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MEDFOKP MATL TRIBUNE, MEDFOKD. OREGON, ' THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1931 PAGE SIX use radiation so penetrating as to convey messages to the earth and probably such messages are coming now." other inhabited world. some ol tnem eiui "- sbly beyond, our men ttJ level. It would be raan to ouj DR. SARPOLIS BY FALL ON CHEST Spec. COACHES CHOOSE Pro Pacj!v : " : y p PROBABLE LINEUP SESU ' INJURES OAKS AND SEALS RACE M FLAG (By the Associated Press) Perfection of forwsrd psss defame and orient, U the main aim (or the Medford high school before Its ganw with tht MaraMteld high aohool hen Saturday afternoon, and to that end Coach Burgher sent both the lint and second squads through practice until dark yesterday. The practice tonight will be the last hard one Tomorrow night there will be a light workout and skull practice, The Marshfleld team with 34 play- eis will arrive Friday evening. The starting line-ups of the two teams will probably be Marahfleln Medford O. Mtleoevlcb Holmberff Bralnard Duncan Mtntoyne Hall Enlund Hasen Perry Goodman T. Mltaoevlch Hughes flhreve T T a a a QB HB HB PB Cunningham White Mlncar Oelm Cave Walker Shell Zumbruon Flchtner Marshfleld substitutes: Mclnturff, Delhi, Baer, Kolen, Chandler, Ander son, Clabough, Curley, Brlgga, Forres ter, Kellem, Bchenlck. Medford: O. Harrington, Oallnskl, Latham, Llndley, stlnaon, Shaw, Ben nett, Rae, Knlpi. YESTEIaYS RESULTS The score: R. H. E. Seattle 4.8 I San Franclsoo ..... ........... A 18 1 Mcaraw, Hartwlg, Oliver and Bot tarlnl; Zlnn and Mealey. The score: R. H. C Los Angeles . a 8 1 Oakland 8 7 1 Ballou, Shealy and Hannah, Schulta; Omghead and Read. The score: Portland . . Hollywood Bowman and Woodall; Severeld, Mayer, R. H. E. -10 13 a .1 u a Bray and The score: R. H. I. is a 14 0 aiiiick Missions Sacramento WUh and Rlocl; and Wlru. . t nynn. HOW THEY STAN D ' (By the Associated Press) Coast W. t. Pet. .85 87 .688 .88 41 AH ..40 4a. .38 .48 48 .Sl ..43 48 .478 .40 8a .438 SS 81 .433 .41 84 .433 Ban Pranolsoo , Oakland Loa Angeles w Portland Hollywood ' Sacramento Mission! Seattle WASHINGTON HIGH WINS 25 TO 0 OVER FRANKLIN PORTLAND, Ore, OcV 1. (AP) Washington blgh school pounded Franklin into submission tn an In terecholaatlo league gam here yes terday to the tun of IS to 0. Wash ington's big, nard-httttnsr linemen contributed In major degree to the Quakers' downfall. Phone 88. Wen baul away your refua. city Sanitary Sarvloa. MAIL TRIBUNE DAILY CROSS-WORD PUZZLE ACROSS U Bur fabulous bird . eFTasraat . s. RotUnt IS. atounubi la Crete IS. Olr.w 14. R. 11 it loos fear Is. Device for blowing IT. Bird of prey ' 1. Centra) part 10. Vt.drstaadt Una n tl Stupefy tit. FY eh annuity 14. Continent. abbr. 'IT. ltavcnle door. It, Baluatrade '11. Arabic name - or fthar s. Run awar to be nuriied Solution of Yesterday's Punl lAIPlOIHlTrlB rV A N;t EUelLje KEINjT A U s mem Rfelppi. 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The only serious casualty In the Cardinal camp la the veteran right hander. Jesse Joseph Haines, one of the best "one-game" pitchers In the business. . , The Injury to Jim Collins, young first baseman, can be overlooked in view of the tine comeback of Sunny Jim Bottomley at his old post. : ijflth the possible exception of Joe Boley at shortstop, the A"s will put their championship line-up on the field .for the lint time at Bt. Louis. Dlb Williams has played so well In the short field that he may get the call even If Boley Is In shape again. Connie Mack's reserves hsvs x- ceeded his expectations. In fact, tt ts due to their ability and alacrity that the A's steamrolled all opposi tion t a time when they were be set by ailments and mlahape to the regular troops. The "club's performance, under difficulties. Is one of the most re markable In major league history and another potent reason "Why it will be favored to register three world's ciiamptonahtps in a row. " National Climbs Slowly.- Of the last IB world's series games. the National league has collected meagre three. One of these w scored by the Cuba in 1929, the k. international asTeemenut 8. Purr 18. Shoemaker tool , 11. Golf tens 14. Solitary It. A eon of Adaei M. Break suddenly II. Oase 15. Italian rrrer 14. Unersa 15. Slow-mortal animal SI. Repreeentatlr IS. ObMrred casually 10. Chars for the un of mone IS. Give for a time SC. Employer SS Support 41. Sue. character 41. Difficult, ti. Flower cont.ln.p IMbflPlolsmsi DOWN ' L Chert boa 8. Poem 8. Branch of 44. Watering place 4. Sent 48. Article of Let dow lwlry Type ra.asnraa 48. Pesret T. Word of 40. Ocean refuwl 4a. Cnncratnt other two by the Cardinals In 1930. On the basis of this Improve ment, even If It la alow, some sub stantial hopes may be cherished by the force of the senior 'circuit. - This domination cannot last for ever. There Isn't the difference In playing class between the two leagues that the series results would Indicate, it happens that the Ameri can has had two successive super aggregations In row the New York Yankees, who won 11 and lost four world's series contest In three years and the Athletics who have captured eight and loet three tn two year. This margin of 18 to 7 for the American league In the past six yra Is an extraordinary tribute to these1 two money-winning outfits. They have almply had too much class for tha beat that the National league could offer. After the A. L. forces finished shooting Ruth, Gehrig. Royt and Pennock at the opposition, they commissioned Simmons, Cochrane, Grove. Earnshsw and Pox to con tinue th -big cleanup. It'e asking a lot of any team to atop any one of these auper-atars. let alone combination of them when the going la dose and tough. A few of them are all-tlma all- etara. All of them would be on anybody's all-4ar outfit for the past decede- How to Beat 'Em. Good as has been the Cardinal ourvlng staff this season, good enough to outclass .the rest of the league without recalling so great ydungster as Dlsay Dean, It doea not figure to match the work of Grove, Barnshaw and Walberg or Hoyt, In eerie or over season. Two essentials are required to beat either Grove or Earnshaw: first, they must be hit in the plnchea; second, the opposing moundsman must be aa good or better. One or the other may traneplre. but the combination ts rar. , FOR 0. SI PASSES LOS AN08XKS. Oct. 1. (AP) Th Trojans of th University of South ern California will be at full atrength with the exception of Johnny Baker, guard, when they meet the Oregon Stat team at the Olympic atadlum Saturday afternoon. Baker waa In jured In the St. Mary's game and atlll was In civilian clothes when practice waa held last night. - Coach Howard Jons Is passing up drilling tn blocking and Un work to teach hta men a few thlnga about breaking up forward passe. Oregon State speclallM In aerial stuck and Jones is endeavoring to build up ft defene against that line of attack. Battle Scarred Buck Bagged By Hunter in Tejon YRXKA. Calif, Oct. 1. (8pl.) Sur vivor of previous hunting eeasona. a forked-horn buck with one foreleg ahot off below th kne and ft bullet bo through It ear. waa bagged by hunter In the Santa Barbara na tional forest. According to report from th Tejon ranger station the deer waa In Un condition with plenty of fat. Th crippled leg was still flexible at th kne Joint and the end was calloused showing that tt had at '1 been useful. Cheapest Insect Spray You Can Use Laboratorr-Tesiod Supor-Sironglh TVs Tak Lews To Kill Hi. Mosviulic-. Soochea."" Bed Bugs. Ants. Moth. Flas MOST POPUIAI THtOUOHOUT IHI WOIID With Rod and Gun Interesting newa of this locality and other sections of Oregon Is In cluded In the following release from the Oregon State Game commission: Nearly 3000. Chinese' pheasanta have been released this season by the Jackson County Game Protective as sociation from Its outdoor pheasant farm near Medford, according to H. L. Noblltt, secretary. A total of 4300 eggs were received from the state gam farms and ft hatch of 3840 was secured under out door condition with domestic hens. Most of these chicks were permitted to distribute naturally ' but 1100 of them were transported to various parts of Jackson county. The Ash land district Including Griffin creek and Eagle point received 834. Holding pens for saving female pheasants until after the fall shoot ing are planned for next year. All of this Jackson county propagation work waa done without expense to the gsme. commission except the fur nishing of eggs, snd sportsmen of that section are expecting exception ally good shooting this season. A drop of 460.000 In total revenues of the Oregon stste game commission from the high total of Mtt.000 of last year, was recorded at the cloa of th department's fiscal year Sep tember 30, according to H. L. More land, chief clerk. Most of the 683 agents selling hunters' and anglers' licenses have responded promptly with their returns, but the total for 1931 will not exceed 8390.000. Expense have been curtailed In all departments, only the most essential work being continued and substan tial savings have been made. Activity of leading sportsmen In each county to stimulate license sales ts .expected to partially offset the disastrous slump which threatens continuance of flai and gam propa gation work. Lakea and streams of southern Oregon received the following trout stocking from (he Klamath hatchery 01 toe Oregon state gam commission th last IS days of September, ac cording to Matt L. Ryckman. super intendent of hatcheries: Rasters brook In Jackson creek, 1400; Miller lake. 33.400: Sky lake. 39.300; Ma lone springs, 30.000: Fremont creek. 1400; Rovcc creek. 33.400; Wickiup springe. 33.400: Dead Hon lake. 18.. 000. Lake of the Wood received 88.000 rainbow trout. Coal, best Utah. 813.00 ton with free kindling. Med. Fuel Co. Tel. 831. 4 Broken windows glased by Ttow 0 ridge Cabinet Worts ws DEVELOP FILMS FREE West Side Pharmacy Suri. Quickest Dexxlh to PORTLAND, Ore., Oct. 1. (AP) Abe Kaplan, Montreal heavyweight wrestler, defeated Dr. Karl Sarpolls, Cleveland, by default here last night when Sarpolls was Injured and un able to continue after Kaplan had taken the first and only fall In 7 minutes 45 seconds withe a series of flying wrlstlocks. - After tossing Sar polls over hi shoulder several times, Kaplan came down heavily on the letter's chest. Sarpolls started vomit ing blood and physicians who exam ined him said he had probably burst a blood vessel. Sarpolls who himself holds a medical degree, was plainly worried over his condition and de clined to return to the mat. . Casey O'Dale, Columbus, O., and Pat McKay, Memphis, treated the fans to one of the liveliest heavy weight clashes seen here In months. It was called a draw after each had taken one fall at the end of five rounde. McKay took the first fall with a series of rabbit punches and head scissors. O'Dale evened matters with a crab hold. Basanta Singh and Vic Potter, welterweights, wrestled three rounds to a draw, spearTcaOtious IN PREPARING FOR E BUG ENS, Or., Oct. 1. (AP) Ore gon Is taking no chances' with Idaho. Thla la most evident as Doc Spears, head coach, pounds away at his loot- ball squad here, sending them to their showers omy wnen dusk oegins to spread. Moeller Is expected to start as qusrterback In the Idaho game at Portland Saturday. Joe Lttlard Is placed for left half, and Rotenberg will be at right. Either vMlkulak or Pozso will get the call at full. On the line. Bailey will be at right end, while Winter will aub for Steve Pletcher at left. Porsta will be at oenter, and Nllsson and Morgan will be on th tackle Job. Planking Forsta will be Wilson and Captain Schulx. JUN! A new spirit was added to the Medford junior high school on west second street today something that had been lacking since school open ed. A large, bulldog now stands guard over the school's trophies in the lower hall. - The plaster of parts dog, given to the student body by the Monarch Seed and Feed company, will accom pany the football and basketball teams to the places of battle. Several of the boys have already started plans for the construction of a ken net, and It is expected that a new collar. In school colors, will be given to him soon. The new mascot, occupies the place on top of the trophy cabinet where Medford high school's tiger formerly stood guard. ' Out flowers Crego asters, alnnlas. ISo Job. Mrs. Dres&Ui 1107 8. Main , Radio Repairing ANT MA KB SET H. 0. PURUCKER ELECTRIC WIRING CO. " KJ IV. Main Prions 933 JOHN C. CROCKER 908 West Tanth Too are Invited to present this ropon at th Mall Tribune and receive two FREE TICKETS TO A TALKING PICTURE PROGRAM AT THE As t Ouest Subscriber of the MAIL TRIBUNE WATCH THIS SMC8. 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Bowman pitch ed hit leas ball for Portland during the first four Innings but was nicked for 13 in the last five. Augle Walsh both pitched and bat ted the Mission Reds to an B-S vic tory over Sacramento. The win en abled the Missions to even the series. FRISBIE GAINING I Ray Frlsbee, the Medford wrestler and former member of the local fire department, ''who began as amateur mat man a year or so ago is making rapid progress tn the wrestling game and has been cleaning up quite sum of money with his frequent en gagements throughout the state and adjoining states, sometimes as main eventer In small towns, and other times In lesser encounters In cities. As he gains more experience his victories are more frequent and his showings' better. Friday night In Klamath Falls as one of the main events In Legion hall he will tangle with Win. Sandell of Dorrls, 190. for merly one of the best of the light weight . wrestlers. Friable, whose weight Is 190, makes a specialty of the flying head scissors. Superior Beings In Other Worlds ' v Is Bishop's Belief LONDON, Oct. 1. (AP) Dn K. W Barnes, bishop of Birmingham, told the British Association for the Ad vancement of Science today he be lieves there are other worlds than ours Inhabited by beings superior to man who even now probably are sending messages to the earth. , "I have no doubt," said the bishop, who Is one of the leading theologians of England, "that there are many 6-vlt. 13-plate batteries, g l-yr," guarantee . . . $3 Battery Recharging 60c Severin Battery Service 1528 No. Klverslde Generators, All Makes $3.50 to $8 Expert Armature Rewinding Prince Auto Electric Shop North Riverside FOREMAN & CLARK Clothing for A It See the new Tipton models . . . peak lapels, rolled shoulders ... the very newest shade3 . and fabrics. 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