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THE EVENING HERALD. KLAMATH FALLS. OIlEflON
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U.S.C. ELEVEN
IS PRIMED FOR
OREGON STATE
i Big Series !
Sidelights I
HITTING YANKS
DEFEAT CARDS
Knocks Homer
. Coach Howard Jones
Afraid of Powerful
J: Oregon Eleven
i LOS ANGELES, Oct. S. (AIM
'Coach Howard Jones will
, throw hl Vnlverslty of Southern
California football machine Into
C high gear ugnlnst the Oregon
Staters hero tomorrow.
Feeling .that the Corvallis
i squud la not a team to be trifled
with, the Trojan coach has made
, il known that Don Williams will
i start at quarterback against the
; luvadera and will may In the
; game aa long as necessary.
Marshal Duffleld, who started
( In last Saturday's game against
' I'tah Aggies, will relievo
' Williams and it Is believed by
i: Jones that the promising sopho-
more signal caller will have re
covered from the nervousness
which characterized his first var-
i slty game last week.
Southern California la favored
' to defeat Oregon State by at
I least a seven point margin in
i-the Pacific coast conference bat
t tie.
i Those who do their arguing
J with the green paper figured
- that both teams will score, but
. give the Trojan the edge because
j they are primed for Oregon
jj State; they are to be a more ex
perienced team than last year
I and their offense la more varied
.than it was a season back. Laat
1 year Paul' Schisaler's gridders
- scored 12 points to Southern
y California's 13.
The Trojan lineup to start to
" day had simmered down to a
- backfleld composed of Williams.
J quarterback; Lloyd Thomas and
(. Harry Edelson. halfbacks, and
Rues Saunders, fullback, and the
. forward wall of Nate Barrager,
i'. renter; Galloway, Boren, guard
- Sbaw, Anthony, tackles; Hlbbs,
. McCaslln, ends.
The Oregon team arriving here
today will work out at the Coll
r scum In the afternoon.
Despite forecast of unfavor
able weather for the second game
of the world 'a aerie today, ann
uel Thomas and Francis Chap
.man. who hito.h-hyked from Dov
jer, N. H to New York, took the
'first two places in the fl line
outside the Yankee Stadium at
1 o'clock this morning. At that
hour a mun who called himself
"Kid Hoffman of Philadelphia."
held the fort at the iS booths
all by himself.
On the short end of 5 to 3 odds
before the aeries opened, the
Yankees this morning were quot
ed at 10 to 7 to win.
Waller Johnson, who has done
a bit of pitching in hia time, was
at the first game. "They look
like the same old Yankees," he
said, after Meusel's home run.
A few months ago Clarence
:.;;;.-;ii'll und Jimmy Wilson. Car
dinal buttcryuien, were toiling
for the Phillies, who failed this
season to deviate from their
usual custom of finishing eighth
in an eight-dub league.
Cnltmil froio Pace One) '
Poullilt's hot grouatler and beat
Die Card outfielder to the hug.
High up. A spectator made a1
nice euleb of High's foul. High
gut a base on balls, the fourth
pitch being high and inside.
Krlsch tip. On the first ball
pitched Krlsch lined n hot line '
foul Into right. After three
more bulls Krlsch al.-.i walked. I
the fourth pitch being high and
wide. Iloltouil' V up. Ucng.iugli
uliuost picked I'rls.h oil" first ;
with a ship throw tj Celnlg. I
Hottotuley fouled out to Itelig
ough. who look the bull behind
the plate. " liufcy up. A foul
dented Hengough'a mask und be j
borrowed llufey's bat to beat tlie
bars iu shape agatu. Hufey
struck out. swinging for u third
strike. Pipgras had a bard in
ning. His curve was cunllmiully
breakiUK w ide of the plate. No 1
runs, no hits, mi errors, two !efl j
n buje.
t-'irat JniiitiK Yankee
b?9 wy
S ILL
P flV qftT mnAV
Lni umuim
111
The hard billing Portland
lengu lutseblll teltnl will
meet the lleml Hngles ulna In a
It-
I.OU M'llllK
Iurst up. Old Alec got a cheer series game between the New
i he .ruble,! out to the bo. York' Yunkecs and the SI. Louts
single over Krlsch's
t'ards.
Babe Kuih expressed a world
iof melancholy pity for the sad
'condition of Brick" Owens' eye
l.ou tiehrlg addeil more laurels ; cbell tossed out Luucrl at first,
to his sensational buehnl career N, runs, one hit, no errors, one
today w hen he poled out a home . ,.f,
run with two on the buses in the, ,...,,, i,,,,!,,,, -r.liMl
first Inning of the second world ... . . .
jdlvlng catch of limb's hot
j grounder. Jumping to. his fid
'and threw him out. Kris, h up.
' Krlsch struck out
third called strike
; it t. Hwtiomlcy struck out for
111,, setiml Mill mm, int.-1 liar ul llie
up nuii. nil u i.niw n rriscli up. r risen uiivnipici ; t,irj strike. No runs
lite luuriu piuu oeiiig (o b int but fouled it. rTiseh got j nu rtuin ,. Ml .
"'" uf- imiisi. Hum a single i.ri iiijcri s nami. not- nm, .,l.iMu vi,k.-.-
Uurst got
head. Krltch almost got the hall
by a leaping catch but the ball K'lisch Ktuolbertd. One run. one
bounced off his glove. Koenm hit, no errors, one left on.
up. Koeulg filed out to Hufey.' Tlilnl Inning; lanliimls
IIHSV Oil
afternoon whispering funny stor
ies Into the left ear of the one
time Manassa Mauler, now a thes-'
Pipgras pop
No ruus
hits. 1144 errors, none left on.
SUiti limliiic 4 jirtllnuU
PRINCE LEAVES
I FOR BUCHAREST
j PUAlS, Oct. S. (UP) Prince
, Nicholas of Rumania, who has
been the subject of wild specula
tion in Paris, left tonight in the
, direction of Bucharest.
The prince travelled. Incognito.
and was accompanied by an
'aide. The mysterious woman
vho bad been In his company
for the last week was not with
him. ,
His brother. Prince Carol,
said farewell to the prince at
the Rumanian legation, scoffing
at reports that Nicholas had
eloped with a beautiful Buchar
' est society woman and had re
fused to return to the ilumanian
capital.
Kutli
balls,
w ide.
UU UVUI1X Mil IfU 111! iffliriK. f(,Ml.,r a, at I 1 1 1 -., ; a riuil laa Ian II : a. . t.. . ,
Wh? "! ""I, OUt run drive Into the "7 ,. TrZ rise i s ole I uul u,, "'r",, ul n7s" Z .
,H lm e.nt,e t.v ?J..TL" r. ",.-' U'r the ". '.""" -econd und took l.egugl,'a high
--- ,lru ,r,Ke uu ma i-ui on ins Up. I'ipgrua nearly cuuglil Krlscn ny pipgrus un
Babe said not a word. He baa houlder t-an-vl np. Alec took off aen.ud with a quick throw to L,.,i , Mr,vtr
0ii An wl f n n m nlrM lytmrA 1 1 . s a.: . "
, uiuni roller anu tosseu nun uuierl. Koelllg IbreW out llaley
I out. Three runs, two bits, no Bt first, Krlsch going to third.
iica Aiiroca sueui iuoi m iui errors, none left. JIuruer uu. Ilaruer struck out.
Second Iiinlnx Canlinala taking a third culled strike. It
The boys back of first gave waa a sweeping curve he let go
flehric the blr hand tut he trained by. No ruus. one hit. no errors.
pian- idown to bis position. Harper up. one left. t
,, , Harper got a base on balls, the ' Tliinl liiiUnic Yankm
Some fan lacking all of the:four,n plu.h 4n the ou,j Ru(h up ,iih had o i(i.k
finer sensibilities, picked up a sid ilson un. Ilarner -nred ..-.v fr,..,. il... firi iu.il lrrh,l
on Wllsou's double Into right On the third strike he got a
center. Maranviile up. On Mar- siiiglL over the ihiddle bag lieb
anville's siugle to center, Wil-'rlg up. tiehrlg got a buse on
son scooted to third. Alexander balls, the fourth pitch being low.
up.. Wilson scored when Laz- MVusel up. Ruth scored oil Meu
zeri took Alex's grounder and'sel's double tn left, tiehrlg hold-
threw widly past t.ehrig. Mar- iug up at third. ljizieri up. j
anvllle went to third, and play High threw out Lazier) at first j
waa halted while discuasion , tiehrlg holding third. Itobertsotvl
ton scored on I'aachttt't single to g.in's sucrlflco fly to Harper, i
Irlglit, but HeiiKoiiKli was thrown Lniserl held first. Ileuaoiiith up.
lout at the plule. lKiullill to Krlsch ; llrniioiu h hit into a double piny,
lo Wilson. Koenlg up. Koettlu I-risen t Maiunvllle In llonoui-
popped to lloltomley. Konr ruiiM. ley. One run. no bits, one error,
four bits, no errors, two left. nose left on.
I I on Mil Inning mH uiW I'.luhlh lunliijt i 'anllnnls
Wilson up. I'uscbal went into Dugiiii went In to play tblril
I center for the Yankees. (l'ligras for I he Yanks and Kuroiber went
leaped Into the air and speurrd to second lit place of l.axerl
, WIImiii's hopper nlld tossed him High up; High popped to tiell- ! , Ht
out. Murunvllle up. The rubbll rig. KrlM li up. Krlsch singled I
shot a lona flv Itiio . the rlahl tbroiiuh tlm lion for liU Maa,.ui,i
field siund. K ilg hobbled Mar- nil of the game. Tin. Curds. Kllm" '"uioirow uueruoon in i
'auvllle's grounder nnd the butler were goliig lifter t lu- first pitch . ! o'clock on Knlr liriiutids field. It
jwiis safe. .Mitchell up. Koeulg llotioinley up., Itoliiiinley struck was nniiotinrcd toiljy.
(made a nice running culch of out swinging r,,r ll.e third strike. ! Tlll, ,, (.M,d enrlv
Mitchells seeming safe Texas and t rlsrh slol oud. Hufey ,,,. , KlumuU, , ,,,
leaguer. In.ulhlt up tiehrlg up. llaley filed , Me,,.l. I ,.,,, ,,, ,,.....,.. ,.. .
took liou.hliM High foul. .No .V, runs on., lilt. .... errors, one nfl,(rmi , f f,lti, I "",,., ,.
runs, no hits, one error, one left.. left on ba.e. 1,, (, , ,,,,, ZLL1
Koiirlli luiiinic Yankee ' lllglitli lunliiK Yuukiv ) Sinurtlug uniler Ibe hard game
tilth up. Ilulli shot a long hit ripgrua up. Wilson took Pip given them when Ihev first un't
into center for two buses, lioli- gias' weak lap In front of l lt-; t t)r. Hugles. ih I'orllainl lle.ivrs
rig up. tiehrlg sent lip a high plat., and threw him out. Pus- ,ure anxious to give the lies, holes
i fly to lloiitbil bu.k of H.- oint dial up Pasrhitl sent up a tilr.b ' county sluggers a real Hi king.
base. Meiisel up. Meusel filed flv III front of the plai,. whirl. Tlit. coast leakuu ntblelea arc
',oul lo Hufey. I.uiterl up.' Mil- Wilson look. Koenlg up. Hufey , oil,., ted to arrive this evening
look Koenlg's fly. No runs, no , for the game. After the gnm
lilts, no errors, none left on. they will leave Saturday evening
Mmh lulling l iiiiliiiiils ; for II I where they will unci
Harper ni. Harper scut up u the llend Kaab s lu number game
lih.b fly to Iiiikiiii. who look the
bull over near Hie h..x. W'iUoii
u Wilson whlffeil, swIiikIiik
lor the tnird nIi ike. .Murunvllle lh Kluiuutli semi pro learn li.i
Hiking Hi" up. The Italibii got ii bio. i fore ho alt; I wllli the I'bllii-
lloilouilev liui .i. flrsuitl llaiteil for Mil- deliiiilu Athletics. Triiiuiiier. Kn
hell. orsntii up Or-uiiil luuka and lleutbfuow are all
g.iumleil oul to (iehiia u uussl .1 - ' loriiier lllubi r leugnn i.Iii i ih.
mi ik. i n iumhm:i
j WAtHINtiTHN, Oct. It. (AIM
I The utletnpt In tni'iiio I lie Mi,.
lnlipl Kansas Ti na rallioinl
with the SI. I.oum H.u hcu i ,i
mid llio Kansas City HoulleTii.
) liialltuted before the llllerslnll.
i coiuinercii commission Morn lima
I two yeurt ago by I. K. l.oree un.l
iisHiiclules, liidii)' was formally
, abandoned.
A now In .triinietit lu the Itn.
reiiu of Standards Is so dell, al '
Unit It can ilct.vi Hie biiliig Til
a fly on Mount Kvi'iot. Just Him
tiling for the I leinoi mis to in.,.
uHuliml llio Wlilnperlng Cum.
' Mu
j lllgbe., who Is playing rente.
I field for the ICules, Is tin old
K la nun ri player. II.. played on
semi pro team
no hits. id. No runs, no hits e
on base.
M Wt l lN Ml l f.Tll.TY
MKI'KOItl). Ore, Oct. f.. -A
verdict of guilty was returned
b.v a Jury In the Keil.ral n.nrl
no here late yesterday. In the Irml
of Jack Martin. Kort Kkiiniith
lesiuiiranl keeper, charged
ft i lleuibfrow at inn. time played
j with l bo ( hi, ago Wblte Soi.
The galoe Is being s'ag. ll nil
ider ,llle Ullspl.es of the II. ml
I Kui'.lc lemil.
MI HI OKI. vs. M Altslll ll:l.l
MKHKOHI), Ore, Oil. S, l,Vl '
Tile
ball
Medfoid high aiho.it f.
te.iin left this miirulng
Hufey up. Hufey filed out to;seveii counts with vloluilous ofjsliigi. for Marshfleld where
ball that had been driven Into
the stands and tossed it back
onto the playing field. Seveuty
' nine regular fans tainted dead
away.
Beauty is only skin deep and
painting will never get that
knock out or the engine
Meusel. Harper up. Harper
filed out to Kuth. WINon up.
Wilson grounded out to tiehrlg.
unassisted. No rims, no hits,
no errors, none left.
Slvtli Inning YniiLm
Koenig up. Koeulg struck out
swinging for the third strike
Kuril up Tlie llahe struck mil
takiug a third culled strike. O. li. ,
rig up liebrig sent up a high
one which Douibil took. No runs,
no hits, no errors, one left on 1
bave. I
Seventh liming;-Cnrdliuils I
Maranvllln up. Tho I'.ubblt
V
the prohibition law. The Jury j in. el tin. .Marsbfleld high si boot
detibcruted three hours. Suliirduy.
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around Pingras. I) a u t h I t tin. 1 un. The Cardinal's infield was i kent un a riniulne firn nf chnl-
Maranviile scored when Douthlt ' still In on the grass. H,ilcr,lm., tcr with itlgler. .Maranviile miss-,
hit into a double play. Koenlg walked, the fourth pitch heln ; j ed the third strike. .Mitchell up. 1
to Lazzerl to Gehrig. High up. low and the bases were -full. I Mitchell sent up a high fly to
High popped to Robertson. Three Bengougb up. Gehrig scored on i Robertson. llouthlt up. Lout- !
runs, two hits, one error, none ' Bengough's single to right. Meu-; hit filed out to Paschal. No'
left. Jsel stoppin at third and Robert- i runs, no hits, no errors, none
Keconil Inning; Yankee t-on holdlnfc second. Alexander , left on.
Robertson up. Bottomley took , was taken from the box at this, Seventh Inning Yanlucs
Robertson's high hopper and rar- stage. .Mitchell, the only left, Meusel up. Meusel got a base
ed to the bag ahead of the run- handed spitball twirler in rap- j on balls, tho fourth pitch being
net. Rengough up. Rengough ' tivlty or out, went into the box ' Just off the corner of the plate,
got a free ticket to first, the for the Cardinals. He warmed . l-azzeri up. Meusel st.rie second,
fourth pitch being wide. Pipgras , up for a minute or two. Pipgras I Mitchell Juggled Lazzeri'a sacrl
up. Pipgras sacrificed Wilson to up. Meusel scored when Pipgras; fire bunt, batter being safe at '
Bottomley. Uurst up. Ben- was hit by a ditched ball.- Rob-j first and Meusel going to third,
gough scored on Durst 's slashing . ertson went to third and Uen- It was an error for Mitchell,
hit Into renter. Koenlg up. Koe- , gough lo second. Paschal batted Dugon butted for Robertson. Im
nig sent up a high fly which for hurst. PiiHrlial up. ftobert- gun up. Meusel acored on Pu-
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