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MEDTORD IIA1E TRIBUNE, MEDFORD, . OREGON, THURSDAY. OCTOBER T, IMS.
BILL SOUTHWORTH
IS SUCCESSFUL
Walker Cooper Aids Brother
In Tielng Series Rookie
Brazle Today.
By Jack Cuddy
United Press Correspondent
New York. Oct. 7 U,FS
Bill y-The -Kid Southworth,
gambling fearlessly ior world
series gold and glory, completes
today two of-the most dramatic,
quick-succession fliers in base
ball history, as ne senas jkookib
Alpha Brazle to the mound.
Southworth won against the
odds In story-book fashion yes
terday when he risked the griei
stricken Cooper brothers as a
battery to power his Cardinal
. machine against the Yanks in
the classic's second game.
No one knew better than
Southworth the chance he was
taking when he permitted Mort
and Walker Cooper to go out on
the Yankee Stadium field before
nearly 70,000 persons, just few
hours after the death- of their
father in Missouri. The percent
age against Bllly-The-Kid was
Increased by the fact that Pitch
erMort was recovering from 4
cold in his shoulder and by the
widespread belief that he was
allergic to American league bats
men who had humbled him on
four previous occasions.
Billy Confidant
But Southworth, confident of
his judgement of men, took the
big gamble and won, as the
Cards defeated New York, 4-3,
to even the series.
Today comes the ' other
scenario-script venture when he
sends to the hill Southpaw
Brazle, a 29-year-old rookie
with only a half-season of major
league experience under hi cap,
' Thi is a greater gamble than
when Southworth, in last year1
aeries with the Yanks, chose
Rookie Johnny Beazley to pitch
the second game. Beazley had
been with the club a full season:
he had won 21 and lost six for
a percentage of .778, the best in
the circuit. Beazley, now in serv
ice, won that game and the final
xlfth contest.
Brazle, a willowy left-hander
who lives at Cortez, Colo., gained
Southworth'a confidence by his
exceptional success since he
shifted to the Cards from Sacra
mento of the Pacific Coast
league in mid-July. His sldearm
"heavy sinker" enabled him to
register eight victories against
two defeats. - National league
batsmen could do little with his
Inker, except bounce it around
the infield now and thenpro
viding meat for speeds Slats
Marion and Lou Klein.
Irish Selected To Defeat
Michigan; Navy Over Duke
By Jack Cuddy
United Press Correspondent
New York. Oct 7 U.fO
Picking the football winners
maybe:
Midwest:
Notre Dame over Michigan
our grandpappy knew the
hunchback of ND.
Great Lakes over Ohio State
too little and too early.
Purdue over Camp Grant It
wasn't Furdua Grant took.
Wisconsin over Illinois ac
cording to the map.
Also, Indiana over Nebraska;
Iowa Pre-Flight over Iowa; Mar
quette over Lawrence; Pitt over
West Virginia; Missouri over
Kansas State; Iowa State over
Kansas; Miami over Wooster,
and Baldwin-Wallace over Ohio
Wesleyan.
East-
Navy over Duke we were
once a sailor;
Penn State over Colgate flip
ping coins Is such fun. .
Army over Temple Owl
hoots don't frighten these mules.
Cornell over Princeton one
of these should be right.
Also, Yale over Columbia,
Brown over Tufts, Rochester
over Rensselaer Poly; Muhlen
berg over Swarthmore; Holy
Cross over Coast Guard; Car
negie Tech over Case, and Buck-
nell over Franklin and Marshall.
South:
Texas over Oklahoma "Ok-
lahoma" is a good show, though,
Rice over Tulane They gotta
win one sometime.
Louisiana State over Texas
Aggies How are things Bayou?
Tulsa over Texas Tech. It1
the same old oil.
Also Georgia Tech. Over
Georgia Naval, North Carolina
over Jacksonville Navy.Arkan-
sas over William Jewell; Ran
dolph Field over Bryon AAF,
and North Texas Aggies over
Camp Fannin.
west: ;
California over College of Pa
cific They can t bear it.
Southern California over St.
Mary's Pre-fllght Ho hum'
Also UCLA over March Field,
Colorado College over Denver,
and Colorado over Utah.
(Last weeks: 33 right, 11
wrong, .750 average. Season's
average, .793.)
Football Briefs
AT EUREKA, CAL:
NEXT SATURDAY
Three of the four Southern
Oregon conference football
teams will see action this week
end in non-conference games,
with only the Ashland high
Grizzlies remaining idle.
Medford's Black Tornado,
winner of two straight tilts, will
travel to Eureka, Calif., for
Scturday afternoon contest with
the Loggers.
Powerful Klamath Falls, hold
ing three straight victories, will
entertain an apparently out
classed Oregon City eleven Fri
day night and Grant Pass, with
two wins in two starts, will play
host to Marshfleld, beaten by
Medford last week, on Friday
night.
Cokch Lome Arnold' Med
ford eleven will leave here at
8 a. m. Friday and return home
late Saturday night. The game
is slated for 3 o'clock Saturday
afternoon.
The Tigers are In top physical
condition for their game against
Eureka, Arnold said, and there
will be no changes in the start
ing lineup. The team has d.ne
considerable scrimmaging this
week and will go through only
a light tapering-off workout to
day. Eureka ha played one game,
beating its alumni last week, 13
to 6. The Logger will come to
Medford for a return game on
October 29.
VERGEZ RELEASED
; Los Angeles, Oct. 7. (U.R)
The University of Southern Cali
fornia Trojan varsity concen
trated on stopping the St. Mary's
Navy-Pre-Flight team today In
practice, with the junior varsity
running the Pre-Flight plays.
' Coach Jeff Cravath warned
the team that more practice was
needed to perfect defense be
fore meeting the navy team Saturday.
March Field, Cal., Oct 7.
(U.R) Although Maj. Paul Schiss
ler hadn't decided whether he
would start his "running back
field" or his "passing backfield"
when the Fourth Air Force Fly
ers meet University of California
at Los Angeles Bruin's Satur
day, he has scheduled heavy
workouts for the rest of the
week.
Drills will be heavy on defen
sive passing, Schissler said.
Los Angeles, Oct. 7. (U.R)
Coach Babe Horrell ordered i
defense drill for the University
of California at Los Angeles grid
squad today, to patch up weak
nesses which appeared in yes
terday s practice.
Horrell said he wasn't satis
fied with the Bruins' workout
and wanted more stress before
1hey meet the Fourth Air Force
Flyers Saturday.
Berkeley, Cal., Oct. 7y (U.R)-
Stub Allison, California coach.
has shifted Quarterback Tom
Barber to fullback and Atherton
Pbleger from right to left tackle
in a move to bolster his Bears
' for Saturday's game with Amos
Alonzo Stages undefeated Col
lege of the Pacific Tigers.
Bob Frisbee, former Stanford
player, and Joe Stuart, fresh
man who looked good against
St Mary's, both indicated in
practice yesterday that they may
be able to see action at icxi nau-
back against COP.
Richmond, Cal., ha Inaugur
ated a new tax of $10 per busi
ness and $1 per employee to raise
funds to cope with its huge popu
lation influx due to an almost
oyernight mushrooming Into one
. ef the nation t largest sniyyaras.
Oakland, Cal., Oct. 7 (U.R)
The Oakland baseball club of
the Pacific Coast league was
seeking a new manager today,
after it was announced last night
that Johnny Vergez, Oak pilot
for the past five years, had been
given his outright release.
Victor DeVtncenzl, general
manager of the club, who sold
his controlling interest last
month, said the new directors
probably would decide on a new
team manager during the na
tional minor leagues meeting
this fall.
Bucky Harris, former man
ager of the Philadelphia Phillies
and Washington Senators, has
been mentioned for the post.
1
NOT TO MISLAY
SECURITY CARD
With thousands of hleh school
and college students returnlne
irom summer jobs, the Federal
Social Security Board has
those who have been issued soc
ial security account cards to
keep them carefully In order to
avoid delay In taking another
job at the next vacation season
or at part-time work during the
school year.
Severe labor shortage in the
western states now offer many
opportunities for young people
to work, Charles L. Maglnnis,
manager of the Klamath Falls
office , of the Social Security
Poard, said today.
'' "Since all Job in stores, of
fices and other business and In
dustrial concerns are covered by
the Social Security Act, It- is
necessary for the worker to
present his social security ac
count card before taking a job,"
Maglnnis said. "This require
ment applie regardless of the
worker's age. If the card is lost,
the board's Klamath Falls of
fice at 208 N. Seventh street will
issue a duplicate card which
will have the same account
number, .but this may delay the
worker' acceptance of a new
job." ' .
COLUMBUSSYRACUSE
MEET IN SECOND GAME
Columbus. 0.. Oct. 7 (U.R)
The Columbus Red Bird of the
American association and the
Syracuse Chiefs of the Interna
tional league meet in the fourth
game of the little world series
tonight.
The Red Birds, boasting a
two-to-one advantage in games
in the best of - seven series.
planned to start Ted Wilks, who
shut out the Chiefs in the series
opener, 2-0. Millard Howell, los
er of the first game, was sched
uler to hurl for the Chiefs.
EARLY INDEPENDENCE
ASKED FOR ISLANDS
Washington, Oct 7 (U.R)
President Roosevelt today asked
congress to advance the date for
independence of the Philippine
Islands in partial recognition of
"their heroic role In this war."
The date now set by statute
is July 4, 1946. Mr. Roosevelt in
his message to congress said, "It
is possible, however, that the
fortunes of war will permit an
earlier consummation of this
joint will' of the American and
Filipino peoples.
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FORD JUNIORS
FACE G. PASS IN
OPENER TONIGHT
Locals Have Four Vets For
1943 Slate Stadium
Game Starts at 7:45.
With four lettermen on the
squad, Medford junior high'
Bulldogs open their 1043 foot
ball season at the stadium tor
night against . the Grants Pas
freshmen. The game is slated to
start at 7:48.
Under the first-year mentor
ing of Les Grant the locals will
take the field with these re-
turning veterans from last year's
eleven: Nick Greene, fullback;
Earl . Stella and Kenneth Lind
ley, halfbacks, and Floyd Jones,
who is not in the starting lineup.
Lloyd Carr will be at quarterback.
Line Green
In the forward wall, which is
without previous experience,
will be Howard Whlllock and
Wayne Ratty, ends; Tom Mot-
tern and Bill Werner, tackles;
David Dow and Kenneth Llnd-
ley, guards, and Keith Newton,
center.
No information has been re
ceived concerning the strength
of the Grants Pass team, but it
will be recalled the baby Cave
men always have given the
Bulldogs a tough time.
The Bulldogs have three more
games slated after tonight. Klam
ath Falls' freshmen will be here
the afternoon of Oct. 14. the lo
cals will travel to Grant Pass
for a night game Oct. 21 and to
Klamath for an Oct. 29 after
noon contest .-
Iqulret the reporting of every ac
cident, no matter bow minor the
damage.
Accident which occur in ur
ban area must be reported to
the police department. Accident
in rural areas must be reported
HANDBOOK LISTS
Portland (Spl) Jackson
county metal mine are de
scribed In a new volume of Ore
gon Metal Mines Handbook just
published by the state depart
ment of geology and mineral in;
dustries, Earl K. Nixon, direct
or. This Is the sixth volume of
the Metal Mines Handbook se
ries and is called Bulletin 14-C,
Vol. II, Sec. 2. Preceding vol
umes have described mining
properties in Baker, Grant, Un
ion, Wallowa, Coos. Curry,
Douglas and Josephine counties.
The Jackson county bulletin
lists more than 400 mining prop
erties. It contains 208 pages and
and aerial map of southwestern
Oregon, together with a separate
colored overprint which may be
used to outline the geologic for
mations of the county.
Bulletin 14-C, Vol. n, See. 3
may be obtained from the Port
land office of the department at
702 Woodlark building or at de
partment offices at Baker and
Grants Pass. The price 1 78c
postpaid.
T
Salem (Spl) Oregon law re
quires reports on any traffic ac
cident that involves personal in
jury, death or property damage
in any amount, Secretary of
State Bob Farrell said today in
reminding drivers Involved in
accidents to file these reports
within twenty-four hours.
There is no minimum nron-
ertf damage clause in. the Ore
gon accident reporting law, as
there Is in some states, he said.
Newcomers to Oregon some
times think they are not re
quired to report an accident in
which the damage Is $25 or un
der, but the law in this state re-
GLAD BOYS PLAYED
Independence. Mo.. Oct 1
iu.K) Mrs. R. J. Cooper, mother
of the St. Louis Cardinals' broth
er battery of Morton and Walk
er, said today that her sons had
done as their father would have
wished when they stuck with
the team and played In yester
day's world series game.
"laa would have been the
proudest man in the country to
day," she said.
She said she expected Mort
to arrive tonight.
He left New York after the
game. Walker will catch today's
gam and then come home.
BIO WAREHOUSES
Boston (U.R) The Boston quar
termaster depot recently re
vealed that the army now is op
erating warehouse establish
ment in the United States cov
ering a total of 85,000,000
square ft which enables them
to handle nearly 2,000,000
pounds ot merchandise monthly;
GREEN PINE
SLABS
300 CUBIC
FT. LOAD
Timber P
company
eaieow
to the sheriff ef the county In
which they occur.
TICK TOGETHER
Schenectady. N. Y. UJB The
Army ha a reputation for being
hard-boiled but the Wllczynsky
twin do not subscribe to the
theory. Peter and William never
wera separated in civilian life.
They were inducted together at
Camp Upton, were assigned to
the seme signal company and
both are installer and repair
men. Both were promoted to
private first class the nme day
. , . I- M .1 ml
ana vj np uu, wy wmi g i wu
leave together to tee their
mother.
The army has fitted soldier
with shoes ranging in size from
2 '4 to 18.
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