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MEDFORfl M3TK fRTBTJS, MM)F0RB. OKEfiON, FRIDAY. OCTOBER 11. 192.-
FOUR CLASHES
WILL FEATURE
GRIDIRON ft flU
. 49,000 SEE CUBS AND ATHLETICS OPEN SERIES
All Members Western Con
4 ference to See Action
' Cougar-Bear Contest May
Be Close Trojans Fa
1 vored at Seattle.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct.. 1 1.
Four conference elashea head to
morrows lint of football exhihi
tlontf for Puelfic coast fans, with
all . 10 members of the western
gridiron loop swinging Into action.
Three teamu fare conference op
ponents for the first time thht e,
son, unci two of the elevens figure
in one of the outstanding clashes
of the 1ny. They aro the Cougar
eleven of AVuslilngton Htnlw col
lego, and the Hears of the L'nlver
Hlty of California, who will come to
grips. In the Herkelcy stadium.
...The Cougars gave, the Hears
plei)Ly of troublo laat year, and al
though they lost 13 to 3, the prin
cipal c?uso of their defeat was six
punts that Halfback Porter 1-nln-harth
had blocked. The result of
tomorrow's gamo will probably not
find more than a touchdown dif
ference In the score.
The other major clash of the day
finds the Southern California Tro
jans battling the Washington .Hus
kies. Karly In the season, this con
test was looked upon as one of
the crucial games of the M2U con
ference race. Hlnre last week's tie
between Washington and Montana,
however, the Trojans have been
Installed as great favorites to win.
At Los Angeles, the Stanford
Cardinals, with their conch, I'op
Warner, 2.000 miles away, sizing
up the Trojan-Husky encounter,
will run "p against the baby of
the conference, the University of
California In Los Angeles. An over
whelming victory for the Cardin
als Ik anticipated.
' Th.e other conference encounter
will be- between Idaho and Mon
tana, the two mystery teams of the
loop.
Oregon State will meet Columhl.i
University of Oregon nt Corvallis,
and Oregon will tangle with Wil
lamette at Nugene, In the two non
ennferenco clashes that round out
the day's activities for conference
Roofs Near Shibe
Will Accommodate
Many Series Fans
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 11.
(A) Homo 1200 persons will
puy to see the A's and the
Culm pluy the third game of 4
4 the world's series today but
their Investment will not he
4 counted In the day's receipts
at Hhlhe Park.
"These fans will be accom-
modated In temporary seals
htillt 'atop buildings along
$ Twentieth stroel, which faces
4 the liiill park, 4
4 prices of tickets range 4
from $10 to 26. The owner 4
of one of the larger places 4
spent Iftuu to build 175 seats 4
to conform with city building
4 regulations. Me expects to 4
4 get $11 a seat, the extra did- 4
lar to go for the government 4
4 tax. 4
4 4
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BLEACHERSEEKERS AT
PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 1 1 . V)
Five hundred more person know
today what It In like to lineup all
h Ik lit walling for a ticket to a
world's serh'H bull game.
That Is about all there was new
to the night before vigil kept tint
hide Hhlke i'ark last ntght.
Most of the funs who made the
long wait for firm elm nee at the
i'Mto general ml mission sen is of
fered for sale beginning at 0 a. in.
Wore young boys, so It m-eniM safe
lo assume that It was their first
experience of the kind since It aw
14 years ago Hint Philadelphia!!
snt In on tiie nnninil elnsHie.
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Hours before the Cubs and Athletics clashed at Wrigley field In Chicago In the opening game of the
world series, the bleachers were packed to the rails, as the picture above shows. Hundreds were waiting
at the gate at dawn and ccorct had been there all night. When the game started 49,000 fans had swarmed
Into the stands.
LARDNER'S HUMOR jCAREy AND BMOFf KENmlOCAL "
RELEASEJJBY "ROBINS; PQQTBALL SQUAD
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SEEN M. COMEDY
BASEBALL TALKIE
The laughable baseball comedy,
"Fast Com puny," which opened a
three days' engagement at Hunt's
Craterlan theater yesterday, Is a
peculiarly appropriate attraction
for that p 1 a y
house, running as
It does, concur-'
rently with t h ?
Chicago C u h -Philadelphia
A th-j
rles games. Putt
this Is not t h -
only good . thlngj
of the entertain
m e n t program !
which Includes ;i
BILL RODGERSi
DUCK MANAGER
RESIGNS POST;
PORTLAND, Ore., Oct. 1L (A1)
Pill Rodgers, manager of the Port
ia ml basfball club of the Pacific
Coast league, resigned today. From
Los Angeles he telegraphed Presi
dent Turner that he had a "great
opportunity to better himself" and
was therefore, handing in his
resignation. Itodgers has managed
the club since the middle of last
year.
Turner said today he had n man
In mind to take Rodger's' place.
Asked If It was Dill Kssick, scout
for the Chicago White Sox, he
said: "I can. neither affirm nur
deny that. I'm not ready to an
nounce anything yet."
Rodgers caino to Portland last
summer, replacing Ernie Johnson,
now manager of the Seattle club.
It was rumored here that Rodg
ers may purchase u third Interest
In a western league club.
LOOP SQUADS IN
S4 W i
Mvclyn II rent. I
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N'KW YORK, t...;. 1 1 . (I)
Official announcement of the un
conditional release of Max Carey
ami Dave liuneroft by Manager
Wilherl Robinson of the Rrooklyn
Robins was made today nt the of
fice of the club.
Carey, veteran outfielder, had
been with Rrooklyn since HCMI
when he was acquired from Pitts
burgh. Of late he had been used
chiefly in an advisory capacity and
as coach. (.
Bancroft, one of the game's out
standing shnrOdops, cam 6 to the
Robins in 1028 from lioston where
he hail managed the R raves for
five years.
LEGION AFTER SCALP
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Kox in o v I etone
newsreel with nn
address by Pre
mier MaeDonnld
of Knglaud as one
of the features, a
Pat Rooney fam
ily short talking comedy
Royal I'ulr," and n
"Humorous Flights."
"Kant Company" Is a rollicking
comedy that depicts a colossully
conceited small town "sap" In the
sticks, but nj'cal ball player, nev-i
erlheless, successfully breaking dl-i
rect into the New York Vankoos, !
big league team and by his bat I
prowess winning the world's chain-1
plonshlp for them.
While Its situations, capable act
ing and humorous wisecracks are
especially relished by baseball fans,
nnn need not understand baseball
or be a fan to thoroughly enjoy
"Fast Company.", Although the'
comedy is not of the slapstick kind
this talking film keeps the audi
ence In an excellent humor all the
way. bringing forth chuckles, mild
laughs n nil at times as the plot
unfolds, boisterous laughter.
It has roina nee. too, and fast
net io iV. and the baseball scenes,
depleting spring practice in a
southern training camp and epi
sodes from the final game which
won the wold's championship, arc
especially Interestingi
.lack Onkie. as Miner Kane, the'
great ball player from the bushes.
who remains nVap otherwise to the
end, Is the star of "Past Company."
which also features Richard
"Skeels" Callagher as Pert "Wal
ker, the team scout and sort of
caretaker of Klmer. and himself
another likeable screen comedian, j
as runner-up In Onkie. j
Sam Hardy In a straight part.j
as the team manager, and Kvelyni
I treat Mid Owen l.ee as a team I
In a Khter act In vaudeville, are
others of thi' cast who contribute
much to the success of this film
story.
.Miss Rreni has one of the best
nut urn I speaking voices In the film
world, and Miss Ice's wisecracks
Mid general hard boiled nttitud"
furnish many of I he laughs.
All hough the dt atomic episodes
between Onkie and (lalhigher fur
nish the principal mlrlu. there are
many other laugh producing bits
scattered Ihrouuhout. and tlu'
lines nhmv the Irrepressible Wit oft
Ring I .anl tier, (ho humorist, who j
wrote the story.
. Ml met- remains nil through the
story, dtplte his persistent con -1
ceit that he Is the greatest ball
player In the world, n very lovable.!
clean and human person
It. A. K. I
PORTLAND, Ore., Oct. 1 L (yp)
After Thomas A. Sweeney and
Dr. ( (J. Hahlti, reprcsenutlves of
the American legion on the mu
nicipal boxing commission, had re
signed last night, the command
ers' council of veterans organiza
tions launched a campaign today
to ftirco ult other members of the
commission out of office.
When It became known that tho
(wo resignations had been given
the mayor, rthe commanders' coun
cil adopted resolutions calling upon
other members of the commission
to surrender their offices.
Brothers Play Football
PHILADKLHIIA, Pa., Oct. 11.
(A1) Klvo pahs of brothers will be
available for action in one football
game here Saturday. Hnnnvcuturu
has three sets and Temple two.
TO PLAY G. PASS
Weakened hy tho ineligibility of
Malcolm Sline, Htur linltlmck and
Kround KiiiniT, tile Medford liiKli
Hchool fooitiiill tuitm will play the
CrnntH I'uhs high nehool lit GruntR
Push tomorrow. The ousting of
Stine wuh another "bud break" for
Coach HiiKHii. who stinted in to re
mold his squad on short notice.
He has plenty of backfield playerj
but they are nil green and Inex
perienced, and maybe an eleventh
hour star will ascend to take the
place of Stine.
The squad was out yesterday
afternoon working harder than
ever, and it can be said that the
line was functioning better (hull
at any I line this season, after a
week's drill. Neither the coach nor
the players were downcast by the
turn of events and took the ab
sence of Hllne as unavoidable.
The first blow was the failure
of Jimmy Mote, a linesman of prom
ise, to conform to the rules and he
was unable to play. Then Dick
AppU'Knte sustained an injury that
put him out of commission for the
season. . Then the line failed to
perform up to snuff and, finally,
comes the Stine Incident.
A lurge delegation of football
' fans will follow the team to Grants
j Pass tomorrow.
I Couch Hngan will take the fol-
lowing to the Josephine county,
capital: 0.- Newlln and Cave, cen
I ters; Sprague, Green and Custle-
niun, guards; Whyte, Dobbyn, Cun-
niughiim urn! I.owry, tackles; O.
j Hughes, C. Thomas mid Archer,
ends; backfield, Murray. Clay, Hor
; rington,. I'otter, .umhrunn and
j Mowman. There will also be a large
I detachment of reserves.
S. O. N. S. Grid Squad Perfecting Play
for Clash Here With Menlo Park
PRACTICE GAMES
SKATTLR, Wash... Oct. 11. (A1)
Tin fir.st Northwest conference
football RMno will be played to
morrow at Walla Walla. Wash.,
when Linfleld collej? and Whitman
college tannic on the gridiron.
The other four schools In the
conference will play practice con
tests toirmrrnw.
College of Paget Sound will bat
tle the l. R. H. Lexington eleven
at Tacoma In Us first grid game
of the season.
Willamette unlversityhas a hard!
assignment ahead in a game with
the University of Oregon at Ku-:
gene. - , - j
, Pacific 'University is scheduled
to tangle with. Albany college at
lumip in Forest .Grove, Ore., while'
NOW COME
me IMITATORS!
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phasized by the readiness of
others to follow. '
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ASH1.ANO, tire.( Oct, 11 (Kpl.)
The football squad at S. O. N. S.
Is rapidly rounding into shape
for Its ocuIiik Kami with Menlo
Junior coUckc nt Medford. This
Menlo bunch Is a team of heavy
caliber. They have beaten San
Jose State 12-0, and have tied
the Stanford frosh 13-13. Menlo
has always hail a strong team, j
I'ogzo, former captain of the Ios '
Angeles high team. Is Menlo's big I
shot. I
The Southern Oregon hoys -ill
have great possibilities. 1 lines. !
Howe, IMultt, McKnlry, Prown, and(
Matthews are showing up well In
practice as halfbacks. The full
back position s well filled, I'rowsc,
being the bent bet for this posh'
Hon, Prowse was a member of 1
the undefeated Normal team of
1 :':. . !
Then Is quite a fight for the
position of quartet-hack, tallan( ;
Kaiiffman, It. Smith, and V, Har
rett are showing up tho best for j
this position. Callnn Is a small,
man that throws a long shadow, j
Me pluyed formerly at Commerce:
hlnh of Portland.. j
Itarrett, former Newberg hit;hj
lad, also looks good. (Maude,
(Cloudy) llines, dusk 1'itll loterj
is undoubtedly the moxt natural
hall packer and passer iu the out-j
fit. Ills passes nro very pretty
to watch. TlinoH seemingly throws
t belli without effort. Shull, guard
and Matthews, half, are getting,
off the best boots. Shiill's kicks)
are beautiful, 'long ' high, and I
spiral.
On the line the SisUlyons will
be plenty strong. At center,
Schneiderman, McDonald and O,
Monro are having a merry scrap
for the position, lilght now Schnel-
dermim looks like the best bet.
The guards all show up well, Neff,
Shull, K. Clark and C. Clark are
the main contenders.
Xeff. a last year's let tor man,
looks especially good. The tackiest
are all big, fast and scrappy.
Tucker, Itrandon, Kii, Moo nndj
Wilson are contenders. Tucker
and llrandon nro lettermen. The
playing of Moo Is very pleasing)
to the conches, McXeul and Kas- j
hc-rger. Tho wing men all know i
their stuff. Ayer. MctJee. Iversoii, !
and I lunsakor all took good for J
t his posit Ion. A. vers and lverson j
.show up well. llunsaker. Com
merce high lad. makes up for his
lack uf weight by lots pf fight and
ability.
Saturday, October 10, at the Van
Scoyoc field In Medford, the Sis
kiyou will play Menlo, Anyone I
who likes good, scrappy footlmll j
should see this game.
ATHLETICS 8 TO 1 BET
TAKE CHAMPIONSHIP
cnirAoo. He, n. f.-m With
little rub money bring offered, the
Athletics today were an " to 1
choc to win the world series,
and were quoted at R to for to
day's game In Philadelphia. The
latter quotation whs subject to re
vision should Manager .loo Mc
Carthy start Charlie Hoot ns his
pitcher. With Itoot pitching the
Athletics wero only 6 to f choices.
Mack Looked Over 595 Players
in 15 Years to Develop Team
Seventy pieces of wood go Into
the making of a violin.
PMll.ADKl.PlllA. lP) Five
hundred and ninety-five names
have appeared on the Philadetphl-i
payroll in the IS years that have
passed since Connie Mack won his
last pennant.
The club records show that 2!!
players have participated In Amer
ican league games for Philadelphia
since the Oollln - Paker - Header
combination was broken up in Ul t
after the Huston Hravcs smother
ed the Muck It en In tho world se
ries. Three hundred ambitious rookies
nn hopeful veterans havo been it
Athletic training enmps In that
time without getting Into tho "big
show."
Pour years after Mack began
( breaking tip tho great machine of
; istio. '11, 1S and 'H. only Hum
oldring, nn outfielder, was left on
. the payroll.
Charlie (Irlmm. the Chicago Cub
captain, w ono of Mack's try
Units, seeking nn outfield berth.
The stars that Mack tried and
passed up to develop the pr.ent
outfit consilium a high-powered
aggregation. Among them nro Sam
i limy, St. l.ouls pitcher; Herb Pen
t noeK. V a n k e o- pitcher; W.illy
Schang, St. Louts catcher; Joe l)u
1 gan. Hoston Hraves; )ennle Soth
1 ern, Phltlko outfielder, and Charley
ijumlcHon, Cleveland outfielder.
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