee lias never been repealed I have their old stills wasiied. LESS THAN 500 N0W IIS SEAIS ABE MITCHELL WINNER ENGLISH 'PRO' CROWN WKNTWOUTH, L'ngland, Hept. 10. (4) Abe .Mitchell, noted llrlt InIi Holier, wop ihe tuoUsand guineas professional championship today, detesting 1. II. Hodgers ol M. Aiiiic'h old club by the big mar gin of H and 7 in the 3ti-holey final. The victory c.inlcd with it the professional match play championship. 'STANDINGS OF.THE CLUBS. !ly Iln' Ahmm'UiI.iI I'nsi W. V. INI. Knti li'iinrlheo j....:. M :M .;.. lliillywufMl 5.1 .f.!.:. MihKii.n in an ,r.7 I .un Aikji'Ii'm 4S an .r.7l I'Miiliimi a; .msh Onklund i 4 .4KS Hurruini'iiK. an M .a.'7 Krtlltlf SS J Nnlloniil W. 1'. IVl. C'lilcann !H 4K .im; I'ltlHl.uliili m lit .it Nmv Ymk ill 4 .5-1 a fit. I.iiIk ii'.i !. .&.. llrraiklyn ''' .41.1 riillmlttljililii li'-' .4" 'Inclniiuil li'.' 79 .44" linninn . r.4 m .axi. Amrrli'iiti w. r. i'.i. nhlliiilrlpliln I! 44 .nil.. Nw Vork I' ''I Clovi'liiiul 74 117 .&;Ti tit. Lnul T .61 WtHhliiKton - "7 4"-' UMi-oH iB '' ClllrnK" 6 6 6 -3'13 Jiuatuli 44 90 FANS TURN OUT LEADING COAST FOR YjGAME; PENNANT CHASE White Sox Whitewash for Hugmen Proves No Lure at Gate Walberg in Form Against Tigers Cubs Break Loss String liy William J. Chlpniaii Associated I'ress tSports Writer. Whatever trepidation the strange rtnllcH of the Messrs. Crove, flush, Carhion and others may have Incit ed In tile breasts of Connie .Mack uud Joe .McCarthy through Ihe last few weeks, these forthcoming world's scries rivals could pick no Haws in the work of Hube Walberg and I'at Mulone yesterday. With a team oT rookies at his back, Walberg whipped his fast one through the bright autumn air tit Shihf park with such effective ness thai the hard -swinging Hen gals from Detroit were able to get only four sale blows. It was hard ly n day for a speed hall master, but the game would not have I n Hollywood's Hard ' Luck Gives Frisco Half Game Lead Portland Gains Edge On Series With Sac ramento Senators. Jty the Associated I'ivnk Trouble came In bunches to the Hollywood Stars, who for more (ban a fortnight have led the Pa cific Coast league parade, and to day I hey found themselves march ing behind the Ha n l'i ancisco Heals, a double setback leaving the southern club hall' a ga me from the top. Tin. first blow to the hopes or t he Stars came in (he form of a defeat handed them by the Los Angeles Angels, w ho won 4 to I . through the zippy mound manipu lations of S. ftaecht, thus giving the Angels iwo straight over their movieland rivals. .Making it three straight over the .Mission lieds of the Hay City, the close If Walberg had not given San l-'iancisco Seals put the finlsh nlnn free passes, lie won by 0 to 4. . lug touches on Hollywood's hard Wine the' Culm no longer need to luck by displacing- the soul hern win, they broke a losing streak j club at the top of the league. The yesterday behind the six-hll pitch ing of ul't Malone, who defeated the (limits by 0 to 0, Larry lien ton was prodded for all of the Chicago runs In the first two In nings befure Jack Scott was called to the rescue. Jtoston continued Its fast work In rutnbuigh, defeating the Pi rates by (i to 3 in the third game of Hie series. Harry Seibold, the venerable recruit, got credit for ihe victory, nurlclgh (Sri s was ihe defeaied pitcher esteiday, taking his eighth loss. Hay Kulp splashed the Phillies with a fi to o eoat of whitewash at Cincinnati, giving the Iteds two straight and a tie for sixth place. Ittooklyu ami the Cards were Idle. Along the American league front the most Interesting Hccondarv d... lopnient was Washington's fur ther success In entrenching Its forces in fifth place. The Senators took a thriller from the Itrowns by 1! to 1 yesterday as Detroit lust the .Macks, and at ulr.hlfall Walter Johnson held the top place In (he second division by (op and one-hnlf games. . 'ewer than Mm fans turned out to sen the White Sox blank tin- Yankees by 7 to 0. Hal .McKaln gave the larruping Mug men Just four blows, all singles, as the Sox dio Ccorge Plouras front mound. .Milton (iuston pitched the Kcd So to a :t to 2 victory over Cleve land at the 1'Vnwny lu a close battle with Wlllus Hudlin. For the first lime In two vears. major league swatsmiihs failed to produce even oiu home run on a day marked by more than four Karnes. All but two of the teams were In union yesterday, but not a Ingle circuit blow was delivered. score was 1 0 to ft. Kildolph Kallfii sped his curve ball across Ihe platter as In the days oT yore, and tool: his Indian ciubmates to a ft lo I walk-away over tho Oakland Acorns In the camp of the Kedskilis. Four double Plays featured Ihe halllc, three by the Indians and one by Ihe Oaks. Portland defeated the Sacra memo Senators 4 to l on the northern lot, taking a one game edge on the series. Ylnd for the Senators and .MahnfiVy for the Ducks pitched good ball, but a homer by 1 1. Harris of Portland helped the home boys. Mail Tribune ails are read, by 'O.imiii people every day. tf For Glasses That Are RIGHT See Dr. D. A. Chambers OPTOMETRIST 404 Medford Bldg. 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