KrrcTVFORTJ mxtt, trtrttnte. mtctfotit, oi;k;ox. Monday, sf.i'tpimivkk 2:?. 1 !).
HIFkQ HOI niMrilSTARBUCK AND LARISON
SEMON UPSETS
Dean of Pilots Connie Mack in
Harness 35 Years; Won 7 Flags
Yankee Manager Near Death
EXPECTED TO STAGE A
E
MAJORS FACING
III 111 llll I III 11 III
GOLF OOP
A!
DRAB FOR
I
Championship in 2nd Flight
Tourney Won By 18 Han-i
dicap Man " Winner
f. Comes From Behind to
Cop Cup in Thrilling
Struggle.
lluss Sramon upset tho dono
biirket in the finals or tho second!
flight yesterday tit tho Aledfntd j
Country club, when ho defeated i
Karl Tumy, former tournament j
title holder on tho 35th hole, 3 and
1. It was an interesting and ur
prlsiTifily close mateh, partieuliirly
Jn the nfternoon, when aftur beim;
two down pn tho morning round,
Kemon proceeded to KQiiaro the
Vi.it oh on tho 2Uth, and then came
in one up on tho H7th. With only
thrco strokes left on hls.tl handi
cap, however, whereas ho had G
nn the first nine. It looked like n
Tumy victory.
In the afternoon, however, as
In the morning, Semon demon-!
mated that hf can play his best j
name, under pressure hit hla best j
Mride when he has to. Thronih-
out the 3 holes lie played ihtVWstf
, uuif when lie bad tin urtviiMaP''
,1
n handicap. On the 14th hole i'l
tho morning round, for example,
he w:ik four down and had to play
Tumy even for tho remaining fwur.l
with the exception of tho lSlh.
Instead of crumbling or merely
holdlne. Ills own. h- proree,i t.i
Blurt an offensive on his own "
oouni. won the tilth with a pal- 4.
halved the next two holes, nml wit':
his one stroke won the lSlh, end-
In the morning round only two
down.
DEFEATS
UMY
in tnc niternoon ium, in spue ,onB ns lhl, I'hiladelphian. nor has has the best nuiiieRation of ball
of tho discouruKemcnt of losing any manager been the Kiillilitm players he has handled In 1 3 years,
his mornlnc lead, in the first two Kcnius ot on(1 lennl ,ls on(. n9 thisiand while he does not boast that
holes recalned it attain with a j master of the national name. j it is a world beater, there Is rea-
on the 21st. and BlvinK his option- Cn,y fc ule moro tn.m ,llrnpBOn lo believe that ho thinks he
ent six strokes, proceeded to hold yenl.s 8hdrt of tho lilhlicul three ! " i.-r' sit on tup of the jase
hlm all square until the 27th sc01.e nm, thlH vct0,.an of thL. hall world.
which took some Kooil nervo and hllu ad bats keeps overlaetlnKly I Connie Mack, as Is well Miown
steady shootingr. at lt, developing rmished hall play- In baseball, is a different type of
Mutch. Lost on No. H. , ers from the raw material, worry-' manager from the general run of
The mutch was really lost and , n(, othpl. lllc.n;lKl.rai ,, winK ter.m directors,
won on the 23rl hole (No. 1 11. ))t.nnantS- He is mild mannered, but firm.
Tomy was only t dnv-n and .V to go' (.nni0 Mal.kt whosp namp n(.v,,r -bawls" out a player un-
nter the u.n, wltn not two suoKPs
lo Rivo nis opponnent n eei iuim.j
iookcu as u ne eoum in o
of those five. .Both, got fair tec
shots not ten feet irom each other
Semon'fl iron was short, and al
though Tumy had been unable to
get his brassy working all after
noon, ho decided to try ft again.
As ho had to give his opponent a
stroke, he undoubtedly figured he
had to reach the green to win the
hole and square the match. Hut
ugain he checked his brassy stroke
nnd was also short. Hemon. how
ever, topped his mashie approach,
the ball going Into the rough be
yond the green. This gave Tuniv
another chance, for It looked as
though Semon, 3 In the roush.
would have to be content with a
. Tumy had a i to halve the hole
und a 4 to win. He made a fine
trv for his 4. split the cup, but
rolled 13 feet beyond. They were
both 3, but Tumy was on the green.
Semon In the long grass beyond
It. 't looked like a possible will
for Tumy, and a certain half. Hut
hero Kemon proceeded to upset the
jfilopo again. He made a beautiful
out from the rpugh and sank h!J
putt for a 5. Tumy missed ht
putt by two inches and also.. took
a 5. With his slrolto that gave
ISemon the hole and he was 2 up.
Playlnir Tumy stroke for stroke,
ho halved the next two holes, and
the match appeared to bo over. It
was. Tumy was dnrmle 2 against
a man who was playing par golf
who had a stroke on one of the
lioles, anil only needed a half to
win. "No can do."
Medal Flay Identical.
The former tournament winner
made a gallant try nt It. however.
Ills drive from the lth tee was
a screamer, straight down tho al
ley. Hut Semon matched It. They
fcwere both on the green with their
seconds, bm Tumy's slight hook
ruugnt the rough on the left of
the green, while Semon w.-.s
straight and hole high. Tumy's
chip and run again bisected the
cup, but was too big. Riving him
n long downhill pun for a four,
which he missed. With three putts
for a half and victory, Tumy con
ceded Semon tho match. Just to
show what he could do, however.
Semond sank his putt for a par
four, and a new champion of sec
ond flight tournaments was
cvowned
Vsnme lilra f whnt Tumy w.ifl
.... t.... (h..t lnut n tin nillv
bo gU'oncrt from Somon's modal
1' ,"" " . ...
aeiire. W tn two mm I""
of
hound, one on the Jllh nnd on
on the 13th. (Klvtnif him n for
one hole nnd o 7 for the other).
he came home to the tune of .1
Al (In ,ho .mie ha! Tumy shoti
n 42. (Joins out a the afternoon,
liotti hnd 44k. It (lo.nn't require
a mathemntlolnn to we that, har-
Tlntr the -outi'," they shot identical
.v. .., h. i h. .!..
Some coif for nn 1 handicap
,.. i. ,, nlnver of TiimyK!
calibre.
MILLER HUGGINS GOES
TO GOTHAM HOSPITAL
XF.W YortK, Kept. 13. (JPt
Miller Hilcirini. Illi.nflKer of tin'
Yankee, wan III n hilt:il todlV
.nrrerlnc from t.:.ienra nnd an ,,.;MII
t .1.. .e A eon-ultnUon ""n, ri.ine.co
'. I"' .' "'. ..li..- r,., iiuIav.
ui Hpeeiuie.iR -i
iA.t. v.hrinn Morlu.irv wMI
mrun wav tn nw locn(Kn i.t
Ity Jolin II. Keiiiuger,
Associated Press St.iff Writer.
I'lUl.ADKLl'UlA. MJ Had!
Tennyson lived in the days of
t-onnk. Mja.k ho couUl h:iVO
tibl h:ivi fin-'
)Urd . Wlir(,s li lis soll(. (lf ,,.. hlst ywlrH ,lt hail pMut. J
! i.roofc "for uwn may rtmip ami men ' seven teams to the Aineiion n lea !
may ., ))U. , , . forever." m'mie ehamninnshlii and throe woilil1
; ,h), , .,,, Hl(.mir tmor , llu,
: I'hiladeliJhla Atltletles.
Xo ml,nn(tP1. n baseball has been
1 tho direction head of a team as
whittled down from Cornelius Me-
, tiiluuddy by tho hard woi kilm'
i ,0rts writers in the dawn of mod
em baseball, wiii be l7 years old
In December, lie has no thought
of quitting the game. Kvery once
in a while" he Is asked when ho Is
going lo retire and replies he has
no present intention of so doing,
llocently he said he would leave
the bench only when his healih
Compolo-Scott Brawl Tonight to
Open Four-Day Heavyweight Fete
NEW YOI1K. Sept. J.I. liT) Ihur Dektlll, whom he defentej
Two tons of heavyweights wifl be on a foul. Campolo astonished
on display at Kbl.ets field and rlm,vlde critics with a smashing
1 I vlctorv over Tom lleeney, the New
the Yankee stadium during the , j,alaml t,,lrkl(mth.
mxt four days. j.-m. no npparenl reason, Shar-
Stai tlng with Vlctoi io Campno-s i i(.v milt n(,(.n mad:' a slight ta-10-rouml
joust with l'hil S. otl. vorlle over l-oughran in their
champion of England lit KhbelH Yankee stadium (angle.,
fl. ld tonight, the week's climae-, tin the preliminary card Is n 10
tlc encounter will bring together I rounder between Jimmy .Malnney.
Tommy l.oughran. erstwhile ruler I Boston, and Arnuind Kmonue'.
of the light heavyweights, and j f'alliornla. and nnother between
Jack Sharkev, of llnston, In a 15-! Tom lleeney and Ceorge llollinan
round bout at (he Yankee Stadium i of New York. Jack (lagnon, llos
Thursday night. j ton. tangles with l.ou Uarba, New
These two heavyweight shown York. In a six rounder.
1.-. nv,..-i.nd.,ued tbn feather-! Al Chicago on Friday night.
weight championship battle at
n..,..fr,l 1,,,,1,-hi between Andrei
lloutls of France and Hal Itatla-
llno.
Campolo, an untrained per
former, can punch with any of
the current heavyweights. Largely
because of the wallop In his right
hand he has been made a 7-3 fa
vorite over Scott, one of the clev
erest boxers in his division. After,
mediocre exhibition against Ar -
Coast League
Yesterday
lly I tie
iociatcd 1'riM,
i:. 11
3 7
5 0
Sacrnmento
1'otllnnd
Gould nnd Harris
Itego.
ooonil Riilne
Rin'rumfiiln
Inning)
,,,,,,,
I .... ,. ...i i, ii..iin..u
M..,n..y, i 'lumen lolil,
I ll"l '
Hlllill'l-.
riiHeiti'll nnl Wootl.-ill.
R. H. K.
llollynooil 12 IS 0
,i,.n AiikiIoi
.lliellilllmi
,-iliellfiitiiirk nml s'ver'lil: ('rnn-
ilall. W'nlsh, llnllinn, (Inkier nnd
wunon.
Second came (w ven Imilne-)
Hollywood I"
J. Anxeles 0 4
V.'etr.l and Itnler: li.ucht.
p.oi.i'it.s. Child nnd H.indbeii:.
n. if.
K.
MIKiona 14 21 :
'San I'rnneisco 6 in 1
! .Mciiuald und linldwln; Malls,
lllavi. Cnuoh. Jnlley nnd 0','on
Hell, MeKaarK. I'enebjiky.
AftnnfM.n gninr:
12 IS ft j
S 13 Ot
I l'nter, (ole nml 110
lof fi-i nn ; Oo
1 tn-, Jii ob, tilynn and Melsaues
; n't ot'n n ell . .
J . , 1 '
A ' iPv
! falls and there in nn present slj;n of,
such an unfortunate Happening.
Tho muster builder of hall te.nns
has bet-n managing players shu'O
1S1I-I. it stretch of II fj vf-nrs. In i
series titles. His teams have been
the runner-up kin times.
Jt is his K''ealest anihllion to
iiKuin win the baseball classie. He
necessarily in' the precenee of
others for some mlsplay. but man
ages to -convey his displeasure
without wounding .the feelings, or
tho. man. His voice is never heard
on the field, nor is he seen in open
i protest against the judgment of
'the umpires. He is for clean base
i hall and his teams have always
borne good reputations for gentle
manly conduct on the field.
! Tony ( nnzonoi-1. former feather-
weight champion, meets hddie
Mack of Denver, in the fcntuiv
10-roundrr. Iteuny liuss, l'lilla
delphla Junior lightweight, faces
Johnny ltatio, (.'lowland. In the
hemi-windttp.
At I'hiladclphia tomorrow nigh:.
Oenrgo Courtney. Oklahoma, and
Hilly Jones. Philadelphia, ligh'-
heavyweights, battle it out over a
i in-round route.
t"HXI.KTO. f)ri., S.'Pl. 59.
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.OKLAHOMAM!!
i OF RfMFfl RinFR!!
U llVVbW IlllkllV
I
WalltiM nml i An '
jDIrk Triiilt, loiliiy ' III.' po.scll
!nr of Ihi rovflod HnOHi-vi-lt Irn-
phy, emblrm nf enwhny niiprom-
nry of till worlfl. Trultl. MiccoeMr
j ito Hoh froshy of Nw M"Xiio, r.i
KITltf or inn rownoyH, nun nwiini
-A 1... U.lnrf.i n. II, 9fllh
I'-1 " ' ' ' - "
nrinunl IVmllton rounrtup wlioplrft
i to a clone.
l'ele Knll ht. raln.iry. 1 the
; rli.implon In Itie -lirnn.-o hri.ikin
1 illvl.lon. Me m.ino n neaiuinii rni
on Fountnin.
I Anlin Harrow. hrniiMrin inuian
Blrl, won the nil-American bounty
I contest In o llntlnKUIlloil l?ritli I
Indian prlncewex.
Si-niU (lieck In .lohii.
XF.W VlillK. Kept. 2.1. (. A
rhock for I2in wlii.-h Mm. Cnlv!n
f ' o o I 1 d ir e rei'i-ivi'd from flon 1
Housekeeping mr s i7ine for a poem
liv:plnd by the fifth nnnlverwiry
of the death of her fin. Calvin
ConlMiro Jr.. h:in been font to their.
join .li-hn. She nuked him to u:ie
l! for "i.me-hliiL- In the new home
?iat hiu brother mli:hi have cho?ep.
WouKI lliiii I'nir tU.
VAHII.SflT(N'. Hpt. 23.
, Txelttlon of cicarH? ndvrtiHln
; f ; nm th rAlio and the m.illn U
'demanded hy U.- honrd nf tm-
per&nr... vmhthlUen nnd publir
GATE RECEIPTS
jTwo Weeks Before Series
Holds Little Lure for Fan
I dom Yankees Excuse
i Five Remainder of Season
i On Full Pay.
Ity William ,1. Chipinnn
Associated ress Sports Writer
Hig hearted baseball magnates
are about lo begin payment to
the fiddler for a iv;. weeks' dance
through open dales toward (Wo
crowded week-ends, which may
or may not entice sufficient fans
to tht? parks to pay the ushers.
William Wrlgley, of course, Is
silting pretty with the Cubs, and
even the Athletics should prove
no gre.tl financial drain upon tl.c
-Messrs. Shilie ami McGillicuddy
in the d lng days. Hut tho r-.-st
of the boys face a deficit esti
mated In tho aggregate at anv-j
wnere between $250,000 and:
$fit)0,(IO.. I
If anything can bring a inag-j
nale to his senses. It is a deficit.!
and for this reason alone, it may'
be authoritatively slated that the I
schedule l',ki- l.-!n t.-lll tit.,L-.. i,- !
of the time-saving opportunities
offered by Sunday baseball In
Itoslon. With a few regularly
scheduled double. headers place I
upon the chart for Philadelphia,
a full week could easily be cut
from (he l29 program, which
covered 25 Weeks of 174 r)layln-
day.-. j
The poor business being trans-1
acted at the turnstiles at this mo-!
Iiient is largely title, of course, lor
the two run-away races, about
which the magnates can do nolh
ing. Hut If a race Is going to be
lopsided anyhow, the club owners j
certainly will loso less by moving I
towurd them with it minimum of
open dates.
liiirguiii Draws Crowd.
After attracting some 300 fans
to their park one day last wcok,
tho Yankees did manage to mus
ter 20,000 clients on the banks
of the Harlem, with n bargain
bill yesterday, but K. Ci. Harrow
would sell the rest of his home
dates from now until October 6 at
strictly bargain prices. The double-header
was divided, the White
Sox winning tho opener by 7 lo 4,
and the Yanks the nlglicnp by 3
to I. Hid Fuller outpltchetl Herb
l'ennock. but Hoy Sherltl turned
the tables on Al Thomas.
At the end of the game. Charlie
O'Leary excused seven players for
tho rest of tho season with full
pay, the .Messrs. Honnoek. Hoyt,
Von Hell. Hyrd. Mcusel. Orab-
owskl and Jorgens.
Won llogsett, tho $40,000 IJe
; troll recruit from .Montreal, made
his first homo start, and south
pawed the Tigers to a 5 to 0 vic
tory over Sammy. Gray and the
! Rrowns. St. Louis drove only
! three safe hits to the outfield. .
Wesley Ft rrell pitched the In
dians to a 7 to 4 victory over the
lied Sox in 10 Innings. flrnve,
Karnshaw and Walherg all had a
hand in n game at Washington.
which tho Senators won from the
Athletics by 7 to 0 In 10 round.
It was the fourth Senatorial tri
umph over thu .Macks in 20 games
thl.-t season.
Dnzzy Vnnro featured the Na
tional league afternoon with a
fine game against St. Louis, which
he won by 7 lo 2. but the Cards
rallied in tho nightcap, a 4 to n
victory for St. Louis.
Ilogers llornshy entertained the
I Chicago fans with his 3SIII home
run. but the (Hants shaded the
Cubs by 5 to I In the final game
of the series. Cincinnati out -I
olnled Philadelphia by 3 to 2 In
lo Innings Just prior to Jack Hen
dricks' iinmiunccnicnt of his resig
nation, effective on October 6.
STANDINGS
OF THE
CLUBS,
Ity the AiMH-lnieil 1'ifNN
ConM
W. I,. Pet.
Hollywood f, I 3r, tin?
Mlmlon f.3 311
Portland r 1 3S .&;
San l"innclKeo 61 3K .TiTJ
lm Allele 4! 40 Jifil
(iikland 4.1 44 .llll
Siii'i-auienin ;tl r, K .34s
lKoutllc 22 li.'i .2M
Anii'tiiiiii
W. I.. Pit.
l-hll.idelihln inn 4f, .r,:io
(New York ...a Ill B2 ..'11
levelaiid TO (IS .r.L'H
1st. I-oiiIh T4 Til .r.i 4
j WnnhlliKton Il "11 .470
Detroit fill HI) .452
ChliviKO fi (i7 .392
lluxton 6S 112 .374
National
U I., Pet.
: f'hlrni!o . (14 fill
iPltcbuinh K4 fl .579
j.Son Yntk 7 HI . r. 4 -'1
St. I.i. nil. 7(1 "1 ,4!ir,
illroiklyn (17 77 .4M
,('llieininill (i4 79 .44H
' Phll.idelphln (! KI .434
jlli.Mtiin : t,t tit 37H
llomrr Nniirj- lliink(.
KKYHi;i!. V. Vil., Hrpt.
i The Kpot ot Doll's tl.ip that tt'i
Ithe blrthpluet nf Nuney lUnkn hiu
I !' n dedientnd. Tho Ir r
I will h nuked tn make M Hint p;trt
' nf tho trnrt nnrt fcret ft rnpio'ltif
(Hon of th cabin tn which Un
voln'ti inulhcr waa bum.
XI:V YOltK. Si'pl. L';;.(.V) Tho
Cinliiinn uf .Milii'i' ldik'ins, m:tu
if t In New Ynrk Vinilit'cs.
totik a turn fui' (1h worse itiituy.
. iMi Imooii ti'.-iiisfUKinnH wt '('in-
E
IN GRID JOUSTS
BEAVERS TO US
MILITARY SHIFT OF SO
Fancy Formation Planned Amateur Invitational Tour
By Schissler for Current ney Planned On 'Local
- Conference Quest Green
Line and Veteran Back
field Drilling.
Ily Frank li. Ciorrlt
Associated I'ress s ports Writer
OOHVALLIS, Ore., Sept. 20 T
Tho Oregon State college football
team has Kone In for some fancy
wailc, this season.
Not satisfied with having crush
ed the New York u n 1 v e rs i t y grid
eleven In the bigKest foot ha II up
set of last year, tiie I lea vers
brought back with them the east
erners pet formation the mill
lary shift lo use against
opponents In t he 1'acifk
t)n'ir
(.'oast
conference this season.
t'oach l'anl Schissler has been
McadHy drilling his line ami back
field in the new fntieatton and
although they have had only a
week of practice tin lien vers
worked the shift wi ll ngnln.-d Wil
lamette university last Saturday.
All the O. S. C. team needs Is a i ,,t! many flightH of 1 (i conles
lltlle more practice to get the shift !,;i"lM ,,H 'lie numlier of entrnntH
down tn perfection. imako possible. A handsome prize
To work the formation the cen-!wl" ' given the winner of each
cr comes nut of a huddle to ta ke I flight.
his place over the ball. The line The main prize, of course, will
remains two yards ha k with the;" to the winner of the first flight,
hacks buncted together. At a"" '" ycur, the second
given signal the line jumps Into ! t'Mirnament to be held by the club
position and the backs spread Inini"" which the winner Is a member,
their fniiniitlon. A second Inter j t,'h "l will become the perma
the ball is snapped and the team I ' property of the player who
Koes into nciiou. The object of wiim it three tinien.
the shift Is to sereen the siai-tiug) iVriiiiinciii Kveni
offense from the di ft-ndlng nppo- '
m-iil.
SchlMslor ha.i n preen line and a
velernn back tit-liI woi-klni; on llm
play.
fin-en l.lno
The coaeli has only I wo rrKulnr
I llu- Iim;i biirk from last year. Hull
(;eilib-M. veteran center nnd Kils-i-eJI
Slrlff. hiieelneiihir end last
season, the the only men to return
leavlnt,' a luiKhly task for Sehlss-li-r.
Strlff was 111 all last 'summer
and Is 2(1 pounds under weight tint
Is exjieeled lo he hack III form
soon.
I lie former fullll-ieks. .lark Cox
Ifioni the rreslinian team and Chief
Tim unison, a substitute full li i" done to IhIhk about this con
season, nre beinK kroomed for thoiditlon.
two vacant KUard ii-.islllous. .lule
cailMin and Vernon rulers who
handled l-.e posltioiin In I!i2 wi re
graduated.
At the laekle role Say le; Yolllu;
and ChurieH Slolll are sllceeedlnK
ll'i: e I.uie und Prod Sehell.
I.ilee was itrailuated and Sehell
fiiibd to reitnn to school. Siiyte
and Stout were substitutes last
year'. Itesldei Sniff. Schissler ha
bill : McKaltp, Aitliur Cuslafson
and Alex .ic;ilvray for the ends.
McKallp, u lellerman, looks like
striff riiuniiiu mate, (iustafson
u.im a freshman while Mclillvray
was n reserve l.tsl season.
'roKon Stale lost Its biilllanl
Oilarterback. llo,-.ird .Made, but
has the other three regulars back
on Ihe Job with u likely looklnK
oulh Miicce'iillnt: .Matile. Cecil
Hlierwoml nml ilenry "Honolulu"
lluiihea. half backs, and t ali (III
more, fullback, niiike up a power
ful combination with It I p h
Itucl'ke, iubslitllle fllarterbaek
last peat, runnlnic the team. Hack-
ftl'ld. 4'OIW'I ve Hlreilltth Ih Rood with
n .yd Owen nnd c.nl Metien, half
b.'i'.ka, Johnny IClsmnn. fullback!
amp linker MoniKomery, nuai tvr-, urday nnd play their first confer
back on hand. . -, (one kihiio naalnst Southern Call
VI bMiviT meet Ihe Catlfoililn fornln at I.nri AnRclea the follow
Acirleir at foVvallls, Ore, next Sol- ling Sntuula).
hUGGINS
ployed. It was said t St. Vincent '
lh.tr hiu enn.Illi.m wn I
"very Krave" ns a result of coin-
!llcat ions fi-oin int lueir.i and
t't-yHii'la:
TO PLAY HERE
Course Qualifying Play
Starts October 1 1
Finals Sunday, Oct. 13
I
The present golf tournament
which concludes tomorrow has
been such a success that officials
i of the Aledfoi-d (lolf club have de
j elded to put on a golf tournament
on a large sca.e next month a
trenl one to which nil amateur golf
;ers In southern Oregon will bo in-
viied. .
This will he known as nn invita
I tion tournament for the amateur
championship of southern Oregon,
! InvltailonM being sent to all golfers
' the state who live In Jtosehurg
and south Including Marsh field,
rants I'ass, Klatualli I-alls, Ash
land, etc.
! The tiiiiinament will start with
the iua II Tying round fin October
) Ith. and will conclude with (he
finals at IS holes on Sunday after-
I noon, October 1 :Uh. There will
It 1h the plan of the local eluli to
make this n permanent event, held j
annually, nnd it la hoped It will !
become the most Important ffolf I
tourniimeril In southern OroKon.
Don Clark, tournament commit-1
lee chairmen, and .lack llneston, I
j Ini .1 1 pro, v.-lll ' I' ive rharce of the j
'details of thi; tournament. The
1 loeal course Is now In better shape
,111011 It haH ever been before. beltiR
!! the opinion of K),lf experts the
best playltiK course, as far as con
ji.i.'ili or tnirwiiys uhd Kieens lire
concerned, anywhere between
. I'orilaud and Han I'lanclsco.
I S. A. Hok-ks, earelaker. Is Rlvon
front credit for Ihe hard work he
LUMBER YARD PLAMNED
FOR GOLD HILL TRADE!
fioi.u JMi,u on-., Hi-pt. 2.
f Kpi' Inl f .Mr. .Vcim-nitiT, owner
nf llu- HJt Wm III nn I'oolM ereek Ih
e(tr,nldtrli) tho Installation nf u
Inmber yniil hi-ii nmin, innlor
the nifimu;''niPiit of Kut'I Adntnw.
A new plum-r Iuih rmnil' nddr.
tn th mill equipment, Ih lif-in
npiiiited by Hob Adutiift.
STEAM SHOVEL WORKING
ROAD NEAR EAGLE POINT
KAfil.i: POINT. Ore., Hopt. 23.
iMpeclfil.) Tho Hteum Hhovel
eitme In from tin- Unite Tall din
Mlet Thiitfd'iy nml In ut work on
ih T. K. Nh-lud roiiil. where they
will it ravel V, mllert nf new Rrndo.
Thin in un f the new n;idn pn
mn'tl hy the KitRlo I'idnt irniiH.
INVITE GOLFERS
OREGON
nrn RiioninMoi J
lUVtK IVIIMIUI'
i
Seals Tumble to Third Place buck tangles witii c. o. Larison
tor the pre.sldetil'a cup eluinpion-
in Coast League Race T1, whh ai-iu-dnied fo.-
! yestenlav bill, owing tn govern-
Portianclers Break Even!
in Double-Header Against :LniU;uS lt!
Senators-
tiy 1 In Atsnrialett Ir"ss
With ft.ur Kit'in-s iiit nf .seven to !
' tln-ii credit nr the week's serlrH I
! a Kill list Lot Angeles. 1 lellywontl
llnil.iy el tile 1'aeil'ie CiKtst, leaKUf j
lMWintf a full n:tTiie s intii Kin over
th NeetHHl plaee Sun Kianeiyen
AHssioii Iteds. Tho Seals, whu Cm
a -iiiitii' of days haskeil in the n j
pt trill itn hy WillllfhK three nt llu j
iveii uutiMH from tin ltel., were:
hack in third pluro. I
Only twd weeks reinain hefore
ihe Ctmsi ly;ique season ends and
the second half season efiampions
are named. .Meanwhile, the five
elulm in the first division ver stilt
hunehed elosidy at the top, and Ihe
winning huk relation reniained us
imii'h of a problem as ever.
The l idly wood learn won hnLti
sanies ot their douideheader with
l Ihe Anpi ls at Wriley Field yes- f
jtei'day. In the firct name Shellen
j Iiaek anil Kollins clouted two
homers, each with two men nn
' ' irlylo and Jacobs also
tm iied in eiicuit lilts. Thn scurf
,,f th" fl,st Kin
t lie first K" as 2 to 4.
In the second K;lme the Stars" won
9 to 0. Uiv.7. Wet'.-1 blanked the
(Angela With four hits 111 the seven
inning nightcap.
rounding early to collect four
I runs In the first t'.iree frames, tin
.Mission Keds won the first K'liuc
.a gal list the Seals at t lie creation
l ark 1 4 to f. and In the afternoon
they repeated the process with a
score of 1 2 to 'A. Hoone of the
.Missions clouted out two homers,
one in the fifth and ono in the
sixth. The double victory put the
Missions back as chief contenders
for the league lead which tliey
havo hold Hiivornl times UiIh sea
son. 1'nrtlnnd broke even In a double
header with Sacramento but took
the series six games to two, Juilk
Walters nf the home team, former
ly from Han Kranclsco, defeated
the Senators in the first Kiune 0
to 3. In the second game lie failed
to duplicate the feat nnd the Cali
fornia boys won. It to 0. ,
Kainy weather at Seattle caused
postponement of the Seatlle-Oak-
I land (loubleheader.
Radio Program
KMED
Mall Trlbuna-Vlrgln Station
228.9 Meiers 1310 Key.
Monday, September 23
i P. M .
(I to 6:15 KMKI).
Gill", lo 6:30 Nhws nnd War-
ket Itopoita hy Mull Trib-
tine.
6:3i) to 7 Mnddcn & Jen-
nlnsa Tiro Shops.
8 to 8:3(1 Knda Trnnnfer.
8:31) to ft The Campbell Shoet
Mnlnl Works.
9 to 10 Mono Motor Oil Co.
Tuesday, September 24
A. M. .
9:30 to 10 Lawrcnco. Jowolor.
10 lo 10:30 Southern OrcROn
Klocttic.
10:30 to 11 Domestic Ijiun-
tlry.
11 to 11:30 M. M. Department
Store.
11:30 lo 12 Tho Swcm Gift
Hhnp.
12 Noon New Plushes It v the-
Mull Tribune.
P. M.
12 lo 12:30 Boone & Kindle
12:31) to 1 :30 Monnrcli Seed
& Feed Co.
1:30 lo 2 llusinesn CoIIoro.
2 to 2:30 People' Kleetrlc
!
1
i
I
I
Hlore.
11 (o li: in KMKI).
6: 15 lo 11:30 New nnd Mnr
knl Heporls by Mull Trib
une. 8 to 8:30 Pin Tall Market.
8:30 to 9 ItoitKn Itlver Clin-
nlnt! Co.
II to ID The California Vro-
Hon Power Co.
I
I
r,1n"lflpt ndverflslni: rnf" ronlt.
LaJLSslJL-
J mmmmlmnfr lilt i I i.V JT
L!
Anyone who -wishes to pee a hot
contest and good golf may do so
by koIiis out to the Medtord Ucnf
club any time between ft a. in. und
J li t l,it.,,i. vnn' u'lintt AW Uti,.-.
caod sporistnanship, icftisrtl to al
low II.
All the dope fayoiK LartKon tn
win for ho is Hhootinn in the SU's
and Starltiiek litis to Kive him nine
strokes on each IS in (lie IW-hnle
match. The nlf nitiil pilot, how
ever, la playing n pretty nume now,
is particularly strong as a competi
tive: plr.yer and the present handi
cap tournament lias shown that the
ttiiinher of Htjokes a man gets in
often not as important as where lie
lltnipens to get them.
Ho a veal contest la certain.
CI lii II Hooks Hig One.
AVAkON, Santa Calaiina Island,
i'al.. Sein. iP) Winston
I'lmrchil I. P.rltUh rfMtesman.
cniiKot a ISX-pound swordfish 50
minutes after starting nn his tlv.K
deep sea fishinir trip. .
NEVER wait to see if a headache,
will "wear off." Why suffe
when there's Bayer Asrin? The
millions of men and women who
use it in increasing quantities every
year prove that it does relieve such
pain. The medical profession pro
iiiomices it without effect on the
heart, so nscit ns oftciv as it can
spare you any pain. Every druggist '
always has genuine Bayer Aspirin
for the prompt relief of a headache,
colds, neuralgia,' lumbago, etc. Fa-
! milinrizc yourself with the proven
I directions in every package.
Aspirin th inde mark of Bam Jfunnftctmt
tit Minoaicetlcftclflctr of SUcylicwld
WB DZVZL0F
Films Free
West Side Pharmacy
YOUB BXZALL ITOU
Open 8undyi nd Ertnlnga
AU th Tima
n Ajao Hour arm. tmoita 14
k Complete Clzandio j
3
I haven't stopped
admiring my
wonderful
showing of new s
fabrics since they; ;
came in 1
I don't remember when I
have been so ENTHUSI
ASTIC over my VALUES
as I am this season. '
If every man around here
knew what I am offering, '
I would have a MONOP
OLY of the Fall clothing
business of this town I
Upstairs.
SASPIRIN