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Newspaper Page Text' tfc FOUR - . ' ... irEDFORD MATL TRTBTTNE, MEDFORD, OTCflCiOK. WEDNESDAY.- OfTOKKTt 2; lm :' ; . - . ! : ,,w7 'SMOKING BALI 1 Home Run Hitters Ready for ge on Series ILL FEATURE ..: 2 .m by loss n SERIES HURLING 1 r ' i'. JZ. .'A .-",'- A till lllllilll lllilil I UK i - tff Big Three of Athletic Mound Talent Specialists in Speed Cub Mainstays Also Have Penchant for Fast Twirling. Ity Ainu Uoiilil Aukih'IhUhI IM-uhh Sport Kdltnr. MOW YORK, Oct. 1. ift The wutlii'H HcrioH liJilllrfioiit it 1 SI2U Jh porfeetly uiranK'I for n iron iimn pltchlnK pfrromiuneo with OtMti'KU JiuriiHhaw of the AthlHlcH, . and i'ut iMaluiit) of the Cubs, picked as the lending candldulea for th role . TIiuhu two fuHt-lutll rlKit-hand-et'N have thrived nil neason on plenty of work. Tin y have finished HtronKer than uny.of their ciirvlnij miitm and the probability now 1h (hat they will fnco one another at " the uiicnlne; duy fit Vrlslfy field next TueHday. .Malonc, at IviihI, Heenm a certainty, although Connie Alack would not hesitate to nwltch to Hubert .Mohch lirove if the wll : lowy Houthpuw mitnifcKled a huU den return to his mid-HeriHon form. . The schedule for the nerles ia ho ' a iinn (fed that It would be atto Kethcr poMHlble for Matone or i Karnshuw, uttHumliig they ore the flint Rumo Mch-ctlonM, to twirl four pa in cm, Htill having three day a ut real between oucli HwlKium-nt. Thin, of couiHe. would hinne on the HoricH going the limit of Heven Kit in oh. Two dayK of traveling and ihe Hunday of rent in Philadelphia, .. rIvo the pltchei-H more than the umupI amount of time to recuper ate. 'v The one certain thing ho far as the pitching 1h concerned Ih that It will be a fast-ball Holies. Tho ' "hlff three" of the A'h, Karnwhaw, (trove and Kuhe W'alberg, all have IremendoUH Hpeed, So have the main '(.'iih trio Mu lone, Guy jftiKh , :nnd Charley Hoot. . Otherwise the vital factor of mound work, considered (HI per ; cent of any wniid'n nericH battle, Ih largely Npcculiitloii. When he Ih "right," thorn in no better pitcher' in either league , than Grove, but the portMider has been off -form Hlnee July. . The Ked Sox pounded hhri all over the park In hht last appearance. It will be an especi ally heavy blow to the A'h If Grove docH not regain hi form for the i MerioH. Jio Ih the ace of ihe staff and Macltitin chances nf victory are generally considered to depend ' on whether he Ih "light." 'Guy Hush Wft-M the Cub ace until arojiml the middle of AnKD.il, but he liHHii't lasted a full game Htncc -then .until yesterday when he dropped a cIoho decision to the KedH. Will berg .Ihih been erratic; ho Ihih Hoot, although the latter pitched a 1-0 shutout thin week. Any one of several lesser llghtH In the pitching casts may come ihiu If the HlarH fade. The A'h have otd Jack ijuinn ami his nplt ter to rely on. Jack wnM pitching when Walter Johnson and Grover Cleveland Alexander Xvero rooltt.'ft , but he still has enough stuff, to Join those two slurs In the woiid'H hi' ties hull of fame. Tho Cubs have Hal Carlson, a fourili right hander of long experience, in ) Hcrve, aloiif- with Sheriff Ulake and - Artie Nehf, ttuyold GlAutoutlipuw ace. If it coyiOH to nfi tKsuo bo i Iweert relief iften. Alack Van rely :1 on ltomiueU. Slioi'es and limki1. STANDINGS OFtHE CLUBS (By the Associated Press) Coaat V. li. Tel. Hollywood M :t!i .mis MlHslon Hi AO Ms I.oh AnKelcH r.r -1 .fitiT Cortland SI :t .rie" San Francisco r2 -lf .r:it. Oiikliintl fil I i .MB Siicramenlo M til ,:!7I acallle 2i 72 .25S National W. I.. Vet. Chlcaito !." r2 .(!fi 1'lllnhtirKlt Mi lit .r.7;i New York - S2 till St. IhiIh . .... 7(1 "It .r.in Phlliididiilila 7'l XI .Hit lirooklyn 7 M .ir,l Clnelnnntl tlii b! MM HoMton f 4;. M' H7 ,:ifK GET NO SERIES SEAT C1I1CAOO. Oct. 2, tA'j Approx imately a million and n huH flol lnrs worth of "regrets" are being made ready fur the malls at the offlecH of the Chlrngo Ctihn, Al the HHine time, undr registered mall, will no (rlh (h urts ! thonc fortunate enough to obtain seat" for the two. and possibly three, game to be played here, A check of unfilled ordern allow ed nearly 3.V(hmi application turn ed down. ' Virtually nil reiuet Were for. two tlckel to each . .'f I ho three gatnx, rprenentlnif $1. 2r,0,0"0 worth of business the club wan conipolled to turn down for lirk of nentluK fHOllltlen. In addition, Prettldenl M'llllam tt(iM;n emlhifttefl Ihnt helWeen i2ft(.Ktn and $8I0,'OO wnn return id lo pflrfoim who cent for more I ?V ' : PM'WM i i "Bds D0n. Indians By; VUIKSl 1 1 LJ jv si I I : I 12 to 2-Scals Surprised; U J 1 a.lS? . TIiIk Is the lineup or sluggers for Ihe lill world's series. Uasrd on Hie .season's showing WIImiii and Jlornsuy liave lilt about. J." jnore lioiners lluui Slniiiioiis and l'oxx. lly .lay VfHS4'lst Sporlx Kditor AHHutrlated J'resa Keaturo Service. KKW YOliK. Afu?r siziiii; up the pretentious homo-run blu ing brigade inarching into Die l!'2.i world's series, you gel an idea that after all this talk about the Hue points of pitching and fielding, It may hy nothing more, than a mat ter of brute strength. There'H no denying that homo- WILL GET WAGES FOR ROUGH STL " TI-I.SA, (11:1a.. tlet.. !!. AH Hhll-OM, Hturiuy nettel of Ihe I I1- eauo White .Sox and liaehaM' i,W,t eelehi-nted miL-lllt of tho laxt .leen.le. Is In have a ehnnee to dlK- play his fistic prowess In the ring. ( DIAMOND BATTLER Teddy iTnyes, nsseclalo of Jack KcariiH and a famous trainer ofi4f4 4 4 fighters, In Tulsa with Al Fay, who meets Hahe Jlunt here Octo ber 8, announced today ho had taken hires under his wing, would put him In tralnltm Immedlalely and start him fighting this winter. Hayes met ShireH In Chicago lata week and learnei. that I'ae base ball battler, who has had great micccfs in his bare knuckle en gagements with other ball players. Including Mn linger Lena Ulack- liurne of his own team, was amid tlous to become a boxer, lie took Hhh entto a gymnasium ami watch- j cu aim worn wnn uie hhmi-h. "Shires weighs l!Kt In perfect condition and has the build of a fighter," I layes said, "lie bus great courage and tiie utmost eon I'hleWc In himself and his ability to make good In the ring." STANKHlil I'NIVKUSITV. Cal. Oct. y.-vV) Couch Pop Warner pVepared In uurm.'Nt today for the 1 !:,':) grid campaign after havini; whitth'd down n ;iattalton of CM dlual aspirants to a regular squad of furty-nlne. Hlanford in eels 1'nlverslty of Oregon here Saturday In their first conlereiue bailie. The list of men chosen for the varmty was announced as follows: Left end: ProHlon, Warden, Cratg. Aibertsiin, Wiltenali. Left tackle: Artmnu. Klabati, llrhmn. Kurlte. Left guard: Orlscoll, llueln, Wlbtou. Kc nobis, .McLcod. 'enter: lllenecke, Albert son, Taylor, .Mooniow, Mann. Ittuht .guard: Hiyscr, lawson, I'oiNtrr, Hard In, I annuo. lOght tackle: Tandy, Jtogue, Tluimpsi'li. Steinbccli. Kight cad: .Muller, N. Ill, Hush, Pike. Quarter; Klelsh hacker. Murphy, Crarv, .Marks. LtTt hnlf: Krentrup, Moffat, Itlntalu, Murks. ItlKht iinlf: ltoihert., Clark. Wln fl'K.,Hi;neri.i MAt. Fullback: Emailing, iSlmkllis, lllllmiin. Allen. Fights Last Night (fly llio A-xN-lnlnl I'ivm.) T X II I A . A I'l. LIS. lieol-Ke Kerwln. Chleaiio. nun Illlly Hose. I'lnclniiall. drew. I III). I)i:s Ml (INKS. I. Tony l.e Rourl, 1i-k .Molnrr. knocked out l-'ninkie r'cmi, I'hlladelplilii. 131: Tuck Hhaddon, tlmnha. Neli.. out linlnled Itrltt tlormnn. Minnemiol! . Ilu). LOS AN.IKI.EH. l.oni! Tn'il llau klns, San l.leuo. mil pointed Al Walker. New York, Utn. LOI'ISVILLK, Ky. Joe Kuer. I.niilivllle. knocked out Tony -iun-Omn, Clurimo, ii). WARNER NAMES nmninmi oniun A uiiumuM oyuau l -', lit Vr iP' Wj &S$ZWrk I The """yn-ootl btlirs, trying 1o fV ' vWTi " J&jtZ& I !ilui-k the fealhorB of tho J'ortlnnd I m,4 J ' ( ; jf v JTWL t 1 ' I S - Iu,kH In nn effort to hol.l on to ? Y44 i 7 U. ty'J$9l$&! JrZ JV S . the Pacific CWst lonsuc lead and r 'rwX-l&US " V , 2 h vA-.AW VH " CK-'ii . Sun Francloco MlralunN Hod. found run hitting Is going- to count heuv- There isn't much that can be lly In deciding the Series. That : done about it. It's up to such f:;t would be the case reardlcMs of ball flinirers as I'rit .Malonc, f.efty combatants, fur ihls 1 an era of Grov(. Charh-y loot and George homers even the pitchers hit Karnshaw to try to apply the 1 Im-iii . ; ; Filencer if that is jioHxible. l!ut when greatsluggpm like j The statistics show that, diiriug Huck Wilson. Al Simmons. Jlogersjthe regular season, these slutrp HoruBby nnd Jimmy Koxx arelKhooters have taken the minimum headed for the classic it Is time to give additional consideration to what the damage may be. Scrambled Egg Formation for Surprise Tactic ' WASIIIXCiTO.V, Oi l. 2. j (!) Cimrh l.ou Mttlc uf I ( 1 c o r x v t o v n, Ihih a- new ! ; fiirinntlun ho mils tho j "HenimMod vkk." The luid- i j die stai-ls off the fnrnintion. i I '''hon each man wander. t ahotit, annarently aiinteMsly on tn, fj(.( u R Mm , i a iu, i...i.a..i itw. i.o.v i ! hoIvom llelf Into the denll-ert 1 formation.' Utile l.olleVS It will watch mnny an opposing A i ! Inn iti tiim ti I lie . , r H , Coast League Yesterday Ity the Associated Press. It. II. I'ortlund Hollywood Mn hat fey and 1 Woodall; Wetzel iassler. U. II. 1: San l'raiielHeo Sacramento Thurston and I'rlloh: and Koehler. 1 I 0 tiotlld i:. ii. io. I.ns Alm-etes . :t Ti 2 Oaklaiol -I tl I lliu-ne and SandhtTK: ItaKlla Hurst and homhardl, Volknian. it: II Seattle ....... i , jMisaloll I ..v... Tl L' 11 tl ka llio and Itorrcaul Ureiiy.el. " ; ; ' i Pillettc and 10 DEFEAT CUBS ; XKW YOUK. Oct. -(.-Vi -Hack from Kuroiie, where he i pent his first vai-atlou in a iiuarter eiMilury. Tyriia Uaynioinl Colih ininiedlateiy Jumiieil into the world's hoi-Ich iIIh eusslon with a luedletloii that the Athletics would heal tho I'tilm; Su lierlor iiltehliiK mill Ihe "xpcrlonre contained In Connie .Mack's head will will Ihe series for fhe Athlet ics, llio .'intwlillo "(leoiKin l'eaclt" heiteves, "The t!uliH liavn tin one to stop Knxv. Simiiious nnd Miller." said Cohh. "If CIiIchkk doesn't i like hpeed, us I unileistiinfl ITteV ilon't, tlrove rii n he called upon til any lime In a short m-rles." L' t WILL OPPOSE OREGON STANFoUh rxlVKKSlTT. Till.. 'rt, .'. (Vt Thi' first t imfrmn oj i;iuun nf t ht sVn!im hrii' Sittur-" iluy iM-iwtM-n NiunfWd nml (Mckou univvrltlrM will uifrr nn oppr-' inntty tn at IruM nuo HHpttiiK tir Iron warrior fur liunom in tho Uphl of imiik "Ih 'mi Mill Noll. l;-itiniml Slunfoni , Miil. who t-nn torn a 200 pound tuckl like ti wifk of tiiuiiin, will riutv Johnny Pi'i'Htoii, who on ihr injnrt',1 lint. nn1 thim his rhunro lo linrnmo tv tv 1 1 V V fnhnmn t win a regular piwl tlon with tho varsity. .Wil, in the Itmnr nfinltivt tho Am Kranclyoo i 01mpl club lst wcv'k provoil a! nvplnttnn to Cnnrh Pop V iirnrr. Ho will ho tho fir't now hov In (ho utiH'tiiin line up Hii.tinlity, from tho distance' elouteis. lint the coming test mayj he just a little harder to fathom, j HORNSBY FATTENS E , E BY WILLIAM J. CHIPMAN Associated Press Sports Writer With a cold rain alonij tho At- i lulMie Betlhimrd pleventinK I ho few euHlern rhiuch Hcheduled in t he innjor leagues, yesterday, baseball ..((.. ... I 1,. Cl.wit.ttnll s i " ' 1..V .......... J where t lit Reds nosed out th" 1 champion rubs b score of '' to The g a in e fuinished Itogirs lllonishy an opportunity to collect three singles in four times at hat, lilting his hatting average Unco points to ...MV The seven out burst rarrliMl ll i m I" Ktniiiillt lilts aunillst tin- UhineliiiMi pitching corps before Ked Lucas stopped him in the eighth inning. The Rajah got four out of four on Sunday, winning Ihe game by 1 In It with his "llth home utn. I To still has a line chance to oust Hnbe Herman of Itrooklvn from second nlnco in tho National league hatting derby, hu 1 only a phenomenal spurt could ' carry him past Frank O'Doul. the' 1 eir apparent to llornshy's throne.! with fi nent mark of .;W". Ilernnin It hitting ,:;m. It was Lucas pith victory for the seventh-place Keds and Huy Mush's seventh defeat lor the chum pious. Fewer than 500 Inns paid to see the fun. . . i. -.-. SKATTUC, Wash.. Oct.,2. (I'l Willi a coiiit Injlinetion resiralnliiK oiinty and clly nllhlals from in- lerfeiiiiK Willi the hoNillK inalchel. I l.eo lmiski. Aherdeen linht henvy- ' weight, won a s'ashint; siN.round decision over Cowboy Jack Willis i of Sun Kraiifisco here last ninlil. Tony Tulerico of W'ulla Walla scored a leelintetil iinockoiit ill the firtnth round of the sivrduud seinl final over Gene (laudette of Yak- . invJi. They are lieiivywelnhls. j 'I'onimy .lefi'ers of Chehalis won u four-round decision over .MtUe ilrlifco of Seattle. f punishment VCASOLINE Ibu C ubs uniKfir to liuvc n lc since . Grove, Karnshaw and their fel low pitchers will be facing Horn by and Wilson, two of the league's hii:h men In the home-run busi ness, and such shock troop slug gers as Uiggs Stephenson and Kikl Cuyler. Malone, ltoot and company, will have some dangerous looking bars waved in their faces, too, for Sim mens and Koxx carry the front line home-run attnek for the Athletics. PROPOSED FOE OF, PortTL.WI). Ore., Oct. 2. (JP) Fred Lcnhart, Spokane light heavy weight, had an en My time defeating llenny Hill, San Frr.nt.isco, in the main event here Inst night." After Hill went down twice In the fir.-l round and was badly battered around in the serond and (Mrd, Kcfercc Louitil slopped the bout in ihe fourth round. Hill failed to lay a glove on Lcnhart during the engagement. Johnny lirity, Centraiia, won on a foul over Jiinmv ltcch. Tucoinn. in 11,.. ....,,,,.1 nr ih.. uiv-rmnil H.-ml .lohnnr Tral.ltas scor - ed an easy aix-muml ilpclxlon over IHrley Smith. Mickey Dnlan anl Tark liroze imni-lieii their way to a four-rnum! ileeision In the hest hout of the card. - lleiiiiy riill Is scheduled to flxHt i D GRADY HELPLESS AGAINST LENHART here hi a short time with flene ' Sliartans ixnve Jones's Trojan var-! (":r:.dy of Ashland in n main event sjly n u-sson or two In the way of; hout at tho Armory under the 1 snlnf. snappy offense forimulons. j pronioter.-tylp of Joe l'.ieUers;aff of Tnt 1'. S. O. eleVn alsOlW'aS Klamath Tails, and was annonneed working Vtn pass plays, so nppar- as one of the host flchterd in thientlv nhyent Inst Saturday In the northwest. U'drady may1 find TTi1 Ramn with the lTnlverslty of Call easy, as he won a decision over , foniiu at I.os Angeles. Lenhart In a Klamulh Falls hout; lutr-rcstint; In connection with last summer. However, tile Spo- tn( rumintr pame is the fact that kane l.enhart may he another fich:- 1 ncvon of the OreKon State suuad er than l)'(lrad)- met In Klamath I ,lrP married, while the IT. S. C. 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The Hollywood Stars, trying- to pluck the feather of tho Portland Hucks in nn effort to hold on to the Pacific Coast league lead nnd to Htuve off the advance, of tho San Francisco Missions Iteds, found themselves In troubled Waters to-diyf All the Stars were nble to get i f i-i mi Pm-rliiiwl In tho n t no-inn I ii& ' battle at Los Angeles was a basket ful of duck eg km. Tho opening nf tho duck hunting season mean' nothing to the titars, for the Ducks won with a 3 to 0 score. Leroy Mahnffey was tho fair-haired lud who won for Portland, allowing tho league leaders one tiny single for all their efforts. On tho other hand, the Ducks gathered eight healthly swafs. Meanwhile the Mission Ited-. winners of the first hnir of the season, cut th,e two-game lead of tho Stars In hah" oy defeat. n;? the Seattle Indian:'. 12 to J, at Keen?- athm ark there, and thus eon firming all expectations. It had been predicted that Hollywood would find difficulty wilh the Porl bnd club while the MM Inns wou'd have things their own way wita the Seattle tribe. The Seals, playing Sacramento In the capital city, were handed a surprise package in the form of a 3 to 0 defeat by tho Senators, it was one of the rare occasions Sacramento has won from the San Frnneis'co club. Pete Daglia of the Oakland club defeated Charley Home of Los An geles In a tight pitching duel at Emeryville, which ended 4 to L The seventh inning was a lucky one for the southern team. Park-r flogged one over the right field fence to ride around the park, bringing In three tallies. JONES RESPECTS ' I.OS ANIIKI.KS, Oct. 2. 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