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Newspaper Page Textvxm six MEDFORD MATTY TRIBUNE, MEDFQftD. OKEfiON. SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER 23, 1020. , 1 CUP FINALS HI I MEDFORD GOLF ! COURSE TODAYr ... ! j , i mm RPAT RRPcnN FRflfSH Stanford shows iiowly UlnlLllU ULnl UMLUUI1 I. ll Uvl I j " i w-1 w -T.-:-- iWltLAMETTE INfflH HI M" 1 UNEVEN BATTLEjTO PL A Y H E R E NOTCH AS E ,h.lULniL 10 IS 1 1 Kusscll, Hiiyno and .llevlns, Ashy A. Unston. XKW VOItK, Kent 21.-WPl yiilee evoned th Hal-leu the White Sox by wlnnliiK 8 to 5 I today. The aeore: i rhiruKo r ) Xew York 8 12 U,! Lyons and Bert;; Wells and, Dickey. . , BELATED RALLYi l Sept STANFORD STADJI'M. 'j Calif., pt. 21. -yiy.fiti-l(lntt witl) Ih." Large Gallery Expected to' ' Srje-Finish of Most Suc cessful Golf Tournament Until Worn Out Schiss ler Uses 34 Men in1 Opening Football Game' of Oregon Season. fl.NOfXNATl, -Sept.: V2 1 . W " 111 I In .1.. I tlt i I 1 ...i . Rearcats Put Up Struggle! Prink Callison". Expected to fury of u tfhni In mlS-soaHoii form. : Ion of sixih place '-today dofcntlns 1 ll:.,;t Vmp' ,r , , '"""'"'""jflnolnnall In ., hIuk-kIiir nah.o U ; Bfrinrj University Year, crushing-.if.-u doreiu to thovest ,,, i count Army s(uud today to roll up! jj y ' lings to Valley for Game,""' "'' '"--1,.,,,,,,,,,.,,,,,,,, j ir; i ' ern football with u flourish un- iii,.iIM.li i - n vi Red McDonald Enters1:'""""'" '" lh "'""" "f " f'- Collins, ami Lci-iain May Koup- ! ..Til , .. , al. Kni-hnrdt and KuUofurih. n r r Uir.1, Chnnl "h weeks practice be- u. o. V. : iiiyn otouui hind tli I'OltTI.AXn. Ore.. Sept "1-oV -Portland staged ciuht' itinlnl rally today to overcome a onn-rn' lead nnrtj dofeut Sacramento .i 'n li. A home rim hu II i . .. . - '-. ' ' ... ..,... wan tli.. declHlvo factor of tho ,, ,., . hum hint MenpA.l ...,i i . ton, 4 to 3 In the lum game of the . oIkHU, and SlBnfoo, w '",,.! 'I' Dei-leu. The score: - rrho s(,oro. 1B St. Louis , .... 4 9 2 Saci-amenm ' .. I I 1 I II 2 Kllllcrlun WA8H1NOTON.' Sept. (P) Two unB each In the first and third lnnhiKM were cnouaii to en able St. Louis to defeat Wiishlnij Washington 3 , 4 f'ortuind . . Htcwtirt and Munlon: .l3n' H, j Aioiouno and Koche nni'lte, lirnxlnn and SiiPiiccr. . 'and Woodall. . Larison and Tumy Favor ites. fecting Teamwork. OORVAI.L1S, Ore., Sept. 21. The Willamette 1'iiivpmltv llear- EVer Held in Medford ' cam cavo OreKon Stale heavy com- pennon in tne nrsi nan ot ine ! .season'.s opener at Hell field here (today and held the Heavers 7 to C j hut I'ell hack before a fierce on slnuuht In tho second half to lose hv a 37 to li score. ! Uoach I'nul Schisslcr pulled his ed for' the camptis all but VITTSItl-IKHI, Sept. 2 j .-')-, RAN PHANPIHL'O, Sept -1 u Jewell Kiw, nciiiiK inanaKer of the; Score: " I'lttsiiui-Kn .National i.oaa-uo oase-, .miksIuiik ball club- since the reslKnr.llnii "T f i.'ranclsco ' Owen .1. Hush, 'today sinned a con- .mMi Krailse "an, tract to maiuiKo the club In 1 U30. j KlljKht ,, ('t:t.tinoll. '.us iook over mo iiuiiuiKei lai , 13 Coach Olcnn, '-Pop" CMICAdO. Seui. 21'. Ifll Mel- T r. ' lAI'th Cfi Pimi' W!l,"l"',''s "'"'warts ran riot thru'vin Otfa 40th home run uf the I eam, Wim rirSI uamC the r.mks of tho service eleven.: season put tho (iianis on the road i ... .' . . 1 n i I Alter two touchdowiiM counted inn a f to one victory over the ,.0nM ,, ,i,c reHlunntion of Jiusll TWO WeeKS AWay rCr- ibo nrit period, the second teaia'r-ubs today. The homer, with one , on Aumist SS, shortly nfier the iMsiuaceu me ii-Kuiars iu roll up,,m in tho ciBhtli j;ave them a 2-1 1 iMraies returned from a tinsnceesH. scores almost at will. Thosu whe lead. They added another pair 1.1 fill lOaslein r-u mm. Inn. lie had 12 ll !l 14 1 Huffman; made for you M cn are url.j, APPEARANCES The . footlmll stars f the .Mud ford liijfh school, have ail depart came to see the stronK and ' tin. ninth. heavy Army team hold Stanford! :'... to' a low score, stayed to see -i ' Xew York .'.......'....'.....'.. Warner-coached product play ihej Chicago best openluB same In year's. The, valknr and jloKiin: Fred second team, and reserves, who ; (;(,u-:a!cs.' served as coach of the Pirates over It. If., JS. a period of several years. .'4 13 ll ' 1 s 2-1 Indianapolis Is cnnslderliiK tUe Hoot and , Installation or a police radio com Oakland j Hen ttli 2 McKvoy and Lombardl; and Itiii'ienn.l ! 3 7 1 Smhh life? initnicjitlnn K.VHtoni. A tnloKram was rccolveil last nlfcht from Art Siui -buck, iiir mail pilot Htating that he would ho unable to reach this ciiy before Tuesday. This means, according to Jack Hupston, nolf ohib pro, that tho finals in the resi dent's cup match, will nut be 1 da y od with La r ri son .until Tuesday. I entire first team after the first I (uarter. and the AVillauieite thi J ders promptly put over a touch- down and held Oregon even until j the reculars were returned in tho j ficcond half to push across two ! touchdowns in the third period, j Returned to the game auain, the I second strin"rs continued the march for three more touchdowns. Schissler used a total of 34 play ers. Oregon State scored first late In the first quarter after pelting the ballon its own SB-yard line, in five gains by Sherwood and Jiurke, coupled with an off side penalty on themselves, Clilmore went over from tile two yard line and Hughes! -for the 1 nl vc: The most successful golf tourna ment ever staged at the Medford club will close today when C, O. Larison ploys' Art Starbtick 3(i holes for the President cup, and Karl Tumy plays Ituss Semrni for the silver cup in the second flight. jnl AH' golf fanH, whether members of I converted. f,( live Aiedforcl rlub or not, are ln- -Willamette's gallant drive from jw vlteif to see Ihese matehes, and notlwhPre u. 17-yard pass, Kriekson 1o " ' only good goir mit close golf is fc-., expeete.d. ' The matches will tee nff ' at nine Hiirfy ami 2::(d 1 A large gallery is expeetcd If the s fair wearher hnhls. pic Yesterday in the semi-finils. as I predicted in this miner Kridnv orison the hard hitting Conco offieial proved to he unbeatable. To shoot a- 3 on the first time and come in three down is an unpre- Krench, severa I short gains the line and four Oregon Stat' off side penallie.s'put it. on the lK-yard line. Two yards through the line and then the Kriekson-Krench pass combination jmt the bjill over. Erickson's try for point was blocked. Schissler's regulars started a drive in the third quarter, scoring when Hhorwood went around nd (lied) McDonald siiy 01 wrcgon. j ne cue icy nut nevertheless sterling, lied, after semiing his credits to the I'ni versity, entered Oregon State Col lego. He wanti- to ho a horticul turist, and for a month has been torn between two fires. He wanted to be with his old teammates, and he wanted what ' Oregon State could give him in the way ot hor ticultural education. Mr. M.Dnnald will probably get a horrible razzing from his former playmates, but a six fooler, wlioj arose at -i a. m. all law. winter to wash iai(ns in all kinds of wea ther to earn his way through high st'huol, will he able to take cure of himself. II Is liirfhly probal.!.. that Med- thrulfotM fans will' stf the Oivgon Frosh team, unii-r Cicuh Prink Callison, ' in action htr-, against an outside team, yet to be named. A game fs under consideration with the Southern Oregon Norm.i! school of Ashland. Of course al! tilt former Medford players will be in the line-up, or members of the squad. Saturday, October 10 followed I strong lew n. appeared to he nearly a.-t as tho oneninir vaisiiv i IMTTSP.rilOM Sent. 2 1 . (PI I Kramo hurled the Pirates to a 4 0 triumph over the Craves here today. Ho allowed hut fIVoi I scattered hits. ' ii. n. ,yz. ; rioston o n i j Pittsburgh A 8 0 Smith and Spohrei'; P.ranie, P i l.aney and Hemsley, 1a. (iett. i Hollywood m r, LoM Angeles p, J nuivey .lohiiH and liassler; liv foot, Polors Uahlers and Hiuidheri Hannah. i Our Clothes 'ie toryou will doi . rnuiiir rnujAnno cedented experience at the local from the 12-vard line. A few fu, cluh. but that Is what happened : mjnutps later a blocked punt cave to Clark yesterday. Only three smtp,.., (he ball on willamoWr. rtK'nin pv-i , mil Ui llfltllC X t ll Ftoted, if Larison holds his present J"- Mride. with his handicap of 22 It Is going- tn rake, not 'par, but "Girdle" golf to beat him. Clarlr 0.J,. was beaten on the 13th hole, six V. nnd five. p An amusing feature of the Clark Larison mulch wu the fact that the kilter's handicap was given by i Clark, who is chairman of the tournament committee, so the loser ate could hlamo no one hut himself. 'A a- matter of fact, there is no, l one . to blame. Larison is a com paratively new player who has never entered a local tournament k- before, so there was no record on which to base a handicap. He has -' developed rapidly, plays a cool. ' Steiuly game, and If he wins the cup -will bo in every way entitled to his victory. .In Art Slarhnck however, ho is going to find a worthy foe. The air mall pilot,' 'Is a tough homhre at anything, nnd when the going get hardest; he Is nf his best. Only by playing 3fi holes a day, two matches of If, nnd winning them all has he been able to stay In the tournament. To piny the " mntch tomorrow ho was forced to get a special dispensation from the v, air mail Service so he couid fly to Medford early this morning. He io' will have to give Larison 9 strokes, fl and tho 'latter should win but all I,'. Hie' golf fans are confident it "Will -bo a battle' worth watching. In the semi-finals for the con solatlon flight yesterday, Russ -. . Semon as predicted won his match o from Tl. V. Ruhl on the 17th hole two and one. It Avns a' close battle, tho iVittne'r' having to give his op ponent two strokes; 'Semon was one up at the end of the ninth, then lirlost two to ho one down, won three wMo Jie two u'p, and there the match held until the. 1 7th was halved. .2! Karl Tumy continuing the con sistent golf he has played through- k..oiit the -tournument disposed of Harry Rosenborg In tho other po) bracket of the second flight on the 13th green, six and five. Tumy who ?? gave his opponent 5 strokes was throe uniat the turn, thnn proceed zz ed to shoot n blrd'.o nnd iwo pars on the noxt three holes, 'to jump to six up' In about 15 minutes; No one could bent that brand of golf, .f . The match between Hemon and VrTumy promises to be very cloe1 for r:l Semon is shooting In the high HQ' and gets nlno strokes. If Tumy liowevor, keeps tip his present -- stride he should win. 40-yard lino. Sherwood scoring soon after with a brilliant run from t ho .'1 it-yard line. This speedy La (Irandn boy ngain scored at the end of the period with a short stab through tho line. Kerr and Nosier of the second string counted in the final period after a succession of long runs by Owens and Montgom ery as the Willametto lino weak ened. Willamette fought brilliantly un til worn down, making five first downs, two from scrimmage, two from penalties and one from puss. KnglehresLon outpunted Hughes of the Staters and Kriekson was lashy at halfback. Oregon State made 14 first downs, one from passes. And only twice did State convert point from touohdown, one of the successful tries being lost by " a penalty. "Willamette 6 .... Oregon State 37 Ifuldeuno .... Carpenter .. (Jootifreed .. Soekerman .. Itush Packard ....... Ilonjamln ... Knglebertson LK LT Ld C Tl i UT UK Qii ... Oustafson Stout Scott ... CJjdd.'s' Cox Voting McGilvary Jiurke Sherwood .... Tughes ... Ctilmotv Krickson LH... i-ng nn... Jones V Scores by periods: Willamette ...,0 (I 0 0 (; Oregon State ..7 0 12 IS 37 Willamette scoring: Touchdown: French (substitute for Lang) Oregon State scoring: Touch downs: herwood 3, Clilmore, Kerr, (substitute for Sherwood), . Nos ier (substitute for Hughes). Point for try after touchdown: Hughes (place-kick). COUVALLIS, Ore., Sept. 21. (Pi With two former fullbacks at tho quards positions ami an end j twenty muml under weight. i.oaon I'nui scnissier today termed Ills Oregon State College football lino tho "lightest and leaHt power ful 1 have over had." The Heaver forward wall will average lens than 1 78 pounds per man. Ho lamented. Vfidm th) heading: ."(ilorit fled: Medford Team is SlaieJ. for f Frosh.'V thi , Oirvallis ;ivr(t' .r'i'lmes says, critical'.y: As next week is rook Week in -lCorvallis, many of Iho stoid sports In Curvtillis are talking about pros P ; peels for the fir.st year football ff.toain, and just what stars will be , . uncovered hnro who have become " well known on inters-hidaslie griil- ' , 'rons of Oregon. N"t so tnueh Is being told by the local college coaching staff. Time will tell. On tho other hand It looks as if --tho frosh learn at Oregon uni versity will be composed of the Modfon! team of last, year, and ''ronelied by the same man. Prink "CnllfMin. , Clean cotton rags wanted nt Mali Tribune office. Imporlatlons of tea to tho Fnlted Rtates for th flsral year enillug in .Tune ' mounted to tnoro than f 3, 600,000 puuudfl. YOU GET BOTH fitand f ". ? satisfactory,- wear when you buy LEVISTRAUSS Bib or Waist - Overalls theLeadind Brand for over 56years FREE ANEW PAIFL IFTHEY RIP AskforLevTs f'iiUl-'ll'jiLiiV.VSj Sr'liC t.m Pjlili.ce. :-. SirperitiEcilileut. i rirvitl '- Kay( issued-' a iitall '.ihis'.iifO-i'nuun for the arrest of Kraukie Kdwitrds, flht promoter who disappeared last niKht with approximately 420, (tflit of the (-ate l-eceiptK nf ih" Tony C'lilizoneri-KiUlIe Wolfe liKhl weiylit boul. Police wero told that if found. Kdwards was to be taken befor.' the district attorney. The. latter t-xplained ho had requested h urrcst but that no chartres been filed nuainst the promoter, whose friends insisted lit- would and show up din-Ins the day. ST. l.oriK. Sept. St. ( Wilt-! son Clark let the Cardinals down( Willi five hits here today 'ami Brooklyn won by 3 to II. .1!. If.. K. I Hrooklyn 3 11 j Si. Louis ..,....'..:. (I fi ll i Clurk and Ph-inich; , Ifallman.j Sherdel and Wilson. PHILADKLPHIA. Sept. 21. M') ' The Athletics overcame an early Iletroit, lead .by heavy hitting and conquered the. Tigers, k t4l 7 0. day to end their final stand against the West. Four Detroit pitchers had I f 'iled I" slop the Athletics" sIub- Xovember 12, are open dates on the hlKh school schedule. Kill Morsan, .the husky tackle,, left Saturday afternoon for Ku Kene, and Hemic Iluirhes, after a summer 111 the loiiitlng camps or Klamath counly, returned yester day, anil will report at Nuneno .Monday. '' Al Stoehr will leave to day for the university. Hill Hoiv erm.in and Clifton Carnelt left Friday. Al .Melvji, a bright star for three years of local football and basketball squad, picked three times as all-state forward, and a natural athlete, will not go to col lege this year. The' hish school football sr,und wound up the third week of practice I'Vlday with a hot scrim mane. Football Scores 1 gers. j ne score: i Detroit ...:...:. L........7 12 3 I Philadelphia 10 13 1 j Phlo, Prudhome, Graham, Page, and Phillips; liockonridge, Yerkos and Mattox, Perkins. MOltTANTOWN, W. Va., epL 21. (I) The mountaineers of West Virginia university opened the 10211 fitothnll season. ih ii'i auspicious manner here today, defeating West Virginia Wesleyui traditional rivals. HI to 0. The Unheals played a good game but the I'niversity squad uoer appear ed in danger, running up 22 first downs to only seven for tho in vaders. At PlttKburgh-DwiUesno 14, Ed Inboro Stato Touchers' college 0. At Hozeman: Montana Stato col1 There Is Ktill two weeks offe- 20: Centerville (Uutto) In- drill before their first game Sat urday, October f, with the Marsh field high school. The next fort night will be devoted to the per fection of teamwork, and plays. The loam is not as light, as grenn, or as inexperienced as re ported, and while they may not be any mack 'lornadoes for af couple pf years they will bo aj stiff bree.o for the average south-) Vrn Oregon conference football! team. , j dependents 0. At Missoula : Montana Univer sity IS; Anaconda Andoes ( Inde pendent) 2. .F WKSTP.rrtV, N. Y., Sept. 21. ' (p) jock Whitney's Oreentree ! Hi's. Total Fuson, Saturday after--team swamped Old Aiken todav, I noom rwon the women's handica-tii eMO t'o-urnnhtonff, at ihrt local linlas defeating M r,s. .lack Tliompson, one up on the 18th hole, it was n close and exciting contest. The victory gives Mrs. Fuson tho woni- 18 In ft lin.l Ifnn llm htmItnU .m.Ia tournament for tho monthly water bury cup. 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