MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUTE, MEDFORD. OREGON, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1931.
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BACKF1ELD SHIFT
TO GIVE DEFENSE
Veteran Pirate Team Sure
To Use Air Route Jun
iors Favored To Win
v Against Ashland Seconds
Medtord high school football team
comiiletod final practice thUi after
nooii for 1U eighth annual game to
morrow at VanScoyoc field, with the
Marehflold high school, potential ai
plrants for the state champlonahlp.
The Coos Bay squad, with nine vet
erans from last year'a team, will ar
rive this evening. In charges of Coach
Oaborn. A delegation of Marshfield
atudente will accompany the playe.-i.
.: Coach Burgher Will "tart the eame
line aa last week, but the backfleld
will probably see some changes In
order to get a stronger defense against
the forward pass attack which Marsh
'leld Is sura to use. White, a till
tackle, wilt be shifted to the rear on
defense. Flchther and Shell will bo
used as the mainstay of the defense.
All are fast and good ball followers.
Pirates Win One.
In the games between the two
schools, Marshfield has won but once
last year they routed the locals,
38 to 6. One game was forfeited.
The remainder wore decisive vlctorlf-s
for the locals, with largo scores.
""Saturday the Junior high school
plsys the Ashland Junior high at Ash
land. Ray Henderson's proteges out
Telgh the Llthlan kids, and are fav
ored to win.
The following Saturday, October 10,
the Junior high plays Olendale here,
while the Burgherltes are battling
Eureka. Cal., at Eureka.
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LOS ANOELES, Oct. 3. (AP)
Coach Paul Schtssler today brings his
hueky Oregon grldslers to town 36
of them soeklng to duplicate the feat
performed by Bt. Mary's last Satur
day when they defeated the University
of southern California football, team.
The busy Boavers were expected at
Olendale at 10 a. m. -In the afternoon
they will work out briefly at the
Olympic stadium while Coach Howard
Jones gives his Trojans their final
dxlU. '
tioach Jonea Indicated today he
might use Oatus Shaver both at full
back and quarter, switching the big
blond youth to full when Orvl'ie
Mohler goes In at quarterback, ao he
will still have Shaver's passing aotnty
,to rely upon.
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FOR OREGON TILT
MOSCOW. Idaho, Oct.' 3. (API
Well-tutored In strategy Oregon
Is expected to use at Portland Sat'
urday, the University of Idaho Van
dal football team entrained tor the
ooast today.
Since the last geueral scrimmage
Tuesday, Coach Leo Calland spent
two days finding weak spots In the
Oregon offense, as detailed by
scouts , Practice has been along
tactical lines, consequently the Ina-
hoans expect to .take the field
without Injuries. .
We might not win," Calland
aid, "but again, we might. On
paper, Oregon doesn't appear to
be much stronger than we are.
- SQUARE CITY SERIES
CHICAGO. Oct. 2. AP) The
White Sox and the Cuba were all
square today mi they moved their
fight for the city baseball champ
ionship over to Comlskoy park for
the third game.
Breaking the charm held over
them for 17 consecutive Innings by
the White Boi pitchers, the Cubi
squeezed through with a thrilling
1 to 0 victory at Wrlgley field
yesterday to deadlock the aeries
and Insure Its life past the four
game mark.
Veaterday'a game, was a tight
hurling duel between puy Bush
and Praaler.
LIHLE WORLD SERIES
BT. PAUL. Oct. 2. (AP) With
their little world aeries all even at
one game apiece. Rochester and Bt
Paul had an open date today.
The Rochester Red Wings, champ
ions of the Internationa) leamie
squared the count ynstertlay with
0 to 3 victory over 8t Paul,
pennsflt- winners of the American
association. The Saints won the
flrit gam 4 to 0.
The series will be twinned Sat
urday, with the fourth'game Khed
ule4 lor fiuuday.
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Series Hitters Compared
NEW YORK. (AP) Here's how the
letlci and St. Louis Cardinals, based on averages near
son, stack up In batting power In the world's series;
Position Athletics. Average.
First base Poxx
Second base Bishop ......................
Shortstop ....,... Boley
Third base ....n.m..Dykes
Left field . ........Simmons
Center field ....,...Haaa
Right field ...Millar r
Catcher ....... . Cochrane ................
Football Games, October 3
FAST
Teams Place
Princeton va. Amherst...,.. ..m.........Prlncton .......... ,
Army vs. Knox .... West Point
Harvard vs. Bates Cambrklgt
Dartmouth va. Buffalo... w.M...HH....Hanover
Columbia vs. Union.... w Nsw fork
Cornell vs. Niagara...... ..-..Ithaca .
Yale va. Maine. .New Haven
Navy vs. William and Mary....-.... :.Annapolla
Pennsylvania vs. S'varthmore..w.-..Phlla1elhla
Brown vs, Rhode Islard Providence .........w ...
Colgate vs. St. Lawrence ,. ...Hamilton .....................
Davis and Elklns vs. South Dakota Elklns ..................
Carnegie Tech vs. Wash, and Jeff ...Pittsburgh ..................
Pordham vs. West Virginia ..i....New York
Oeorgetown va. Western Md....... Washington
Holy Cross vs. Providence ..Worcester
New York U. vs, W. Va. Wesleyen New York ,.,
Syracuse vs. Hobart............ Syracuse (night) HW
Maryland vs. Virginia... College Park
CENTRAL
loVa vs. Pittsburgh ..
Indiana vs. Notre Dame
Northwestern vs. Nebraska...
Ohio State vs. Cincinnati
Illinois vs. St. Louis U........
Purdue vs. Coe .......
Purdue vs. Western Reserve
(Two Purdue games scheduled).
Wlsclnsln vs. No. Dakota State....
Michigan vs. Mich. State Normal...
Minnesota vs. Oklahoma A. & M
Mich, state va. Cornell (Iowa).
Ohio University va. Butler
ROCKY MOUNTAIN
Utah va. College of Idaho....... ...Salt Lake City
Nevada vs. Brlgham Yiung Reno
Utah Aggies vs. Montana State... ...Logan
Denver U. vs. Colorado Teachers
- WEST
So. California vs. Oregon Bute...... ...Los Angeles .
California vs. St. Mary's.,. .Berkeley .
Stanford va. Santa Clara.. .. ...Palo Alto
Washington vs. Montana... ....Seattle ,. .
Oregon vs. Idaho.... ...Portland .
Arlsona vs. Pomona.. . M Tucson ......
This Game
ay GOLF"
I really do not assume to say that
the good old days were any better,
but I Insist they were different.
Sir Walter hagen did not go but
In round 1 of the P. O. A. champion
ship. In those days. As Z recall It.
Sir Walter won that classic four
times la auocesston and five tlmas
In all. And back In what we my
be permitted to call the good old
days of 1023, It was rather Sir Wal
ter and Oene Saraen. If you get what
1 mean.
Sir Walter's cropper, over the ven
erable Peter O'Hara. the gentleman
from Verona. Pa., tn the first round
of the recent P. O. A. affair, mas not
by any means such an engagement
as closed the Pelham tournament
eight years earlier, though Sir Walter
was beaten there, too.
I had Journeyed out from Chicago
after watching Max Martson and Jeaa
Sweetser go 38 holes tc a decision
Mr. Mars ton's at Ploaamoor In the
amateur champlonahlp. And at Pet
ham another 38-holor was on tap.
The ConihatAiKs
A long, tough week of match play
the boys started with 04 In the
field, tn those days- -sifted the com
batants down to sir Walter and Sar
acen, and there was a clash at the
sixth green of the morning round
wiilcli completely Jailed to emUax
the Philadelphia Ath-
the close of the sea-
Cardinals. Average.
.292. .'..,.
...Bottomley ....... .341
.294........M,
.834
.270 ......;.,
3B1. .....;.,.,...,
.326.........,.
.383...,.-
345 MW
....Frlsch
....Oelbert
...Adams ,
....301
;. 201
,'2H8.
...Hafey ....
...Martin ..
Watklns
.. .2B4
...
.Wilson
1030 Score
........ 23- 0
as- o
61-14
3B- 0
10- 8
63- 0
7- 0
38- 0
36- 0
18- a
o-io
37- 0
41- 8
40- 0
14- 8
regulars with
...Iowa City
.....Bloomlngton
. ..Bvanston .....
Columbus ..
...Champaign .
.....Lafayette ...
..Lafayette' ...
....Madison . .
Ann Arbor m
-...Minneapolis
..East Lansing .
..Athens
13- 7
6- 8
Denver (night) .
Tl7- 0
7- 6
30- 0
37- 0
30- 6
30- 0
Sir Walter to Mr. Saracen's
That ts another story.
heait,
Anyway, It was Oene and Walter
In the finals, and Oene, who had wun
the national open and 'also the P. o
A. In 1022. was hanging on to nla
surviving title with grim tenacity.
After getting his feet back on the
turf following the little blow-off at
the sixth green In the morning, Oene
rather put the works to Sir Walter
and at the turn In the matinee ses
sion he was 3 up and apparently win
ning handily.
Then Sir Walter put on a rally that
carried the match square at the last
green, and they bega to work over
time. Tun Itlrdlea
Walter hod slight! the longer
drive at the par 8 first hole, but '.he
ball was lying very clew and alter
Saraeen hod reached the distant
green with a great spoon shot. Sir
Walter hit with his big iron one f
the most powerful forcing shots I ever
saw.
The ball did not tly more than ten
feet high, but It reached the green
3J0 jrards, perhaps mor. with that
big Iron. A half In birdie .
Sir Walter's drive for the tricky,
and now vanished, second hale was
around the angle of house and gar
den and tall tree, to a pleasant spot
alongside a shallow pot-bunker acros
KEELER
-By Pap
which was the flag very close. Bar-
azen went for the tall carry over the
trees and house In the angle.
: The towering shot caught the fol
iage, but the ball dropped wlth'.n
bounds, over the fenor angle, but !n
deep rough 00 yards from the green
It looked like victory for Hagen for
one minute. The next minute, Sara
zen had pitched 18 Inches past the
pin.. , (
YESTERDAYS
RESULTS
The score: R. H. E.
Los Angeles 8 9 2
Oakland 4 10 0
Hermann and Schutte; Pearson
and Read-
Second game: B. H. E
Los Angeles 3 6 1
Oakland . ; . 0 3 2
(Seven Innings by agreement ).
Moss and .Campbell; Thomas and
Read. Pool. '
The score: R, H K.
Seattle 18 1
San Francisco 3 10 1
Keating, . Bottomley and Bottar
lnl; Davis and Mealey. .
The score: R. H, E
Portland 10 8 3
Hollywood 8 12 1
Orwolland, Fltapatrtck; Vde, Johns
McEvoy and BaAsler. .
The score: R. K K
Missions - 2 6 2
Sacramento 8 11 1
Caster and Hofmann; Collard, and
Wlrta.
HOW THEY
STAND
(lly the Assoclnted Press)
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W. L. Pet.
San Francisco 58 37 .803
Oakland 65 43 .881
Los Angeles 81 43 .840
Portland ; 49 45 .531
Hollywood . 43 40 .587
Sacramento 41 53 .441
Mission 30 S3 .430
Seattle . 41 65 .437
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FLAG SCRAW!BLE
Double Loss To Angels
Brings End To Hopes
Beavers Profit By Yde's
Wildness Beat Hollies.
(By the Associated Press)
Los Angeles, out Itself as far as
winning the second half of the coast
league season goes, eliminated Oak
land last night by taking both games
of a doubleheader.
Oakland was defeated by scores of
8-4 and 3-0. Burns, Angel first base
man, was the hitting star in the first
game with two doubles and a single.
With the way cleared, San Fran
cisco advanced further toward win
ning the season's second half by de
feating Seattle 3-1 for the Seal's
third straight victory.
Emll Yde, Hollywood pitcher, was
generous to the Portland Beavers,
walking ten of them In his seven- and
two-thirds Innings on the mound,
which with a few hits the Beavers
got enabled them to take the game
10-5. The Duck's eight hits were ao
blended with Yde's passes that they
netted scores consistently.
Sacramento stepped ahead In the
final series with the Mission Reds by
winning last night's game 8-2. Wild
pitching by Caster of the Missions,
presented the Senators with several
of their runs.
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LOS ANGELES, Oct. 12. (AP)
President Hoover will -be personally
presented with a hand painted and
embossed Invitation to the Olympic
games here next summer.
The invitation, signed by Gover
nor Rolph, Mayor John O. Porter,
and William M .Garland, president
of the organizing committee of the
games, will' be turned over to Louis
B. Mayor, a personal friend of the
president at a luncheon today, to
be delivered In person. It Is 'on
sheepskin, bound In red leather.
ARMY-NAVY FOOTBALL
PROPOSAL IS STUDIED
WASHINGTON, .Oct. 2 (AP) A
proposal for a renewal of the Army
Navy . football classic In ' a post
season game for charity was refer
red today to Rear Admiral Hart,
superintendent of the naval academy
by Secretary Adams.
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Mack Plays Fair
With Fandom By
Pitcher Secrecy
BT. LOUIS, Oct. 2. (AP) Con
nie Mack, 88-year-old manager of
the victorious Athletics, explained
today why he. never gives out his
pitching selections In advance of
the world series games.
"I usually make up my mind
the. day before the game." Mack
said, "but then I might change It.
"If I don't tell who Is going t
pitch, I don't have to take any
thing back If I change my mind.
Now, that's fair. Isn't It?"
With Rod and Gun
Reports from Gold Beach bring
news that all boats were out there
last Sunday and -many fine catches
of sllversldes made. Steelheads were
also taken from the riffle, and fish
ing Is described as the best in -years.
Ralph Cowglll has returned from
Rainy Palls, w.here he put In another
shot of powder to help the fl&hway.
Thla has to be very carefully done
and much time is needed for Its
completion as the water has to clear
away the debris of the first shot be
fore the results and needs for a sec
ond can be detected. In the low
water the fish are going right over
the falls, not bothering about the
fish wheel. The big run coming In
at the mouth of the river forecasts
Improved fishing here In the near
future.
Hunting fatalities are increasing so
rapidly that Immediate action is to
be taken to enforce the laws. Captain
Charles H. McClees of the Oregon
State Police recently informed the
game department, according to news
from there yesterday.
One of the laws Is to the effect
that no person w.ho has killed a per
son while hunting may ever bunt
again m uregou ana pussession oi a j
hunting license does not reinstate
the right to carry firearms.
Records of the state game depart-
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"Lefty" Defeats Big Rookie
UEPTY GROVE
Paul -Derringer, the Cardinals' giant you it,; ti-ntr uuiu o.tfimi(yr
looked like the sensation he was expected to he In yesterday's world
series opener until the third Inning when the Athletics batsmen touch
ed him ror four runs. Grove pitched somewhat erratically for the A's
but bore down In the pinches.
ment are being checked to see that
no hunting licenses are Issued to
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