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About Medford mail tribune. (Medford, Or.) 1909-1989 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 6, 1931)
PXGT5 EIGHT MEDFORD IT'AJL TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, OREGON, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1931. Athletics Even Series With Slugging Assault First Inning. Cardinal: Jlowers started In place of Adams for the Cardinals, despite his Injury. Flowers up. Flowers filed out to Baas. Wstklns up. Ball one. Foul, strike one. Ball two. Strike two, called. Ball three. Watklns popped to Earnshaw. Frisco up. Strike one, called. Ball one. Ball two. Foul, strike two. Foul. Frisch filed out to Simmons. No runs, no bits, no errors, none ' let. Athletics: Bishop up. Strike one. swung. Strike two, called. Bishop singled to center. Bass up. Foul, strike one. Bishop ran to second on Haas' sacrifice bunt, Flowers to Bottomley. Cochrane up. Ball one. Ball two, ball three, strike one. Foul, strike two. Cochrane grounded out to Bottomley, unassisted. Bishop going to third. Simmons up. ' Strike one, called. Ball one. Strike two, swung. Ball two. Bishop scored on Simmons' double against the left field wall. Foxx up. Foul, strike one. Ball on. Ball two. Ball three. Foxx walked, the fourth ball being out side. Miller up. Strike one. Ball one. Foul, strike two. Miller fouled out to Wilson. One run, two bits, no errors, two left. Second Inning. Cardinals: A thick haze settled over the field, blotting out the sun. Bottomley up. Strike one, called. Foul, strike two. Foul, Bot tomley hoisted to Foxx. Eafey up. Ball one. Strike one, swung. Strike two, swung. Hafey grounded out, Dykes to Foxx. Martin up, The stands roared as the young fielder came to the plate. Strike one. called. Foul, strike two, ball one, Martin bad to duck. Ball two, swinging at a fire ball. No runs, no hits, no errors, none Isft. Athletics: Dykes up. High went to third base for the Cardinals. Ball one. Ball two. Strike- one, called. Strike two, called. Ball three. Dykes singled to center field. Williams up. Strike one, called. Foul, strike two. Williams tried to bunt. Williams fanned. Bamsbaw up. Strike one, swung. Ball one. Dykes ran to second on Sarnshaw's hot shot to Johnson, L who recovered tne nan ror a puioui at first. Bishop up. Foul, strike one. trlke two, called. Bishop filed out to Martin. No runs, one bit, no errors, one Isft. Third Inning. Cardinals: Wilson up. Wilson filed out to Simmons In deep left. Oelbert up. Gelbert grounded out to Foxx. unassisted. Johnson up. Strike one, called. Foul, strike two. Foul. ' Johnson ' fanned, swinging. The Cardinals went down In order for the third straight time, as Eamahaw showed a world of stuff. No runs, no hits, no errors, none left. Athletics: Haas up. Ball one. Strike one. swung. Strike two. Hsas singled to right on a drive that grazed Frisco's glova. - Cochrane up. Foul, strike one. Bail one. Ball two. Cochrane ground ed to Frisch, forcing Raas at sec ond base, Cochrane being safe at first when Bottomley dropped the May. It was an error for Bot tomley. Simmons up. Strike one, called. Simmons hit to Prison and the Cardinals completed a double play this time, via Oelbert and Bot tomley. No runs, one hit, one error, none left. - Fonrth Inning. Cardinals: High up. The sun was out again and It was steaming hot. Xarnshaw took plenty of time stroll ing to the box. Btrlke one. called. Blgh bounced to Eamshaw and was out at first. Watklns up. Strike one, called Watklns filed out to Miller. Frisch up. . Foul, strike one. Ball one. Ball two. FouL strike two. Ball three. Frisch walked. He was the first Cardinal to reach first base. Bottomley up. Ball one. Frisch stole second base on a close play. Strike one, swung. Ball two. Foul, strike two. Bottomley fanned. No runs, no hits, no errors, one left. Athletics: Foxx up. Foxx ground' ed out, Oelbert to Bottomley. Miller up. Ball one, outside. Mil ler popped to Oelbert. Dykes up. Ball ons. Btrlke one, swung. Ball two. Foul, strike two. Ball three. Foul. Foul. Johnson was working slowly. Foul. Foul, Johnson had to use the resin with every pitch. Dykes bounced to High end was out at first on a neat play, No runs, no hits, no errors, none left. Fifth Inning Cardinals: Hafey up: Strike one, swung. .Foul, strike two, . Earnshaw showed lots of speed. Hafey ground- ed out, Wlllams to Foxx. Martin up: Ball one, a slow ball. Ball two. Ball- three. Strike one, called. Foul, strike two. Martin hit to leftfleld for a single, It was the first safe blow off Eamshaw. Wilson up: Eamshaw threw to first. Strike one, called. Strike two, swung and Cochrane fired the ball to Foxx. Wilson fanned, swinging and Martin was still glued to first. Oelbert up: Foul, strike one. Strike two, called. Ball one, Martin stols second, Cochrane's throw hitting the dirt and bouncing off Williams' chest. Oelbert fanned, called strike. No runs, one bit, no errors, one left. Athletics: Williams up: Foul, strike one. Ball one. Strike two, swung. Williams fanned. EarnsMw up: Ball one. Eamshaw popped to Oelbert. ' Bishop up: Strike one, called. Ball one. Foul, strike two. Ball two. Bishop bit sharply to Bottomley for a scratch single, the ball bouncing off the first baseman's shoulder. Haas up: Ball one. Foul, strike one. Foul, strike two, Ball two. Foul. Haas grounded to . Oelbert, forcing Bishop at second with a toss to Frisch, No runs, ons hit, no errors, one left. . Sixth Inning Cardinals: Jobnson up: Strike one, swung. Strike two, oalled. Ball one, low. Johnson fanned on a called third strike. High tip: Strike one, swung. High rolled to Eamshaw and was out at first. Watklns up: watklns filed out to Simmons In oenterfleld. No runs, no hits, no errors, none left. Athletics: Cochrane up: Ball one, outside. Ball two, outside and high. Strike one, oalled. Cochrane filed out to Martin on a terrlflo line drive. Simmons up: Simmons hoisted to Martin In deep right center. Foxx up. Foxx hit a home run over the upper roof of the leftfleld stands. It was a terrlflo drive. Miller up: Ball one, low. Miller drove a double against the score board In rl&ht center. Dykes up: Johnson conferred with Wilson In the pitchers' box. Foul, strike one. It was on the roof be hind the plate. Ball one, outside. Ball two, outside. Strike two, called. Ball three, outside. Miller soored on Dykes' single to left, Dykes holding first. Williams up: Dykes ran to second on Williams' single past short. Earnshaw up: Johnson was re placed by Llndaey. Strike one, swung. Btrlks two, swung. Earnshaw fanned, swinging. Two runs, four hits, no errors, two left. Seventh Inning. Cardinals: Frisch up. Strike one. called. Frisch was out, Earnshaw to Foxx, on a bunt. Bottomley up. Foul, strike one. Foul, strike two. ' Bottomley fanned, Skin smoother instantly ...clearer in 8 hours jYureea tell lune to get this neio beauty VV7HYSPEKD months and yean " Hying to correct a rough, blem ished skin when trained nurses hsvt discovered a really quick wsy to and this trouble? 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It was bis second straight fan. - Hafey up. Strike one, called. Ball one. Hafey filed out to Miller In short right field. No runs, no hits, no errors, none left. Athletics: The crowd stood up for a stretch.- Bishop up. Foul. strike one. Bishop filed out to Watklns. Haas up. Ball ons. Strike one, called. Strike two, swung. Baas fanned. Cochrane up. Strike one, eaLed. Ball one. Strike two. called. Ba two. Ball three. Foul. Cochrane walked. Simmons up. Ball one. Foul, strike one. Simmons singled to center and Cochrane raced to third on the throw In, Simmons taking second. Foxx up. Wilson conferred with Llndsey on what to hand the big slugger. Ball one. Foxx filed out to Martin. No runs, one hit, no errors, two left. Eighth Inning. Cardinals: Martin up. Strike ons, called. Martin drove a long double against the left field wall for bis second straight hit. Wilson up. Ball one. Wilson filed to Miller In short right. Oelbert up. Strike one, swung. Boll one. Foul. Cochrane made a sensational catch of Gelbart's foul at the edge of the stand, behind the plate. Collins batted for Llndsey. coi- 11ns up. Strike one, called. Strike two, swung. Collins fanned on three pitched balls, and the crowd roared. No runs, one hit, no errors, one left. Athletlos: Derringer replaced Llnd sey In the box for the cardinals. The young pitcher's nose was taped as the result of an abscess. Miner up. Ball one. Strike ons, called. Strike two, called. Ball two. Mil ler fanned. Dykes up. Foul, strike one. Ball one. Dykes bounced out, Derringer to Bottomley. Williams up. Strike one, swung. Ball one, boll two. Williams filed out to Watklns. No runs, no hits, no errors, none left. Ninth Inning. Cardinals: High up. Ball one. Strike one, called. Ball two. Ball three. Strike two, called. High filed to Simmons In short left. Watklns up. Strike one, called. Strike two, swung. Ball one. Wat klns filed out to Miller. Frisch up. Frisch filed to 'Sim mons'. No runs, no hits, no errors, none left. WW TALK XWIAS PLAN T0N1TE Spools, entertainment has been arranged for tonlght'a meeting of the Medford merchant!. The session called for 8:30 by the retail trade division of the chamber of commerce li for the purpose of outlining trade promotion activities for the fall and winter season. Christmas opening plans will be considered and announced following the meeting. OLD STAGE ROAD PLACE HAS FIELD Tot centuries poets have sung of the rosebud. Oscar Wilde, Imprison ed, found in Its dewy chalice sym pathy and beauty. Painters have Im mortalised a "bawl of roses" but few artists have let their Imaginations take sufficient flight to visualize a field of them. But laymen passing down the Taylor road s few miles northwest of Medford, each day breathe the fragrance from the blos soms of 60,000 rose bushes. The three-acre field running from the mountain which marks the Old Stage road Is dotted with the color scheme of 100 varieties. Red roses, yellow roses, white roses, pink, deep crimsons and sunburst shades lift their blosoms to the early autumnal bresee, which takes from them a wealth of perfume. Bow upon row of roses extend from the road to the end of the track. The thorns of their branches Interlock across the small pathways to evade the Intruder. But they are always cut away and when late fall comes, O. T. Lester, manager of this branch of the Villa Nurseries, says the roses will be removed, sold and shipped away. They were planted on the Taylor road In the spring. Since then they have never been sprayed; cultivation and Irrigation have constituted their only care. Their present location Is Ideal, not far away from the H. D. McCaskey home, where southern Ore gon's most beautiful roses are grown. The field affords a clear view cf the Table Rocks In the north, Roxy Ann and Mt. Pitt In the east, the Stsklyous In the south and In the west the mountains of which It Is almost a part. Among the most choice roses grown are the Claudius, Oeorgus and Angelo Pernet, representing pink, yellow and a glorious combination of the two. The President - Hoover. Doris Taylor, PAIII IN YOUR SHOULDER? Use Tysmol for Relief Knlfe-llke Jabs of pain in the vicin ity of the shoulder blade are generally due to neuritis, brought on by expo sure to draughts or sudden cnanges of weather. In some cases there is stiffness or soreness In the muscles. making It difficult to raise the arm. The safest and easiest way to re lieve such an attack is to apply small quantity of Tysmol over the affected area. This soothing, healing preparation Is quickly absorbed through the pores and carried to the throbbing, aching peripheral nerves. The pains usually atop at once, and in a very snort time tne last trace of soreness should disappear. Tysmol Is absolutely harmless "ee from dope. Recommended for al forms of nerve pain, whether oaused by neuritis, neuralgia, sciatica or rheumatism. Sold by leading druggists. Always on hand at Strang's Drug Store. m gi way VALUES From Our MEN'S Section eft ' The FAMOUS "Jerry J' OWEATERS $521 For the Anniversary Sale we have taken a group of men's famous "Jerry J" all-wool pull-over sweaters and marked them S5.31. These are In plain blues, tans, maroon and green. Sizes 38 to 40. Regular $6.50 Values Men's Rubber Belts Anniversary Sale Special. Men's slip buckle solid rubber belts In brown and black. A long life belt that la mighty good looking. Choice Wednesday Anniversary O 1 Sale Price itw I C Regular 50c Values Boys' Slip-On Sweaters , Boys' sweaters at a low Anniversary price. These are all-wool, sllp-on styles with either orew or V-neck. The colors are blues, tans and greens, sites 30 to 33. , Choice Wednesday Anniversary Sale Price $221 Regular Values to $2.95 Mann's Main Floor Dainty Bess, Joseph Loyman and B. O. Hill are also mentioned by Mr. Lester as superior flowers. The Irish Sweetheart, always a favorite, with Its deep red petals and sweet fragrance, appears more beautiful In the open field. The Medford Garden club and well known rose fanciers have visited the field, and other groups are urged by them to view the beautiful scene be fore the approach of winter brings Its removal. - . BIRTHS Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Ellis of this olty are the parents of a daughter, born In Eugene Sept. 80, weighing 6 and 7-10 pounds. T,he little girl has been named Joan Janet. GOES THRU CITY On a two-months concert tour from Washington, D. C, a 45-plece TJ. 8. army band passed thru Medford this morning, enroute to Klamath Falls where they were scheduled to give an afternoon and evening per formance today. They were taken from Ashland to Klamath Palls by stages. The band played In Roseburg yes terday, and following ttie Klamath engagement, will Journey south. Their schedule Includes 38 cities, where they give two performances at each. The tour Is made under the auspices of colleges and various civic organizations, with advance arrange ments being made by O. O. Cappel. Enroute west, they played at West Branch, Xowa, Hoover's home town; Des Moines, Iowa, where the G. A. R. convention was In session; and In Lin coln, Nebr where both concerts were attended by General John Pershing. : S. 8. Smith, A. W. Pipes and O. E. Gates of the chamber of commerce highway committee. Delegates from Eugene, Roseburg. Ashland. Grants Pass and other cities will also attend. Constipated TO HIGHWAY IE! A delegation t111 leave Medford Thursday morning to attend the meeting of the state highway com mission In Salem for promotion of improvement and re-location of the Pacific highway. In the delegation will be County Judge Alex Sparrow, Initesdof hablt-formingphyiiea or itroDB. irntaiinjr purgm taka KATUHS'S) auuui N, the B&f e, dependable, ail vece table laxative. UiU, .1. .lUHH.kS-M. night-tomorrow alright ' TOM('"ivv Th Alie Vegetable Laxattv FIR TONIGHT TO-MORROW' Oar 21st Anniversary Celebration The 21st Anniversary Sale Takes on New Impetus With These Added SUPER VALUES Shop at MANN'S Wednesday and SAVE! La Laslne The Perfect Anticeptio La Laslne Is a famous French antiseptic used the world over for quite a number of years. It is safe and dependable. A wonderful mouth wash. A Regular 35c and lOo Bottle 21 FOB BOTH ' Daisy Flannel Por Wednesday we offer custom ers a limited quantity of our finest quality 37-lnch Daisy flannel at 10 yards for $1.21. Take advantage of this exceptional special tomorrow at Mann's. 10 Yards for SI2' 81x99 Sheets Our standard quality 8 1x9 9 -Inch full bed size sheeets at $U1 each. This Is a sheet known by every housewife In Oregon. Known for durability, long life and good appearance. Buy now at this special price. $ 1 21 Ea. Canton Faille .All-silk crepe in the fashionable can ton faille weave. This beautiful dress material comes tn a marvelous selec tion of new fall shades. It Is of splen did weight and from our regular stock. Every yard perfect. Full 89 Inches wide and regular 11.49 value. $121 Yd. 5 4-Inch Woolens Anniversary sale of this season's smartest 64-lnch woolens. Included In this special showing are wools for 'suits, coats and dresses In the rich shades now so popular for fall and winter. Your choice Wednesday. ' $ 1 21 Yd. 68x80 Blankets Big warm, part wool double blankets In the popular block plaid patterns of assorted colors. The edges of these blankets are well bound with a wide sateen ribbon to match color of blan ket. Buy at least 3 pair at this low sale price as they are regular $2.79 $22.1 Pr. MAIN FLOOR SECOND FLOOD 1 00 New Fall Dresses ON SALE -WEDNESDAY One of the most Interesting groups of dresses ever assembled by our dress buyer will be oflered our customers Wednesday! 100 new canton crepes, sntlns, silk prints Bnd chic wool In all the season's beet approved colors. Dresses that are perfect In tailor ing and fit. By all means, see them Wednesday as they will go fast at this sale price. $3.50 Wool Sweaters $121 A limited group of women's and misses' all-wool sweaters go on sale Wednesday at Mann's. Just two dozen In the lot, so be on hand early If you want one. Good styles, good sizes and colors. Stamped Goods The art department offers for the Anni versary Sale quite a number of dainty stamped art pieces at a very low price. Many very desirable gift things In the lot. 21 Regular Values to $1.00 Women's RAYON and Misses UNDIES Gloves French Kid and Cape Skin in 4-button gaunt lett & cuff style....$151 Odd Lots of Women's c:il LJ lose Anniversary Hosiery Special. Odd lots of women's pure silk, full fashioned service and chiffon weight hose. Every pair perfect. Assorted sizes and shades. 2 Pair $121 A $1.29 Value' A big Anniversary Sale of women's and misses' fine quality super-rayon underwear, consisting of bloomers' slips and step-ins. All sites In this assortment. Tour chonce Wednesday J(ajvib$)pattmMt(Atc4i f 'THE, STORE FOB EVEPVBODV J HCGrXMCtCOtCOH. "Vanta" Throw-A-Way DIAPERS The "Vanta" throw-away diaper la made of soft fluffy eilkllke material. Reduces chafing. Very sanitary and convenient, making It easier to keep baby sweet and contented. Each package contains 24 throw-ways. Buy a supply at this Anniversary Sals price. Anniversary Sale Price 21 INFANTS' SECTION MAIN FLOOR J
