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PiG-E FOUTt pruimnn imin 1 i trw Tun ii M-Nfll lk Hill II nv" mci 1 1 i a- a .. StSu?! ULMHIUIIU IIULU ONLY F Games Today and Saturday Will Determine Season's Battle Between Teams Count Now Stands at Tie Bjr IIKRMFKT W. BARKER (Auoriated Press h ports Writer) To the Washington Sena ton may fait the honor of being the only club In the circuit able to take the aea " son's series from the New York Yankees, heirs-apparent to the Ameri can league throne. The Yankees already have clinched the 23 -game series with Cleveland. Detroit, St. Louis, Chicago and Bos ton and can get no worse than a tie with the Philadelphia Athletics. But With 20 games already in the records, they have gained no better than a draw with Washington at 10 victories apiece. Single games today and to morrow will clone the season's com petition between the two clubs and j give the senators a cnance to win the series. Yanks Muster A's. The Yankees are almost certain ol winning the series from the Athletics. They have won 11 of the 18 games so far played and need only one more . victory in the four games remaining to gain a declMva edge over the 1931 champions. Their record against the other clubs Is. Cleveland, 13 victories and six defeats; Detroit, 14 and 3; St. Louis, 14 and S; Chicago, 16 and 4; Boston, 14 and 4. Washington won Its tenth decision 'over the Yankees yesterday, 6-3, and came within two put-outs of becom ing the first team to blank Joe Mc Carthy' sluggers this year. Alvln Crowder gave up only five hits until one was out tn the ninth. Then he handed walks to Ben Chapman and Lyn Lary. Ruffing Hits In Pinch. A pinch single by Charley Ruffing sent one run over and a fielder's choice accounted for the other. The Senators meanwhile had hit Herb Pennock and Ed Wells at opportune moments, a triple by Joe Cronln and a home run by Ossle Bluege account ing for four of their runs In the third and seventh frames. In the only other game played In the major leagues, the .Athletics nosed out the Detroit Tigers, 6-4. Al Sim mon and Blng Miller clouted home runs off Tom Bridges in the sixth frame, each time with a man on base, to provide the winning margin. - TALENT BLANKS 1, 81 Talent took the measure of the utnerlln team In their game at the fairground! Thursday, with a acore of 3 to 0. Cook pitched the shutout for Talent, and Konaster caught the full game. Much credit la due the veteran Cook, and the outfield functioned perfectly. Marlow. new outfielder for Talent, showed up well, and la e pacted to be quite an asset In the Portland games Sunday and Monday. No errors were chalked up for Tal ent, the only questionable play be ing a hot grounder to first base, but ana on which the acorekeepera were compelled to give a bit Instead of an error to first. Sutherlln ended up with two er- rora, three hlta and no runs. Grants Paaa defeated Sutherlln, 1-3, In prevloua game. Box acore: Talent AB, Butler, ae ... 4 Hulen. 3b ....... 8 R. H. 1 1 3 0 a o o : i a R. 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 Hoffard Purvea. Ib ... Marlow, If , Sowera, 3b Montgomery, ct HM, Oook, p. KonssKr, c ... .. . 4 . 3 . 3 . 4 . 4 . 4 33 AB. '. i Sutherlln Wee Ness, ss Paul Neaa, 3b Avery, rf ................. Fischer, e ........, doff, it Mardln, lb Klncart, cf Johnson, p ... Max Klncart, 3b Johnson, p MO. -MESS O The Gillette BLUE BLADE is protected from rust. It is easy to cleanconvenient to use. Join the hundreds of thousands of men who enjoy great shaving comfort. HOW THEY. STAM& (By the Afthoclated Press) Coast W. L. Portland 00 64 San Francisco ..........84 68 Los AngIe ......... 85 69 Hollywood 86 60 Sacramento Seattle Oakland Mlulons 76 78 71 80 . .....64 88 67 96 American L. 30 61 64 68 63 New York 01 Philadelphia . .. ... 81 Washington ........-....76 Cleveland 73 Detroit 66 St. Louis 65i 71 Chicago ...... SO 87 Boston 86 09 BASEBALL YESTERDAY Coast. It. H. E. Portland . . 3 7 0 Mission ....... t 3 6 1 Shores and Fitzpatrlck; Llaber and Mclsaaca. R. H. San Francisco .',.....,.. 2 7 - ( Sacramento .... 10 IS Davis, fltatz, Oana and Rlocl; De Shong and Wlrts. R. H. E. Seattle . 3 13 Los Angelea ... 7 1 Hald and Cox; Ballou.and CamrK bell. , R. H. E. Hollywood ............ ." 8 13 0 Oakland -. . 18 0 Sheilenback and Baasler; Steengrafe and Ralmondl. BYRNE LUCKY IN WITH NEGRO LAO Jimmy Bryne of Marshfleld was ! given a draw In a ten round bout with Bearcat Baker, of Seattle, col ored flash, at the Armory last night after being outboxed and outfought for eight rounds. Bryne was lucky to break even with his younger foe. The first five rounds lacked action, the negro popping Bryne with a left Jab, and the Coos Bay warrior com ing to a clinch often. After the fifth t,he pace quickened, and In the ninth the fighters got down to heavy slugging with the black landing the heavier wallops. In the final round the pair' alugged it out, both feeling the effects nt the heavy bombardment. Tha decision did not make the Caononball or his manager happy. Two or trtrw times during the bout, I held before a packed house. Baker showed flashes of his real speed. : Herb White of Butte Falls scored a technical knockout over Young Farm er of Eugene. The upstate lad could not weather the heavy punching of White, and was knocked down twice before the towel was thrown into the ring. He waa a clever boxer, but White apparently can "take 'em. as wen aa give 'am." , Arthur Hammond of Ashland, tried Vie dene O'Orady trick of hitting Charloe Norman of Medford over the referea'a shoulder. They started again, and Norman socked Hammond so hard on the chin that he waa knocked through the ropes and stay ed on the floor, while ten was count ed, Norman's quick and decisive victory pleased the crowd. In the curtain Oene Mitchell of Medford waa given a decision over Mickey Harper of Beagle. In the third round of a slugging match. Jack Olbba was Introduced and of fered to fight any llght-heavywetght on the coast. Duce Embraces Olympic Team ROMS, Sept. a. (flj Premier Mus solini embraced the leaders of the Italian Olympic team today and told them that the progress of Italian sport la making ensured victory for the team which win go to Berlin In 1930. "Your achievements are Im portant not only tn the sporting sense," he said. "They also have po litical and national significance." August special. True loada 10-ln. slabs for .79. Med. Fuel Co. Tel. 631. . . MEDFORD MAIL TRIBUNE, SIEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER Never Before Such Crowds Never Before Such Bargains The M. M. Department Store Great Selling Campaign is Going Over with a BANG! Now Comes the Big Day SATURDAY The. Second Saturday of this SALE and We are go ing to make it the Ban- .Ji ner Day both in Volume and VALUE Giving with the Heads of Each Department Striving to Out Do the other . s" READ ON! d TheU One Group 4 ( Travel Crepe ' and Knit Dresses $5.96 values. Sale Price $3.95 The Shoe Department-Shoes for the One Group 150 Pairs Women's Shoes $5.85 values. ' ' Straps, Pumps and Oxfords $1.98 Piece Goods, Hosiery, Underwear for Women and Children, Blankets-Main Floor Children's Anklets Values up to 39o. ' Sale Price 10c Men's Furnishings, Hats, Underwear, Shirts, Ties, Hosiery Men's Cotton Union Suits Short iloeve, ankle length 79c value. Sale Price 49c Bargains In the Basement Women One Group New Fall Coats Sport and Dress Styles. Many beautifully fur trimmed Sale Price $8.98 1 One Group " About 200 Pairs Women's Shoes Straps, Ties, Pumps and Oxfords $7.85 values, ' Sale Price $2.98 Children 's Rayon Combinations Regular 65c value Sale Price 49c Men's Dress Trousers . Values up to $3.45 Sale Price $ 1 .49 Ready - to - One Group Women's Wash Dresses Voiles and Prints. Values up to $3.95 Sale Price $1.00 Ijanan Children's Shoes Just the thing for school. Values up to $3.45 Sale Price $1.98 $2.29 Print Dress Material Values up to 39c. Voiles and Rayons. Beautiful patterns. ' Sale Price 18 c Men's Dress Shirts $1.50 values. Beautiful patterns. Sale Price 79c 2, 1932. 1 .sfOr SL. I ''IV? "-- 80 Inters wide and 00 Inches long. Sat- 4; "Hf-Skf ' f Jf bound; 4 rows of stitching; block 1?SMrs8ssr Mjftjlwi f P(Ialds In blue, green, gold and rose. sale Prlie $3.29SS,,,,, Wear Department Main Floor Children's Wash Dresses Values up to $2.95 Sale Price $1.49 Entire Family-Main Floor One Lot Men's Work Shoes 1 Values up to $4.45. Sale Price $2.45 Women's Mesh Hose Values up to $1.95 Sale Price 98c , Boys' Cords Sizes 6 to 11. $1.25 value. Sale Price 98c HOURLY SALE SATURDAY 9 to 11 P. M. 36-IS. HEAVY WEIGHT Ol'TINO 6c yd, Limit 10 yds. lo a Customer. .Main floor and bssement. 2 to 4 P. M. CIIILDItEN'S COTTON HOSE Regular ISC talue. 2 Pair for 15c Limit 6 pairs to Customer. One Lot Girdles $3.45 value. ' ' Sale Price $1.95 Good Range of Sizes. One Lot Men's Dress Oxfords $3.95 values. Sale Price ;3 $2.45 1 Tigv Cotton Blankets $ Sue 70x80 75o value. Sale Price 49c 1 -Main Floor 1 Boys' Rainproof Coats wuecjj uiieu. wamoo color. lxl 6 to 18 years. Sale Price $2.98 D Department Store Medford, Oregon Bargains In the Basement
