MEDFORD MAIL TRTBU5TE, MEDFORD, "OREGON, MOXDXY, OCTOBER 5, 1931.
Pl'QE THREE
Play-by-Play Account
3rd World Series Game
First Inning.
Cardinals: President Hoover threw
out the first ball, and Cochrane
made a miss of It.
Adams up. Strike one, called.
Umpire Stark went back and handed
the ball to the president. Ball one,
ball two. Strike two, called. It was
a fire ball. Adams swung and It
was a foul Into the stands. Adams
popped to Poxx.
Roettger up. Roettger grounded
out. Bishop to Foxx.
Frlsch up. Strike one, called. Ball
one. Frlsch grounded out to Foxx,
unassisted.
No runs, no hits, no errors, none
left.
Athletics: Bishop up. Strike one,
called. Strike two, swung. Ball one.
Foul. Ball two. Foul, ball three.
Bishop fanned on a called third
strike.
Haas up. Strike one, called. Foul,
strike two. Ball one, high. Foul.
Ball two. Ball three. Foul. Haaa
filed to Frlsch, who .made a. nice
catch In short centerfleld.
Cochrane up. Ball one. Cochrane
filed out to Roettger on the right
field foul line.
No runs, no hits, no errors, none
left.
Second Inning.
Cardinals: Bottomley up. There
was a short conference at the plate.
Ball one. Ball two. Ball three, strike
one, called. Bottomley walked, the
fourth ball being wide.
Hafey up. Strike one. Ball one.
Strike two, called. It was a smoke
, ball. Ball two. Hafey popped to
Foxx In foul territory.
Martin up. The Card youngster
got a big hand. (Martin singled over
second base, and Bottomley raced to
third. It was the hit and run play.
Wilson up.. Ball one. Foul tip,
strike one. Foul, strike two. Foul.
Wilson singled to right and Bottom
ley scored. Martin sped to third.
Gelbert up. Ball one. low. Mar
tin scored on Gelbert's fly to Miller
Grimes up. Foul, strike one. Foul
Ball one. Foul. Ft':'.. Grimes hit'
off Dykes' glove for a single Into
teft field, Wilson stopping at second.
Adams up. Ball one. Ball two.
Strike one, called. Foul, strike two.
Ball three. Adams fanned, swinging
at a fast ball.
Two runs, three hits, no errors,
two left.
Athletics: Simmons up. Ball one,
low. Strike one, awlnglng. Foul,
strike two. Simmons filed out to
Martin In deep left center.
Foxx up. Ball one. Strike one,
called. Strike two, swinging at a
spltter. Ball two. FouL Ball three.
Foxx grounded to Gelbert and was
out at first.
Miller up. Foul, strike one. Foul,
strike two. Ball one. Foul. Ball
two. Foul. Miller . bounced out
Gelbert to Bottomley.
No runs, no hits, no errors, none
left.
Third Inning.
Cardinals: Roettger up. Ball one.
Roettger Winded out, Williams to
Toxx. .. ..
Frlsch up. Frlsch bounded to
Williams and was out at first on a
close play as he Blld. head first Into
the bag.
Bottomley up. Strike one, called.
Ball one. Foul. Strike two. Bot
tomley grounded out, Bishop to Foxx,
on a hard hit ball. '
No runs, no hits, no errors, none
left.
Athletics: Dykes up. Strike one.
swinging. Ball one. Dykes bound
ed to Frlsch and was out at first.
Williams up: Williams hoisted to
Gelbert. who - went Into short left
for the catch.
Grove up. Ball one. outside.
Grove grounded out to Bottomley,
unassisted.
No runs, no hits, no errors, none
left.
Fourth Inning.
Cardinals: Hafey up. Ball one
Ball two. Strike one. called. Hafey
sinnled sharply to centerfleld
' Martin up. Foul, strike one. Ball
one. Foul, strike two. Martin drove
a long double against the right field
wall, sending Hafey to tnira.
Wilson up. Wilson grounded out
Dykes to Foxx, and the runners held
their bsses.
Gelbert uo. Ball one. Ball two.
Grove used the resin bag. Strike
one. called. Strike two swung. Gel
bert fsnned on a third called strike.
nrimM un. Foul, strike one. Ha
fey and Martin scored on
single to right field. It
drive nast BlshOD.
Adams uo. Adams filed out to
Bishop.
Two runs, three hits, no errors.
Arte left.
Athletics: Grimes got a big cheer
as he went to the box.
Blshon uo. Ball one. Ball two
strike one. called. Ball three. Strike
two. called. It was over the Inside
corner. Bishop walked on
vrtrie nltch.
Haas up. Ball one. Foul, strike
one. Haas filed out to Hafey down
th left field line.
Cochrane up. Strike one. called
Ball one. Ball two. Foul,
two. Cochrane fanned on l
niiff Ktrlke.
Rimmona uo. Ball one. Foul
trlke one. Simmons grounded out.
iyimi to Bottomley. The Athletics
were hltless for the fourth straight
Inning.
No runs, no hits, no errors,
left.
Fifth Inning.
cardinals Roettger up. Ball one
h.u two: ball three: strike one, cail-
strike two, called. Roettger
grounded out. Williams to Foxx.
T'tiscn un. Binae our, wn
in -iied: foul: ball one: ball two;
..!! mm. Frlsch grounded out,
HLRhoo to Foxx.
nnttomlev uo. Ball one, outside,
nnttomlev hoisted to Simmons.
i mm no hits, no erora. none
Athletics Foxx up. Ball one; Ball
two: ball three. Foxx walked on the
fourth straight ball.
. mn.r nn. Ball one: strike one,
called. Miller grounded to Adams
and forced Pox xat second base.
Frlsch making the putout. Miller
beat the relay to first.
Dykes up. Dykes bounded to Oel
' bert and a double play. Gelbert u
Frlich to Bottomley.
No runs, no hits, no errors, noue
kit.
Grimes'
was a hot
fourth
strike
third
one
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FARMER EXCHANGE COUNTY COURT IN
CONSIDERS TURKEY GRANTS PASS
Sixth Inning
Cardinals: Hafey up: Ball one.
Hafey grounded. Dykes to Foxx.
Martin up: Martin bounced to
Williams and was out at first.
Wilson up: Strike one. swinging.
Ball one, Wilson hit sharply to right
for a single, the ball sailing over
Bishop's head.
Gelbert up: Oelbert filed out to
Miller.
No runs, one hit, no errors, one
left.
Athletics: Williams up: The Cardi
nals substituted Flowers for Adams
at third base. The letter's ankle was
still weak. Strike one. called. Ball
one, ball two, foul, strike two. Wil
liams fanned, swinging at the third
strike.
Grove up: Ball one, ball two, strike
one, foul, strike two. Grove fanned,
on a third called strike.
Bishop up: Ball one. Strike one.
called. Ball two. Bishop filed out
to Martin.
No runs, no hits, no errors, none
left.
Grimes was pitching a masterful
game, mixing his spltter wltth a de
ceptive change of pace.
Seventh Inning
Cardinals: Grimes up: Strike one,
called. Strike two, swung. Grimes
bounced out, Williams to Foxx.
Flowers up: Flowers grounded out,
Williams to Foxx on a sharply hit
ball.
Roettger up: Strike one, called.
Roettger bit Into right center for two
bases.
Frlsch up: Ball one, low. Frlsch
singled to right, but Roettger stop
ped at third.
Bottomley up: Bottomley popped
to Bishop.
No runs, two hits, no errors, two
left.
Athletics: Haas up: Ball one. Ball
two. Strike one, called. Foul, strike
two. Haas was out. Grimes to Bot
tomley, on a high bounder down the
first base line.
Cochrane up: Strike one, called.
Cochrane grounded out, Gelbert to
Bottomley. .
Simmons up: Foul, strike one.
Simmons grounded out, Gelbert to
Bottomley, and It was seven hltless
Innings In a row for the world champions.
No runs, no hits, no errors, none I
left. i
Eighth Inning. v
Cardinals: Hafey up. Dykes spear
ed Hafey'a line drive with a sensa
tional diving catch.
Martin up. Ball one. Ball two,
Martin grounded out, Dykes to Foxx.
Wilson up. . Wilson bunted down
the third base line for a hit. He
caught the Athletics flat-footed and
there was no attempt to throw to
first.
Gelbert up. Foul, strike one. Foul,
strike two. Ball one, outside. Gel
bert singled to left, Wilson stopping
at second.
Grimes up. The pitcher got a big
hand as he came to bat. Grimes
filed out to Simmons.
No runs, two hits, no errors, two
left.
Athletics: Foxx up. Strike one,
swung. Ball one, ball two, outside.
Ball three. Foxx walked for the
second time In a row. The fourth
pitch was high.
Dykes up. Ball one. Foul, strike
one. Grimes and Wilson conferred
In the box with Captain Frlsch.
Ball two. Ball three. Strike two,
called. Foul. Catcher Wilson and
Umpire Stark argued about dirtying
the ball. A new one was thrown In.
Foul. Simmons came out to give
Dykes his orders. Dykes popped to
Flowers. .
Williams up. Williams filed out
to Hafey.
Roger Cramer batted for Grove.
Cramer up. Strike onef swung.
Strike two, swung. Frlsch made
spectacular catch of Cramer's short
drive, falling backward as he grabbed
the ball.
No runs, one hit, no errors, two
left.
Ninth Inning.
Cardinals: Mahaffey went to the
box In place of Grove.
Flowers up. Ball one. Ball two,
Ball three. Flowers walked, the
fourth pitch being Inside.
Roettger up. Ball one. Roettger
bunted to Mahaffey and Flowers was
forced at second, Mahaffey to Wll
Hams.
Frlsch up. Roettger was replaced
on first by a pincb-runner, wat
klns. Strike one. called. Strike
two, swung. Frlsch hit to Dykes
and was thrown out on a brilliant
Dlay by a stride.
Bottomley up. Ball one. watxins
scored on Bottomley's double against
the score board In right center.
Hafey up. Strike one. called.
Strike- two. called. Ball one. Ball
two. Hafey filed to Simmons.
One run, one hit, no errors, one
left.
Athletics: Bishop up. Watklna
was In right field for the Cardinals
Bsll one. Ball two. Strike one,
called. Ball three. Bishop fell tc
the .around to dodge It. Strike two.
called. Foul. Bishop grounded out
to Bottomley, unassisted.
Haas up. Haas grounded out, Gi-
bert to Bottomley.
Cochrane up. Grimes hand appar
ently was hurt and the Cardinals
gathered around him for an inspec
tion of the damage. Frlsch worked
on the pitcher's fingers and Bur
leigh went back to work. Ball one.
Foul, strike one. Ball two. Foul,
strike two. Foul. Ball three. Inside.
Cochrane walked, the fourth ball
being on the Inside.
Simmons up. Cochrane was re
placed by a plnch-runner. McNalr.
Ball one. Simmons hit home run
over the right field wall, scoring
McNalr ahead of hlnv
Foxx up. Strike one, called. Ball
one. Strike two. called. Fox fanned.
Two runs, one hit, no errors, none
left.'
During my absence my associate.
Dr. H. B. GUlls, will be in the offUe
regularly and answer all calls. Sair.e
phones. 38 and 36-J-2. Dr. Chas. T.
Sweeney.
POOL POSSIBILITY
The Farmers' Exchange Is now
conducting preliminary arrangements
for the formation of a turkey pool
again this year, with shipment either
to the eastern or San Francisco mar
kets. Representatives of turkey buy
ing concerns are expected the last of
the week, with definite price offers.
Eastern shipments will have to be
made early In November.
Manager Jean Vllm of the Ex
change, said today that the starting
price has been forecast at 30 cents
per pound, slightly higher than last
year. It Is estimated that the valley
turkey crop will be 20 to 35 per cent
less than last season. The same con
ditions are reported as prevailing In
most of the turkey raising sections of
the nation, particularly in Texas,
large source of supply.
A San Francisco conoern Is now
dickering for a week supply of tur
keys and other fowls, running a truck
from Roseburg south, to gather the
oonslgnements. They would also take
chickens, eggs, and other produce.
UPPER CLASSEN GIVE
WILLIAMS CREEK Fl
HI SCHOOL I
WILLIAMS CREEK, Ore., Oct. S.
(Spl.) Initiation of Williams high
school freshmen took place Thursday
evening. They met at the school
house where the two new teachers,
Miss Igo and Mr. Shopman, together
with the freshmen, Edwin Goodbody,
Pauline Varner. Fay Holzhauser, Sil
via vlncel, and Althea Gray were
blindfolded and run through the
spanking machine. They were then
put Into a hayrack tied together and
given a ride ending up In a neigh
bor's watermelon patch, where they
were discovered by the owner, with a
gun. The rest of the crowd ran,
leaving the captives tied and blind
folded.
Later the others returned and re
moved the blindfolds. The owner of
the watermelon patch gave them
watermelons and all returned to the
Bchoolhouse where huge bonfires
were built and refreshments were
served, A very enjoyable evening It
proved to be, especially to the other
pupils of the high school,
TO
TALK ROAD PLAN
The regular Monday conference of
the county court was suspended to
day, while County Judge Alex Spar
row and Commissioners Victor Bur-
sell and John A. Barneburg journey
ed to Grants Pass to attend a con
ference In that city on Crescent City
harbor and Pacific highway straight
ening and widening work, to, provide
emergency job the coming winter.
The county court will have a busy
week. Final details of the plans of
the new courthouse will be consid
ered, also the tax budget for next
year, and the first calling of the tax
budget committee.
The county clerk has prepared
estimates of expenses and receipts.
Both will be less than last year.
The county school superintendent
Saturday filed a report showing that
there are 60&2 girls enrolled In Jack
son county schools, and 4856 boys, ax
Increase of 2X2 over the previous
year.
Each student, under the state law,
Is allowed a ten cents levy for the
school library, and a 10 assessment
tor each student. The 72 school dis
tricts of the county are allowed 4100
bonus for more than a 160 days term.
The school budget for the year has
been estimated at 58,000, fl $7000
Increase, with no estimate for bus
transportation.
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A case disposed tn Judge Taylor's
court Saturday afternoon was an old
charge of transporting liquor against
Wm. Chin, local restaurant Chinese
cook, who appeared, represented by
Attorney Chas. Reames, entered a
plea of guilty, and was sentenced to
thirty days In Jail, which sentence
was suspended on condition that he
leave the city at once for Portland,
where he claims a Job Is awaiting
him. phln was arrested on the
charge August 24.
Chin Is the man who some time
before this arrest, during a quarrel
with a waitress In & local restaurant
allegedly stuck a fork In her back
and was arrested for assault with
dangerous weapon. This charge was
dismissed later because the waitress
refused to testify against Chin, be
cause of his having made a cash
settlement with her, the police claim.
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WRESTLING BOUTS
HERE WEDNESDAY
The wrestling season will be open
ed In this city next Wednesday eve
ning with a main event between Bob
Miller and Harold Helbert, law stu
dent at the University of Oregon,
who took to the mat to complete his
education. Both grapplera are rough
and ready athletes, and give fans a
run for their money. There Is a deep
rivalry between them.
The special event will be between
Basanta Singh, who used to wrestle
Ralph Hand at Gold Hill, and Vernon
Clark of Vancouver, Wash. Basanta
Is a veteran, who has wrestled all
over the world, and la fast and
tricky.
The matches will start at 6:10
o'clock, and will be held at the
armory, under the direction of
Matchmaker Herb Owens of Eugene.
Portugal Puts Lid
On Gambling Dens;
Lets Tourists Bet
CRATERS AND LADIES
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Members of the Medford Crater
club with their ladles and guests will
Journey to the Prospect resort to
night to enjoy 'their annual "ladies'
night." Dinner will be served by
Crater Jim Grieve and dancing will
take place In the new pavilion. Muslo
and specialties by Ike Porter and his
popular danos band will be an at
tractive feature of the evening. All
Indications point to a most enjoyable
aiiair wun a large attendance.
India will present England a bill
for $6,337,000,000 for services render
ed dating clear back to Queen Eliza
beth's time. There was a debt holiday
worth going on. The New .Yorker.
Coal, best Utah, SI3 00 ton with
free kindling. Med. Fuel Co. Tel.
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Coats rellned and remodeled at the
Punlon Shop, 424 Medford Blcg. Tel
1181,
Broken windows glazed by Trow
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LISBON (AP) Baccarat, roulette
and other games of chance have been
proscribed In Portugal.
Vigorous repression of the gam
bling craze has wiped out hundreds
of dens which had flourished for
decades.
Exceptions to the new rule permit
operation of casinos at certain sea
side resorts under government super
vision. This fills the requirements
of foreign tourists for excitement.
One of the measures that helped
the government campaign held own
ers of property In which gambling
was carried on peraonally liable. More
over It made the property subject to
confiscation.
Hats and dresses remodeled; chil
dren's sewing done In your home. Tel
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Laundry Shortage
Causes Drudgery.
For Soviet Women
MOSCOW (AP) In pursuance of
Its campaign to liberate women from
household drudgery and use them' In
stead in Industry, the Moscow soviet
hss begun to provide for more and
better public laundries.
Statl8tlclacs have shown that ttie
average housewife spends five days
a month tn washing and drying
clothes.
I,t Is estimated that the publlo
laundries In Moscow are able to sat
isfy only one per cent of the popula
tion's demands.
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Utah farmers planted 18,000 trees
this year as windbreaks and shelters
for crops.
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