rEDFORD MAIL' TRIBUNE, BEDFORD, OREGON, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1933.
fXOE SEVEN
) Play by Play"jj
Flrat Inning
GIANTS: Moore up. Moore walk
ed. Crlts up. Crlta lined to Myer.
and Moore waa doubled off flrat on
a quick throw, Myer to Kubel. Terry
up. Terry rapped a grounder over
aecond (or a alngle. Ott up. Ott
popped to Bluege.
No runs, one hit, no errors; none
left.
SENATORS: Myer up. Myer lifted
a short fly to Moore in left center.
Goslln up. Ooslln hoisted to Ott.
Manush up. Manuah grounded out
sharply, Crlts to Terry.
No runs, no hits, no errors; none
left.
Second Inning
OIANTS: Davis up. Davis drib,
bled the flrat ball to Myer, who threw
him out at first. Jackson up. Jack
son fanned, swinging at a change of
pace. Weaver waa working very fast.
Mancuso up. Mancuso lifted a high
drive that Ooslln caught In deep
. rlRht field. ,
No runs, no bits, no errors; none
left.
SENATORS: Cronin up. Cronln
lifted a high pop fly to Terry. Schulte
up. Hubbell took time out In an
attempt to chase away the pigeon
that has made its home on the ball
field for two days. The pigeon fin
ally flew into the upper grandBtand.
Schulte filed out to Ott. Kuhel up.
Kuhel filed out to Davis.
No runs, no hits, no errors; none
left.
Third Inning
OIANTS: Ryan up. Ryan lifted a
short fly to Manush. Hubbell up.
Hubbell rolled to Bluege. who made
- a nice pickup and throw to first for
the putout. Moore up. Moore rap
ped a grounder to Cronln and was
thrown out.
No runs, no hits, no errors; none
left.
SENATORS: Bluege up. Bluege
poked a high fly to Moore as he
reached out and caught a curve on
the end of hla bot. Sewell up. Sew
ell lifted a short fly to Crltz, who
ran back of second for the catch.
Weaver up. Weaver grounded sharp
ly to Crltz, who made a nice stop
and threw to Terry for the putout.
No runs, no hits, no errors; none
left.
Fourth Inning.
OIANTS: Crlts up. Crlts grounded
out, Cronln to Kuhel. Terry up. Terry
smashed a home run Into the bleach
ers In deep center field. Ott up. Ott
walked. Davis up. Davis grounded
to Bluege for a scratch single. The
third baseman had to run In for the
pickup and did not even make an
attempt to throw to first base. Ott
atopped at second. Jackson up. Jack
son fouled out to Bluege. Mancuso
up. Mancuso walked on a fourth
straight ball. Ryan up. Ryan fanned,
awlnglng at a fast ball Inside and
the crowd let loose a roar.
One run. two hits, no errors, three
left on base.
SENATORS: Myer up. Myer bunt
ed to Hubbell and was called out on
a close and spectacular play. Hub
i bell fell to the turf after grabbing
the ball, then picked It up and made
the throw out while reclining almost
on his back. Ooslln up. Ooslln got
a single on a hard drive that Terry
was unable to handle. Manush up.
Manush walked. Cronln up. Cronln
hoisted to Ott and Ooslln ran to third
after the catch. Manush remained
at first. Schulte up. Schulte grounded
to Ryan and Manush was forced at
, second, Ryan to Crlts.
No runs, one hit, no errora, two left
on base.
Fifth Inning.
GIANTS: Hubbell up. Hubbell
lined out to Cronln. Moore up. Moore
slashed a single to left. He slipped
to the ground rounding first and
missed a chance on making second
base because of Manush'a poor re
turn. Crlts up. Crltz lifted a Texas
leaguer that Meyer caught back of
first base. Terry up. Terry con
nected with another long drive which
Schulte grabbed close to the fence
In deep center.
No runs, one hit, no errors, one left
on base.
1 SENATORS: Kuhel up. Kuhel fan
ned. Bluege up. Bluege drove the
first ball pitched on a line to Moore
In left center. Sewell up. Sewell
cracked a alngle over Crlts' head.
Weaver up. Weaver fanned.
No runs, one hit, no errors, one left
on base.
Sixth Inning.
OIANTS: Ott up. Ott singled to
right center. Davla up. Davis bunt
ed and waa thrown oui, Kuhel to
Myer, as he sacrificed Ott to second
base. Jackson up. Jackson popped
to Myer. Mancuso up. Mancuso was
Intentionally passed on a fourth wide
pitch. Ryan up. Ryan rolled out,
Weaver to Kuhel.
No runs, one hit, no errors, two
left on base.
SENATORS y Myer up. Myer best
out a sharp grounder to Ryan by
a step. Ooslln up. Ooslln bunted
to Jackson and waa thrown out at
flrat, sacrificing Myer to second. Ma
nush up. Myer ran to third on Ma
nueh's sharp grounder that Crltz
grabbed and threw to Hubbell at first
for a nutout on a close decision, tti
Senators kicked long and loud. Cr&f
nln up. Cronln struck out.
No runs, one hit, no errors, one left
on base.
Serenth Inning.
OIANTS: Hubbell up. Hubbell
grounded out. Cronln to Kuhel.
Moore up. Moore lined a alngle
past Cronln and atretched It
to a double. Crltz up. Crlts grounded
to Cronln and was thrown out at
first. Moore advancing to third. Terry
up. Terry bounced to Weaver and
waa thrown out at first.
No runs, one hit, no errors, one
left on base.
SENATORS: fjrhulte up. SV-hulte
popped out to Terry. Kuhel up. Kuhel
bunted to Hubbell and beat the throw
when the pitcher Juggled the ball.
Hubbell waa charged with an error.
Blueee up. Bluege bunted to Hubbell
and waa thrown out at first, Kuhel
running to aecond. Sewell up. Bewell
lined the first pitch to renter for a
single, scoring Kuhel with the tTtnt
run. Wearer up. weaver pepped out.
to rnts on the first pitch.
One run. one hit. one error, one
Flint h Inning.
OIANTS: Ott up. Ott got a alngle
,4 "n a sharp grounder that bounced
off Cronln a shoulder. Davs up. Davis
fanned. Jackson up. Jac!con ground
ed out. Myer to Kuhel. Ott went to
STord base as Crcmla failed to cover
play. Mancuso up. Mancuso bounced
out, Weaver to Kuhel.
No runs, one hit, nd errora, one left
on base.
SENATORS: Myer up. Mver walked.
Ooslln up. Ooslln bunted to Hub
bell and Myer waa forced at aecond.
Hubbell to Ryan on a close play. Har
ris up. Harris grounded to Ryan and
Ooslln was forced at second. Ryan
to Crlts. The relay to Terry was wild,
however, and Harris reached the base
on a fielders choice. Cronln up. Cro
nln dropped a single Into right field
on a looping fly, sending Harris to
third. Schulte up. Schulte popped
the first pitch to Crlts.
No runs, one hit, no errors, two
left on base.
Ninth Inning.
OIANTS: Ryan up. Ryan cracked
the flrat pitch over Kuhel'a head for
a alngle. Hubbell up. Hubbell bunt
ed beautifully along the first base
line for a sacrifice. He was thrown
out, Sewell to Myer, as Ryan went
to aecond. Moore up. Moore went
out on a hopper. Weaver to Kuhel.
Crltz up. Crltz filed out to Harris.
No runs, one hit, no errors, one left
on base.
SENATORS: Kuhel up. Kuhel fan
ned. Bluege up. Bluege lifted a fly
to Ott. Sewell up. Sewell grounded
to Ryan and was thrown out at first.
No runs, no hits, no errors, none
left on base.
Tenth Inning
' GIANTS: Terry up; Terry bounced
out, Weaver to Kuhel. Ott up: Ott
lifted a long fly to Harris. Davis up:
Davis grounded out, Myer to Kuhel.
No runs, no hits, no errors, none
left.
SENATORS: Weaver up: Weaver
fanned. Myer up: Myer drove the
first pitch to left field for a single.
Ooslln up: Goslln grounded out, Crltz
to Terry, and Myer ran to aecond.
Harrla up: Harrla walked. Cronln
grounded to Ryan, and Harrla was
forced at second, Ryan to Crltz.
No runs, one hit, no errors, two
left.
Eleventh Inning
GIANTS: Jackson up: Jackson
bunted down the third base line and
beat it out for a hit. Mancuso up:
Mancuso bunted and waa thrown out
Weaver to Myer, sacrificing Jackson
to second. Ryan up: Ryan singled to
left and Jackson scored. Hubbell
up: Hubbell cracked a single to left
center, Ryan atopped at second.
Moore up: Cronln conferred with
Weaver and decided to remove his
young right hander, calling - Jack
Russell to the box. Russell warmed
up and Moore took hla place at bat
again. Moore fanned. Crltz up:
Crltz filed out to Schulte.
One run, three hita, no errors, two
left.
SENATORS: Schulte up: Schulte
lined a single to left. Kuhel up:
Kuhel bunted close to the foul line
and It went tor a scratch hit when
Terry, thinking the ball would roll
foul, did not handle It. Schulte ran
to second. Bluege up: Bluege bunted
to Jackson and was thrown out at
first, sacrificing Schulte to third and
Kuhel to second. There was a big
huddle of the Glanta In, the box.
Sewell up: It was decided to walk
Sewell Intentionally and he was given
four successive wide pitches, filling
the bases. Bolton, batting for Rus
sell. Bolton grounded to Ryan and
the Giants executed a double play,
Ryan to Crltz to Terry.
No runs, two hits, no errora, two
left.
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Markets
Livestock
PORTLAND, Ore., Oct. 6. CAP)
CATTLE. 75 calves 35; dull and
weak; quotation! unchanged.
HOGS, 400; steady; quotations un
changed. SHEEP, 300; steady; quotations unchanged.
Portland Produce
PORTLAND. Ore.. Oct. 6. (AP)
BUTTER Prints, extras, 23c; stand
ards. 23c lb.
BUTTE RPAT Portland delivery: A
grade, 20c; farmers' door delivery, 16c
per lb.; sweet cream, 5c higher.
EGGS Pacific Poultry Producers
aelling price: Oversize. 39c: extras,
37c; standards. 24c; mediums, 24c;
pullets, 17c doe. Buying price by
wholesalers: Fresh extras. 20c doz.;
firsts, 21c; mediums, 18c doz.; under
grade. 13c; pullets. 14c.
Chee, milk, country meats mo
hair, cascara bark, hops, live poul
try, potatoes onions cantaloupes wool
and hay unchanged.
Portland Wheat
PORTLAND, Oct. 6. (API Wheat:
Open High Low Close
Mny 78 .78 .76 .78
Dec IV't .73V .71V, .71!
Cash wheat, No. 1:
Big Bend bluestem .......... .75',i
Dark hard winter, 12 pet. ..... .76'J
11 pet 67 !i
Soft while .65 'a
Hard winter - ... .65'
Western white .65ft
Northern Spring ............................ .65 ft
Western red .. ,63 ft
Oats: No. 2 white. S23.50.
Corn: No. 2 E. Yellow, 22 50.
Mlllrun: Standard. $18.50.
Today's car receipt:. Wheat, 28;
Barley, 9; flour, 14; corn. 1; oats, 6;
hay 7.
Chicago Wheat
Open High Low Close
. .89 H .89 H .84 H .85 ft
. .93. .93', .88, .89ft
. M't .91 SI .88
Dec. -May
July
Ban Francisco Butterfat
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 6. (AP)
Butterfat, 21-22c.
1
Wall St. Report
Stock Sale Averages
(Copyright, 1933, Standard Statistics
Co.)
50
20
20
Ufa
74.7
76.2
72.4
92.6
198.0
00
Total
79.8
80.6
77.2
59.0
147.8
Indl's
Today 89.6
Prev. day .... 90.4
Week ago .... 86.4
Year ago 57.0
3 Yrs. ago 14?.2
R;'s
43.2
43.7
42.8
29.8
110.9
Bona Sale Averages
(Copyright, 1933. Standard Statistics
Co.)
20 . 20 20 60
Indl's Rr's Ut's Total
Today 73.0 73.7 79.1 75.6
Today 13.0 73.7 79.1 75.3
MELLOW AS
BP OVER THE COBW
or PAY'N TAKIT FOOD STORES
Week ago . 73 3
Year ago 63 4
3 Yrs. ago 03.9
73 8
67 8
109 3
79 4
63 S
100 3
755
72.2
101.1
NEW YORK. Oct. 6. (API A late
selling wave swept over the stock
market today, when grains slumped
around the full days limit at Chi
cago, but liquidation dried up rap
idly and many leaders either pared
or cancelled their losses in a last
minute rally. The dose was Irregu
larly lower. Dullness waa the rule
in the final round and turnover ap
proximated 1.450.000 ahares.
Today'a closing prices for 32 se
lected stocks follow;
Al. Chem. & Dye
Am. Can ,
I37-;
S3 ft
8i
120
15-;
54H
. 15ft
33 fi
23
20 ft
431,
38
.. 2ft
77
85!,
30',
38
13
52i
30 ,
19
..... 44 ft
.... 16
7"a
2214
241,
41 H
42 .
.. 6',
44
Am. & Fn. Power .
A. T. & T.
Anaconda
Atch. T. Si 8. F.
Bcnrilx Aviation -.
Beth, steel
California Packing
Cataplllar Tractor
Chrysler ..
Conil. Solv.
Curtlsa Wright
Du Pont . . ...
Oen. Foods
Gen. Motors
Int. Harvest
I. T. & T
Johns Man. .
Mont. Ward
North Amer.
Penney (J. C.) -..
Phillips Pet
Radio .....
Sou. Pac
Std. Brands
St. Oil cal.
St. Oil N. J.
Trans. Amer
Union Carb
United Aircraft 32'4
U. S. Steel 46,
Permanent waves that are soft and
lustrous. Call 727-J. Prevost'a Beau
ty Shop.
I
Visiting sister Here Clarence Befg
grcn of the Pacific Air Transport ar
rived here today to he guest for a few
daya of his sister, Mrs. Day.
Lady of the Lions club rummage
sale, Saturday, Oct. 8th, Medford
Center Bldg.
The best eookt and
m6it able hostesses
know the Mop-of-
India trademark
(above).
ove). It I r fJfy h
Id. to genuine V AM
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gui
lea
where the world's
finest tea Is grown. Next Hme you buy
a package of tea look for the trademark
In addition to the brand name.
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tew York, rw a Trm Umnni
L. Mencken, noted Baltimore editor
and author, told the United Stat,
laat night that he la resigning aa
editor of the monthly magazine.
"The American Mercury," which he
has guided for the last nine yeara.
Mencken said that he la retiring
after 20 Veara Of m.ffftvln. eHttlniv tn
devote his time to his own writings
ana to travel. He will retain hla
position as an unofficial advsory edi
tor on the Baltimore Evening Sun,
to which he contributes frequently.
"I'll probably do more newspaper
writing than I've done in some vir"
Mencken said tonight.
AMATEUR RADIO CLUB
WILL MEET TONIGHT
The Amateur Radio club of South
ern Oregon will meet tonight In the
city hall at 7:30 o'clock for an In
teresting session, which will Include
a number of talks arm discussion or
plana for entering a new clubhouse.
Dave Rees. chief operator at
KM ED, will give a technical address.
rOO LATE 10 CLASSIFY
CASH PAID tor mens secondhand
suits, odd ooau. oats and thoea
W1U B Wilson 39 N Front St.
TRADE Clesr house. Amaralllo. Tex ,
and 2 houses In Phoenix, Aria., for
something in valley. Box 587, Trib
une. FOR SALE Hungarian vetch seed
Phone 623-J-4.
SPECIALS for
tre Saturday
At our stores
grown Derby
BCCr a mellow
a the tray nineties..
II 2 bottles for 25C
J0 (Plue deposit en wra
Every Monday and Friday, 9:45
a. m. Station KGO, Antioa and
Harmony of the West's Oreat.st
Comedy Team Tim Ryan, tna
- nan vith the Brown Darby, and
his elever little partner, Irene
Noblett.
Toilet Tissue
Rcott Vuldort
3 rolls 25
Coffee
4 rolls
Airway New low price.
3 lbs 57
Lb.
Corn
Country KWt Golden Bantam
Creamy Style
Can
pkg.
Grapenuts
There's a Reason
Cheese
Kraft's, your choice
Dressing
Best Foods Gold Medal AM
Qt. Jar CSC
Grapefruit
Del Monte, trhole section 0 pa
2 cans tadC
Jell-Well
Quick Dessert C 1
Package DV2C
Candy
In cellophane
Sea what you buy, 1 0 C
Post Toasties
Crispy, Fresh 4 mm
2 Pkfft. IDC
Beans
Van Camp's with Tomato
Sauca
4 cans
SERVICE - QUALITY - QUANTITY
AT A BARGAIN PRICE
SHIFT'S CHOICE FRENII DRESSF.D
25c each FRYERS each 25c
LAMB SHOULDER Swift's genuine .lb. 10c
LAMB STEW Choice : lb. 6ic
BOILING BEEF lb. 6ic
OYSTERS Large fresh ... .pint 29c
SHORTENING Swift's vegetable 4 lb. 39c
SLICED BACON Swift's. . .... . . . lb. 20c
HAM Swift's Premium . ... . ; 2 slices for 15c
VEAL ROAST Meaty arm cuts lb. 10c
LEGS LAMB Choice young lamb lb. 17c
FURVUMEp 5 -room modern house.
30. Can sublet 2 -room apt. 137
Tripp, phone 1382-J.
BUY VOPR MILK at Lockwood'a Milk
Depot and save your nickels for
winter time. 1802 w Main.
AVAILABLE Nov. 1st. 1124 W. Matn.
First Ins. Agcy.. H. H. Brown. Tel.
105; after 5. 1670.
WANTED TO TRADE 2 Holsteln
cows, milking good. What have
you? Oeo. F. Wright, Eagle Point.
FOR SALE Some very good canning
Salway peaches at Tucker'a, third
house on right. Orchard Home Drive.
Bring containers.
for rfjtt
3B Summit.
208 Summ'.t.
320 N. Holly.
32 N. Peach.
1025 W. 9th.
103 s. Orange.
847 E. 8th.
Will place houses In condition to
suit tensnt.
FIRST INS. AGENCY,
H. H. Brown, Tel. 105; after 5. 1870.
AUTO MECHANIC Capable, ambl
tlous, reliable, with own tools, will
go anywhere, consider any proposi
tion. J. O. Barber, Rt. 1, Box 543.
Klnga highway.
WANTED A housekeeper, with or
without children; wages 810 per
month. Box 318, Tribune.
FOR SALE. LEASE OR TRADE Small
stocked dairy ranch, 1 mile south
of Talent on highway. Mrs. Moore,
HUSKY THROATS
Overtaxed by
smoking
and Monday
Flour
Prunes
Peanut Butter
Ma
Fig Bars
Oats
s
PANCAKES
I f U
Max-I-Mnm
Iclt-Rlslng
Pkg.
20c
SUGAR
Pure Cane
9 lbs.
IUG
15c
HONEY
Stewart's Pure
Strained
6 lb. pail
16c Baking Powder
K. C. Double Action
25-oz. can
BREAD
Imported Sffedhh
IUe Tack
1 lb pkg.
Shortening
White Ribbon
4 lb. pall 4l)e
84b. pail
Soap Powder
Pride Soaks the Dirt BBJ
2 Pkg.. 2oc
25c
ONE STORE
FOR fl ALB Barred Rock pullets I OIRL WANTED for general houae
fiunnyaide atraln. Tel. 1033-J-2. work. Tel. 637-Y.
ATTENTION STOCKMEN For sale.
anaua nay in itact. reeding space
can Be provided if desired. Rogue
River Co., Phone U68.
WANTED Kitchen cabinet and wood
ranre. Call 78, Marrlcka Auto
Camp.
BUSINESS FOR SALEOood oppor-
3 "r eni.rrpriBing party; sacri
fice price only 250. Box 316
Tribune.
Special for Saturday
Maple Nut Cake
20c and 40c
It is a wonderful cake filled with walnuts.
Pumpkin Pies, 20c
EAT
Honey Maid Bread
Liberty Bldg.
Safeway all purpose. Buy now for your
future need.
49-lb. bag
New cro Italians and Petiteg
Max-i-mum
Oven fresh. Plain
wheat
Sunripe, for everyone's breakfast.
19c
50c
45c
Our Fruits & Vegetables
Are Always Fresh
BANANAS
Firm, Ripe
CELERY
Larfa, crisp stalks
PEPPERS'
Large, Locals
DOZ.
POTATOES
19
m
Klamath Gems
U. H. NO. 1
In Shopping Bag
25 lbs.
25
SWEET POTATOES
Rren size for baklnf. gS
s'bi 1 yc
LEMONS MM
OQ.
Fancy Runklst
MAIN AT HOLLY
FOR SALE R. J. Red fryers, also
hens. Phone 951-R.
WANTED To borrow S5000 at 1 on
good paying property In Medlora.
Phone 371-Y.
FOR SALE Delicious apples. M. F.
Young, Rt. 1, Central Point.
39 OLENN OAK COURT First fns.
Agcy. H. H. Brown, Phone 105;
after 5, 1670.
Si 89
22c
25c
21c
39c
3 lbs.
Fresh
Ground
2-lb. jar
or whole
2 lbs.
9-lb. bag
19c
10c
4 lbs.
49c
Z3c
Idt'i favorlt recipe.
Rice, Pledlmonte
1 cup rlc un 1 cup mushrooms
cookM i, cup grited
1 onion Parmesan cheese
2 tablespoons 8 tablespoons
olire oil tomato sauca
4 or S cups Salt and pepper
soup stock
Heat oil In trying pan, brown onion
slightly In It and add rice. Pry to a
golden brown, then add broth a little
at a time, stirring constantly. Add
mushrooms and cook until tender.
Iiwt before removing from fire add
tomato sauce, seasonings and cheeie.
Sprinkle with additional cheese.
Serves six to eight.
For aid In household problem,
menu planning or special recipes,
send In your request with a selt
addrejuted, stamped envelope to Julia
Lee Wright, director. Homemakers'
Bureau. Safeway Stores, Inc., Box M0,
Oakland, California.
the bag in Mm tot a poss.bie doubl
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