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fPXCfE FTVB .1 Corrective Exercise Expert to Open Athletic Club for Medford Residents PLAY FOR FAST 7IUES-BETWEEN i nrnA inn at inn r T 1. V .- ,-.' .U 1 .:v'J ArFproftp matt TnrnryE. mf.dfotid. onEfloy. wkdt:stay. September 2.', iogn. HUSKIES MOLD CHAMPIONSHIP X 4 A S Power. Method to Be Dis placed By Open Field Ma neuvers Retain Punt Formations Veterans in Forward Defense. liy Frunk G. Gurrlo Associated I'resu Spurts Writer SKATTIjE, ept. 25 (P) To cap Italic on several Hpeedmers, th-J University o Washington footba.ll team will go on the field of buttle this season wlti. tfeiini: einphnHtn on r new style of piny n dis tinctly open same, in contract tJ the more closed in, powerhouse methods of former years. The punt-. formation" theory of attack, however, will continue to be the keynote of the Huskies' of fensive system which has proven a consistent ground-gainer since j its inception nt WushinKton. Coach Knoch BaKshuw nnd liis assistants arc in favor of continuing the punt J and semipunt formations, which j won favorable comment last year, t but arc injecting a variety of de- j ccptivc open field plays to take ad- I vantage of some exceptionally fast mm (-'..l.'.rv-. S 1 lit V v '( ft Vfr A.TOW VKHN'OX JAVIS As soon as a proper location can be found, Vernon Davis, a former i Ka n s:i s A t; K ic and a ra d tl a t e of Another reason for the chansc the Chicago College of Physical this season is that Itagshaw had , Education, plans to open the Med lost "Chuck" Carroll, all-Ameri- j ford Athletlc Chili of Corrective can halfback, who workd tho : Exercises. -Mr. Davis, who is also punt formation to perfection. j a wrestler by profCKnion. has had S'roiiKcr Tills iciir. long ejcp.'(ienec in this line of worn edge of osteopathy, .dietetics, elec tric niasKjiges, hydro-therapy. Through his treatments.. Mr Davis declares deformities'and In Juries can be corrected, Including curvature f the spine. The Chi cago College of Physical rCuIturi1 of which he is a graduate, is sec ond best In the world, said Mr. Davis, rating next to the T. M. C. III. Wndcac Wins 1H1IRPMRCHT i P w w w ASS? mo U PAQTQ BWXk iui liil unuioi f PALL O'ER PLAY i - The Washington toani. who won j and has a thorough working knowl-! A. coIIobo in KprinKflclil only two conference Kmes iist yenr, is figured a mucli Htrontfcv eleven thin HeaHon. Twenty-two men, fncitnlinK the completo 1U28 line, have reported bark for duty. With u veteran forward' wan, ami exec lent uun- rial to select from for his buck i field. HaKshaw eunshlern llle Btid ; sltnntinn this seitsnn one of the nrlRhtest slnio ho Joined tho husky staff nine yearn nuo. . . . i ..t 'I'ne veteran line is roiiiiiom-o im j tiani Jvraotz. center; ram j'-yi'. al-foot. 7-lncii captain, and Henry Wentworlh. tackles; Jack Seaman and Hill CIrcBor, B"'rds, nnd IHH S"vder nnd . Clarence, l'autzke, ends. ' . There is a-possllilllly that Jessup may ko to center and l'anl KchwaBler. Riant sophomore, to the vacant tackle berth. ' HiiBshnw ljlhs any number of ends to pick from, ' includlliK Tom Kddnmnii Walter Sahll. l-nrr- Westenveller and Itoy Squires, ie.ttertnen. ' . V . In the bai kficld, ilerle Hufford. fhishy sophomore ball carrier.' Is beliiB groomed for Carroll's posi tion, other . halfbacks seeking placos include , lllliott, I' u.l.v e r. Thiirle. Thornton. Johnny Stom bau.h ami Hob Itnzzard. veterans and fJordle. Jenkins, a newcomer. Charles Uosenltan, a 200-iiound trijile threat man, has been work ing at fullback, llosenhan played the position with, the . froshmnu uMimH luat venr Hntl was a. brll- iiu1.t trf..r'mi.r ( cat, knocked -out Joe Anderson i" ' Kor iiunrtei lmck BniTshaW bin the sixth round of their ellniina Johnhv Gbchall. a lettermun nnd ! Hon bout last night. Jack-Patrick and ;;:il .IlltlleHtedt. The Wildcat ' belted 1 'V ! I Solemn Tone Evident Amofig Players and Fans f: Mel Ott Ties Hornsby Homer Record(-r--Zachary Hurls Twelfth Victory. ,' f ; ' Two Principals On Even) Basis As Coast Race' Wanes Keesey Breaks Oak Spirit With Homer for Ducks in Seventh.- Hy the Associate! Press, With the San Francisco MisHiun Heds fighting toe to toe with the Hollywood Stars today for the Ia- eifie Const league leadership, and ; the Tortlitnd Ducks a full game ahead of the San Francisco Seals the 1H21I race, In itH final two weeks of play, assumed definite proportions. It was conceded thai the out come of the championship race lay moHtly wJth the lteds and the Stars, and the determination of the. bay city club no doubt ac counted largely for yesterday's vic tory by the Killeger crew aKalnnt the Vlttmcn at ltecrealion park here. The Mistiions romped off with the first game of the week's series 13 to l. Thus they tied with the southern cUib for the league lead ership, held by the movie land team for almost three weeks. The Missions lashed out 17 hits, which a lso accounted great ly for t hei win. The third paramount factor was the classy t pitching of Dutch Iteuther, who held the foe to but , 7 hits. 1 . Heavy hitting by the Los Anpe- ) lea Angels on their home lot gav; i them a victory over the San Francisco Seals with a score- of 1 9 to 7. Four home runs sailtd i ont at convenient moments aid i the southern club, but the visitors jouthlt the Angels, 12 to 10. Webb's 1 two hoiiiers; coupled with ons ch j by Sandberg ami Jacobs, resulted j : in six of the Angels tallies. Jim Keesey 's home run In the seventh with the score tied at six nil, broke Oakland's spirit and gave the Portland Dueks the first game of the series in the northern cityt 7 to H. The oaks outhit Portland, garnering 18 safeties off Cascerella nnd Chesterfield, while the Dueks connected only a dozen times off Craghead and Kaaleh. The Seattle Indians took a new lease on life and defeated .Sac ramento In the opener in the to 2. Ivuns. former Sac ramento hurlnr. allowed his old team males only six hits. . , Nk J9 Dick Robcrtton, dnd Al Coodmdn's Brunswick Orchcttrt Ity Wlilinni .1. Oilpmaii . Associated l'less Klbrts Writer Willi the attention of fa.na and "l'l.-iy'rK alike centered .upon Miller HiiRKlns' fiKht for Ills life in a rii.w Vnrti liiiwttirii I. ti uolcmn tone ii iLin"J " "" j wnH evident along the. big league Ate iiihikius. trail yesterday as tho afternoon's LOS- AMUCUJS. Sept. 25. 1 proKrin was unre-lcd. Melvin (ce HiuiKinf, tno Aeurat-Ka who- (lf.tl.P oianiM i.nd veteran Tom Zachary of the Yankees shared such spotlight as there was, Ott . with his -1 1st and 42nd homo runs Kn-,IU,,i Zachary with his 12th victory the Qecltan, who was ineligible last;tuiky galloper groggy In the first t in a senxon which has brought year, looks like the best bet. Pat-five of their scheduled 1 0-round J uim no defeats. rick came from the freshman team; rematch, and loosed a right hand, xt slashed a ball Into tho right nnd Mittlestedffrom a Junior col-: thunderbolt to Anderson's fnee ii n..id seats In each of two games lege. v ' tile sixth. Tie' bbiw npriHiteil a j t tin Polo Grounds, and hit Hagshaw wi'l be in a better po-1 couple of molars, the referee ; drives were instrumental in bring eition. to tell the worth of his men called ' It a technical knockout.! (ng the fiiants home In front In after their first game next Satur-j The victory cleared the path for: both encounters by 5 to 4 and 6 dnv In eattle ncnlnat Whitman i a mntch with Mlckev Walker here 1 to !i. The two blown enabled the f'vtllege. a imn-cnnfereneo eleven, i fctobor I young New. York outfielder to tie tho National league reeord made by liog-rs Hornsby In 1022 when tho lis. fnh won the major leaguv i crown with 42 home runs, i Tho Phillies rallied . sharply j iig;iinst Jnbnny Morrison in the eighth to pull out a decision over ! Itrooklyn.. by 8 to C in u slum- bang grime. Chl-k Hafey again pulled hts home run set with Jim Hottomlev on base, and as a 'result the Car dlnalN outpointed I'ed Lucas and Jheif woih u title yau sleep ' "7 Y -" - -nilJtf W i . u M FOR THE FIRST TIME YOU CAN COMPARE RADIO RECEPTION WITH BROADCASTING AS IT ACTUALLY SOUNDS IN THE STUDIO By The Most Dramatic and Convincing Test for Radio Tone and Reception Ever Made A 12:11 midnight, May 4rh last, using the facilities of Station WABC in New York City, before an audience of great artists, eminent radio authorities and skeptical newspaper men, Brunswick made the most dramatic and convincing Test ever conceived to prove "Studio Quality" Radio Reception. Every Brunswick Dealer is equipped to reproduce this test, with all its drama, with all its romance, right in his own store. It constitutes a demonstration that no other Radio has ever attempted. You will hear preat artists broadcast Just as though you had been in the studio of Station WABC, and, at the same time, you will be able to listen to the iden tical program as it wes received through a stock model of the NEW Brunswick Radio, miles away. This test proves that Brunswick has created a new ; standard, a new conception of Radio Reception which outstanding authorities have termed "Studio Quality" Radio Reception. j .This means that the Reception quality of the NEW Brunswick Radio is so perfect that you, as a listener-in, ore literally transported to the studio from which the program is being broadcast. You hear the artists as .though you were actually in the Broadcasting Studio f the elaborate apparatus that makes broadcasting dnd reception possible does not seem to intervene. TILT OCTOBER 5! This week the Hertford high rchool football . team will start j drilling for their , opening gamej here Saturday. October G, with the Marshfleld high .. school. It will be the seventh yeur In succes sion the1 two schools have met. Mnrnhfiekl never won a guiue, but has always abided by Its schedule. Once or twice they have been beaten by sllrn margins, and they put up a battle. This year, Alnihf leld Is touted as a possible state championship contender, and has a more or bsa experienced team, that havo been playing together a couple of years. They will be one of the toughest nuts the locals have to craok. AYhen the Med ford team Iln up against the Cooh Hay outfit tonight at 9:00 o'clock over KOW Brunswick Brevities goes on the air The featured artist will be BEN BERNIE the torch bearer of mod ern syncopation the mont colorful of directors a master of tho violin a sensation wherever he and his Hotel Roosevelt Orchestra appear. Tune in and listen to radio's most attractive entertainment. t .. ' ,174 Cld The NEW Brunswick Radio Is made in three modelt t Model.31 Panatrope with Radio, Price $272 -. 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Htlne will probably they will have five week of hard ' alternate with .ppb gnte, t.lav. practice, but no actual game. ; rotter aim zitimurunn in mo wue under their belts. However, the field, ferlmmagcH thl week and next The. uniind tho pant week ha-t will be na near regular content's J been nhowing aoiue form, wilh tin uh they can be made, . .1 line vharglng and the bn.kfh-ld Coai-h llngfit haa no fiiHt nti getting me imtehine-llke preeiH fceoud team picked. Ho 1i:ih four' Ion In it playH. unibrunn In scheduled, The Yankees went to ItoHton yesterday to open a brief and In conHip.ientl;tl wriea. but their mimlH were with their utrleken manager at 8t. Vincent's honpltal in New York. Tho falb'n eham- I'elng groomed uh the kicker and idiowK pronii.. In the nouthern Oregon confer' enee gamca thin week. (Jrantu I 'uhh piayii Klatiiath Kail- at Klamath F.iIIh. tlrants 1'at.a de feat" d CreKeent City lHt Saturday 6 to i), and GOLF TOURNEY ARE SENT OUT Invitations to aweua tho fouth n Oregon golf elm m p ion whip, to held here October 11-13. were Weed and Klamath ' k-m out today by the Med ford club. be part of tho st.iw. There will be three, and per hapH four, fllghlB of 10 playara each, and two Hllver cups for fifHt and runner-up pri.us in each flight. Thero will bo no haudlcapH, of cotirHe, but with four fllghla thero will bo a ehrince for any claHM player, the fllghtt being arranged according io cores made In tho qualifying round. , r Tho main prize htm been do- i nated by Inrry Schade, local Jew-j cler, and will bo known an tho ! Larry Hchfide trophy. On It tho winner of tho find flight will hnve his name engraved, and It will be nlng It three tlmoa. Tho Mail Trlbuno has donated a liver cup for tho find, flight runner-up, and other handflomo prizes havo been gU'en. All tho prbiei will bo placed on display ill: tho near future. In Stine who tilno Ih n forward l-'ullw plnyed n 7-7 tie. nil jfni11nr nrgnnlntit Ions In llilvri'in" the property of the nuin win- . New Comfort for Eyw i " See Dr. D. A. Chambers OPTOMETRIST ' 404 Medford Bldg. Cascara is Good for the System Wliat do ou do when a shitj 4 Rish system 'tells you the bowels 4 need a little' help? A The best tliiiiR ct discovered fV the purpose is still the little candy Cascarct I Take one when ever the liver and towels arc not functioning as they should. Cascarcts arc pleasing to the palate, and pleasant in their ac tion. You cat them just like candy. They work while you ilecp. Gentle, but thorouch. Cas carcts don't stir-up the stomach or upset the system. But they cleanse the entire thirty feet of bowels in one comfortable,- thor ouch action that leaves the sysi tern clean and sweet j leaves you j piopM Hevertlick'M won from tho f(IIlO!llHn U.V U if IMMurf 11 fTllWH of gr.OO funs i''lclirntln( tllo llUb'M annual Mm1m Kulh I'ny.'V The. vlrtory not only ndtiel -.u i'-Mh trlurnnli to Zm'hiiry'H prfict record, but nlBo. nlacrd .him one iriimo fm-llicr ajKMitl of -nny, win ning Tiiiirk vir ninrto by jiltbr .wrvico. When U lllle llmllln folmrfil with an untainted breath, un coated tongue, and clear head, ("aearrts arc made of cascara -long regarded one of the most 'I rrf.mlngwulor or. rinl-rosittlar bcnchcial laxatives Known to mca ical science. They arc sweetened with pure cine suijar ami flav ored with real licorice.' Children love them. So do most grown ups ! Why take anythiiie; harsh when constipation threatens? Whenever a dull headache, las situde, or sick stomach with loss of appetite warns you of poor elimination, a Cascarct or two is the most harmless form of help you could Rive a lagging system. Take a candy Cascarct tonight and sec how fine vou'll feel in the morning and for days after. HKalnst Trt l.yonrt'imd. tlio M'hllcl S"x In tlio nlnlli rrfUB't ' f.'vi-! land ye.HV'n"'J.V.-KtViJll rnsh rti to tli vriirun i.'-i i Inillitnf won hyy 7 Artrflnr Kprrtnu niti lii il Xh'trolt to a.O to 4 vlr- tory ovr.r tho llrown at Navln' flt'lil. Alvfn CnW(kr wajt hta vie tlm. ' . Th Athlrtl find the H'-natorM had an on-n daU:. , Fights Last Night fliy tbo ArwuclHtud Tr?) ' NEW VOIIKltiiby OoMfitoln.' Ni'W York, Klnticd Frndity Alcul b r. liurrulo. (S ): Annro K'.liPi'klH ItctKltim. outpuintfd i.'Miiada Ic:. St-w York, (10). ' CAIRO. Oa. W. U.(Toung) Strlbllnc. Macon. O.. fcnocckvdi -' """ CELEBRATING 19 YEARS OF GOOD ST0REKEEPING VilT!'ul'n'tF i . oiHjuhnny (Jlbbon KU l'uuJ.(J).