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Carter, Wolfe To Renew Hostillities Tonight
DITTEII.FEELING Cubsrse With s,eiantsEnter Crucial Strength PELICANS PLAY Reseoereds C
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spREAD 11 N MAT . ,,NDAV'S RESULTS Monde' he ', as t Giants gassed PIIIICTICE TILTS The largest crowd yet to vlsi
Natiottal League the Gas House Gang, 10-3. This the Bowlers Garden alleys wa
New York 10, St. Louis 3. left the New Yorkers 31i games , on hand Monday night to write
Chicago 5. Brooklyn 4. in front. since the second piece ,-t
One Grudge Battle, Two Only games scheduled. Cubs beat Brooklyn. 5-4, after 1-,0IlL,37
f B League Schools the City league bowlers elite
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their setond week of compost'
:atiterican League stopping a four-run Dodger rally a.
Scientific Tussles on Nett' York b. Detroit O. in the ninth. Help Warm Up Locals lion.
Kirkpatriek a Roeder's tear
St. Louis S5, BORtall Oki. Hubbell missed by some three
Tonight's Bill. Only games scheduled. hours the distinction of becom- for Friday Game. went into the IORKII0 lead 1,,
defeating Charley Ilyde's Pain
leg the first 20-game winner in bra in three straight games. Th
Ily The associated Press the big leagues. Lefty Gomez Ilabiiittti .-S'a tool t Iwo out ill
From all anglespitching.
BULLETIN It beat him tw it it h a (on r-h it' Two scrimmage games, one three from the Antler (lama
ting or quadrilateralthe Cubs 5-0 win for the Yankees over
Gorilla Pogi, the Argtntlite G
and iants figure to show a the Tigers. against Calloquitt Tuesda y after- while the Netted tieing downet
wild Mall, Will TIOt lit' able to ap- bran m
d new way of going about sehuaeher and F m
rench ake noon and the ot her Wed nesday tho Pelham City Lumbermen it
ar against Ttatta Estes at the two ottt of t hoot starts.
pe
the business of beating off each all the difference in the world with either Malin or Merrill saw
Klamath armory tonight in a ot hers ears in their current in the present National league Truman Lusatia of t ho Dalai
scheduled wrestling it g r e Ill t 0 it
. crucial series for the National dog-fight. When they last saw plying the opposition, are slated ger leant toppled the maples to
which was expected to Previa' league pennant. action against the respective rival this week for Snowy Gusta NOR'S Scores of 237, 190 and 2 07 for I
one of the most bitterly fought Simply because they're two al- i clubs. both were about as useful 1937 Pelican gritiders, anti on the nice three game total of 63
001tPat '
4it in meal mat history. pns
together different ball clubs than as a Christmas tree on January basis of report!' etnattating from i
Pro lllll ter Mack Lilian' advised they were as late as a month 3. Hat Lefty Larry. who goes the northern California sector. ilia A number of other higl
the Meeellii-Newe by Phu" from ago. all performences in their against Harry Ounthert in the KCBS aggregation will need all scores were registered wilt
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:edford this lllll previous meetings call be tossed opener Tuesday, now rning that Pogi is sport- the stiff Pratice it can get ill if litii anY Pastega hItting for 10!
c.
was seriously Miami in a bent into the distard in figuring the lug a three-gante winning streak it boor to turn back Dunstnuir's atm 199. Bill 1,1'01,11 309. Yer
with Les Voile in the valley city three-game set that got under in which he has allowed just 14 vie ett in the season debut on non Durant 201, Joe Ward 200
last Illgill Patti would be out of Hal lin ight 307 and Charlet
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WRY lit Chleago Tuesday. hits. Schumacher. a completely Mediu) field Friday night,
commission toy at least two weeks. Rektor 189.
The Giants. with more power". rebuilt job since Bill Terry gave As the third week of eractIce
Wolfe'e headlocks reopened anti and a vast improvement in their Barry Denning the task of catch- oPens anti game time ill'aWS near The Independent league wit
widened a deep cut over Pole's two top right-handers. Hal Schu- lug him, has gone the route in ! Coach Gustafson is still standing open its season Thursday night
eye originally suffered here last macher and Harry Gumbert, are five of his last six starts and I pat on the starting line-up which making a total of rive league'
week when he was hit with a ring far stronger titan the team which has won four of them. I he nominated a week ago. with tatillhOSP,1 of 20 lea me PIIJOYIIIII
stool. has lost 11 of 19 Itaalea to the Gumbert and his curve always ' One possible change. Ile mid that the popular aport at the Bowlers
Lillani said that Bobby Wag- Cubs this year. look good against the Cubs. and. Sample. second string tackle. may Garden.
ner, New England light-heavy- Chicago, on the other hand. like Schumacher, is considerably be shifted to guard and used to The City league bowls or
weight and junior heavyweight boasts three far improved twirl- more impressive since Denning replace either Al Green or Ken Mondays. Women's league Tiles,
champion, would substitute for era in Larry French, Tex Carle- has been on the receiving end Wilson before the Pelleans take days. Independent league Thurs.
Pogi and meet Eetes in the semi- ton d b k '
an come ac mg Curt Davis. for hint. the field against Dunstutor Fri days and the Industrial leagut
I inal bout. With Ripper Collins back after Schumacher and Melton. the daY Fridays.
Earl Yoakley will replace Wag- a months hospital stay and Giants elegant southpaw rookie. Gustafson hoped this week's All league bowling Marta at 1
tier as referee. Gabby Hartnett hammering the will be the New York starters scrimmage games with the cone- o'clock and ends at 10 with open
, cover off the ball. they are well in the other two games. Carleton. ty B league schools would give bowling before and after.
Texas Les Wolle's tyrannical
up in their stock of pitchers' who baffled the Giants with three him a definite line ott what to Antler Garage
temperament and Missouri Mar- poison. hits once this season. and Davis, I expect in the way of performance spivey 156 140 152.-44S
'shall Carter's predilection for re- Ring Carl Hubbell will prob- a Giant jinx of the past, will go ! hut for the time being. at least Martin, G. 174 137 140-451
volt were both reported to be in ably see action for the Giants for Chicago. l he feels that the first eleven II ilyron 153 152 210-513
fine fettle today, and consequent- only as a relief flinger, if at all. In the other tilts on Mondays l ptogressing at a satistatetory pace. stout 178 176 173-523
ly there was ample indication that ,,
rats was taking a well-earned rest curtailed program. the Browns l Tito coach said that Ben Angus sweasy 127 1g9 133-423
their return match tonight in the Tuesday after becoming the first and Boston Red Sox split a! was shaping up all right at tittar Ilandleap 87 87 87-261
top of three armory wrestliva National league pitcher to win doubleheader. St. Louis winning terback in practice. and. although
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events would provide all the ele- n d --
20 games this year. with an I the opener S-8 and dropping the I Gustafson not comment On Total S75 561 895-2631
ments of a splendid massacre. elegant four-hit. seven-inning re-I nightcap 7-5. All other clubs had ; the matter. it was obvious to Balsigerli
Texas Les. you may recall, was lief trick against the Cardinals the day off. I Modoe field observers alonday Lashio' 237 190 207-834
the gent who got to Carter last , that Wes Yancev, at fullback. was 1,cop, 149 159 151-459
week with a series of armbreakers still flipping out passes with all
and hamerlocks after first weak- nursing a grievance against Estes llottortt 141 131 115-387
m
ening Missouri Marshall with one almost as carefully as he has Detore Claims the dexterity which made tom "woe 171 149 146-466
of his copyrighted hook scissors. nursed two head cuts inflicted the saving grace of last fall's Alatlick 177 Ile 145-440
One effect of Wolfe's endeavors last Tuesday by a ring Stool in Bat Crown In game with Bend.
The Peliean coaching depart Handicap 3g 133 123-284
was that he assumed the unolli- the hands of Estes' second. and --- --
-i 1. ment is still considerably worried . Niel ,. 913 S 894-26S1
cial armory championship mantle it is sale to say that while the H r
airline ms
La by the laek of reserve backs. The 77
and became forthwith one of the wounds have progressively im- Pelican City
only possible replacements on the .
most cordially disliked titleaolcr- proved, the grievance has become LOS ANGELES. Sept. 21 1-4') current horizon are Patti Ramos
era in the local history of the mat more and more rankling. I Pastega . J. .. 127 199 205 -534
In a hairline finish with Harlan !and Archie Anderson. Itamos is tiort,, a
112 139 140-421
sport. On the other hand, Toots. who I a
But that was not the sum total came out of last week's tangle Pool, Seattle outfielder, George freshman from the 1936 Mills
i school championship eleven. anti - .
Protege, E. 116 124 I14-3S4
nor the net result of the evening's with nothing worse than a back- Detore, San Diego catcher, heidlAnder n
so, although he has had 1 ."as 132 140 209-4S9
activities. Indeed not. Far more ache and a decision by the foul today the batting championship previous experience as a Wildcat 'Pierson 179 176 174-629
Important was the tact that the route, has devoted the interven- of the Pacific Coast league for has yet to break into a varsity Handicap 08 99 90-294
occasion served to kindle a mutual log seven days to elaborating on 1937. Detore's average was .3341 --
game.
hatred, so that ever since both a plan for gaining retribution to Pool's .3340. The whole team appears to be Total 794 894 973-2651
participants have been straining both for himself and his handler. It was the closest finish in the I decidedly on the light side in the Netted Geme
at the leash and gnawing at the He is counting on the famous history of the 35-year-old circuit. matter of weight. especially the Durant 2il1 172 146-539
bars or in other ways expressing Estes rage to provide the inspire- Only eight points separated the l backfield. where oely Doti Gio Jackson 172 161 114-4s2
the intensity of their pent-up feel- tion and motive power for his en- batter in tenth place from the Wallthi stands the barest chance t'heyne, 11. - 131 165 146-442
logs. deavor. one in first place. of making the Fairbanks groan. Boota 146 145 155-446
Tonight the leashes will be on- Sailor Dick Trout and Zibby Barring accidents in the Tues. !Wee ... 150 177 139-446
tied, the bars will be let down, Zbysko, who clash again in the M' day and Wednesday scrimmage Handle:1p 100 100 100 --300
and the adversaries will be per- opener, have no deep-seated an- turas Eleven games. the Pelicans will line up j ---
mated to leap across the arena at guish to unbear before the pub- against Dunsmuir Friday night 1-Total 900 923 852-2675
each others' throats liked starved tic. However. both are deter- liThips Tulela e
k unhampered by pre-season injur-
lions at Nero's choicest Christians. mined to put on an exhibition of les. The only serious casualty to Kirk pittrick & Weller
Or something like that. wrestling which. for action, speed ALTURAS. Sept. 21 The date has been guttered by the Roister . 156 189 157-502
Basis of Carter's dislike for and skill, will dim the evening s Modoc Union high school foot- coaching staff. Don Golding, Wlid Westin, AV. 140 132 152-421
Wolfe is principally Wolfe's use more macabre incident'. ball team won an easy victory rat mentor, having come up with Reed 154 169 159-482
of the armbreakers. Of course. In addition, of course. Trout over Tulelake In the first game of a dislocated knee when he was CheYne, B. - 165 167 149-481
the Texan indulges frequently will attempt to prove that his the season hero Saturday, The clipped from the side by one of Hatelit 170 172 2117-549
and zestfully in other maneuVers previous victory over Zbysko was alodoe goal was threatenedwhen his charges Monday afternoon. Handicap 44 44 44-132
which are frowned upon in the no accident, and Zbyszko will at- coach Elliott ran in a gang of sub- Earl Peterson, former team- -- --
best wrestling circles, but the tempt to prove that it was. stitutes. mate of Gustafsen and Buck Bent- Total 829 873 860-2570
irmbreakers, in addition to being Bobby Wagner, New England Final score was Modoc. 411 mer at Oregon State and a high Hyde Painters
of questionable legality, are ex- light heavyweight and junior Tulelake O. school English instructor. hag Ashworth 145 147 160-452
truciatingly painful. Because they heavyweight champion. will su- been helping Golding with the Yard 200 149 150-199
nut so much, they are A Number perintend activities. insofar as it In aviation as in finance. Pre- Wildcats and will probably handle stadin 123 128 163-414
ane resentment-builders. is humanly possible to do so, as serving a balance is the criterion the team until Golding', damaged !lyric, 144 163 143-472
Basis of Voile's rancor toward referee. I of skill. knee returns to normal. Martin, B. 139 170 104-413
l'arter is principally the swat , ,
A regiment of carpenters is Handicap 59 59 69-177
which the alissourian rose from rushing a bleacher-building job en
he floor to deliver to Wolle ear
the east alitP of Modoc field in the Total
a the postlude to last week s al. Thu l Puzzles Experts Trying
hope of being able to aecomme- 812 818 799-2427
I
'air. 1 date the record crowd expected at
It was an ethically doubtful
teriormance, but it served to
To Pick Four-Star W in Friday night Seeded 's game. The bleach- I ded Pia y
ers
ers, of the portable variety. will
iooth Carter's rumpled feelings seat 500 and will ordinarily hel Little Troubled
ind proved highly popular with reserved for supporters of the
he big crowd. Most important NEW YORK, Sept. 21 (AP) Jacobs, Celerino Garcia, the Fill- visiting team. In L. A. Event
If all, it acted as a thorough tines- Marcel Thil, the bald beauty pino puncher who will try to de- All is silent in the Dunsmuir
hetie, rocking W from la belle France and mid- throne Welterweight Champion district, Wolfe temporarily hut an unconfirmed Ni-
LOS ANGELES, Sept. 21 (AP)
leep into the never-never land.
dleweight champion of the world Barney Ross, has created the mor arising from the Susanville Play in the eleventh annual Pa
Nhen he recovered, the Texan i
n certain designated localities, best impression in recent days. Precinct has it that the Susanvii- e nn
lite Southwest tennis toa-
ury of a tormented tiger, but eaped after Carter with all the , beginning Is oeginning to fret the experts, He has shown a terrific punch lers took a '20-0 heating from the ',lent moved into the third round
who have come back gamely al- and there is lots of talk that he Dunsmuirites last Saturday. Its today, with most of the seeded
A that time, Carter had retreat
ter what happened to them last may knock Ross out. He had on the strength of that rep .
report that stars looking for more competi
A to parts uncharted, and Wolfe's
tomicidal spring carried him into month and are trying to name Barney on the floor in a previ- Gustafson and the Pelicans are de- Gott than observers felt they'd
he arms of a regiment of police. all four winners on Thursday ous non-title fight on the coast. termined to guard against over- get.
rho kept watchful guard over night's caucus of champions at Lou Ambers remains a oar- confidence and a possible upset Tap seeded In the men's sin
Lint for the balance of the even- the Polo grounds. row favorite over the challenger Friday. glee, J. Donald Budge of Call-
na. The boys, who at first blush for his lightweight diadem, Pod- Gustafson drove up to T1 ,
P
I fornia and Baron Gottfried von
D-alles
(This police guard business, in- almost unanimously picked Fred ro Montanez. while Sixto Esco- Saturday night and saw r C a mm of
Germany, hearted into
Identally, was a notable feature Apostoli to do up the French- bar, defending the bantam title, that Columbia river high school comparatively easy matches, and
f last Tuesday's entire program, man as brown as a fried frog's still gets the popular call over team. which the Pelicans will meet the same seemed true in the
nd Chief Hamm has promised to leg, are developing a painful Harry Mira. in The Dalles next Friday, play wornen's singles,
ave the cream of the force on suspicion that Thil may pull None of the principals is bay- Franklin of Portland. Snowy Budge was paired against
reported that the 1937 version young Billy Deeg of Santa Men-
en tn
and tonight, on the reasonable what has now come to be known ing any trouble making weight, - r ..
of e club which roundly whipped Ica, Cal., who promised to give
ssumption that police guards will as a "Tommy Farr." Promoter Jacobs reported. Mon
the Pelicans here last fall has a America's net king a warm
e more than ever a necessity.) The symptoms are very simi- tanez still was a couple of
stronger line, averaging 19 5 workout. while Von Cramm In
At any rate, Wolfe never had tar. Thil at times has looked pounds too heavy yesterday, but, pounds, but no such fancy set of the opposite draw had Owen
wen a measure of revenge for even worse in training than did his handlers didn't anticipate
barks as that which cavorted up Anderson, local II threat,
I. oca co ege 1 rea .
hat clout to the auricle. Tonight Farr In his preparation for Joe much difficulty getting it off. If
and (1011 Moder: field a year ago. Much to the consternation of
e gets his chance. Louis. He has been clouted any of the eight is overweight at Indeed. Gustafson said, it wan the management, as well as to
And simultaneously Carter has around by his sparring minions neon Thursday, he will be given quarterback trouble that cost The that part of the gallery who like
is chance to get even for those and has even worn the same sort two hours to reach the atipu- Dallea the 7-0 defeat it took from a 11 I pulchritude tt e pu car tude along with
onbreakers, to get even in a of long, unsightly underwear in lated poundage. Franklin. their tennis. the face of Eng
Texas Les Wo Ife:s tyrannical
temperament and Missouri Mar
'shall Carter's predilection for re
volt were both reported to be in
fine fettle today, and consequent
ly there was ample indication that
their return match tonight in the
top of three armory wrestlivg
events would provide all the ele
ments of a splendid massacre.
Texas Les, you may recall, was
the gent who got to Carter last
week with a series of armbreakers
and hammerlocks after first weak
ening Missouri Marshall with one
of his copyrighted hook scissors.
One effect of Wo Ile's endeavors
was that he assumed the unof II
eta' armory championship mantle
and became forthwith one of the
most cordially disliked titleholtr
ers in the local history of the mat
sport.
But that was not the sum total
nor the net result of the evening's
activities. Indeed not. Ear more
Important was the fact that the
occasion served to kindle a mutual
hatred, so that ever since both
participants have been straining
at the leash and gnawing at the
t bars or in other ways expressing
- ;:the intensity of their pent-up feel
jogs. Tonight the leashes will be un
' tied, the bars will be let down,
and the adversaries will be per
mitted to leap across the arena at
each others' throats liked starved
lions at Nero's choicest Christians. ,
Or something like that.
Basis of Carter's dislike for
Wolfe is principally Wolfe's use
of the armbreakers Of course.
' the Texan indulges frequently
and zestfully in other maneuvers
which are frowned upon in the
, best wrestling circles, but the
armbreakers, in addition to being
of questionable legality, are ex
cruciatingly painful. Because they
hurt so much, they are A Number
One resentment-builders.
Basis of Voile's rancor toward
Carter is principally the swat
which the Missourian rose from
the floor to deliver to Wolfe's ear
in the postlude to last week's af
fair. It was an ethically doubtful
periormance, but it served to
Booth Carter's rumpled feelings
and proved highly popular with
- the big crowd. Most important
of all, it acted as a thorough anes
thetic, rocking Wolfe temporarily
deep into the never-never land.
When he recovered, the Texan
leaped after Carter with all the
fury of a tormented tiger, but
at that time, Carter had retreat
ed to parts uncharted, and Wolfe's
homicidal spring carried him into
' the arms of a regiment of police.
who kept watchful guard over
hint for the balance of the even
' log.
(This police guard business, in
cidentally, was a notable feature
of last Tuesday's entire program,
and Chief Hamm has promised to
have the cream of the force on
hand tonight, on the reasonable
assumption that police guards will
be more than ever a necessity.)
At any rate, Wolfe never had
even a measure of revenge for
that clout to the auricle. Tonight
he gets his chance.
And simultaneously Carter has
his chance to get even for those
armbreakers, to get even in a
fashion more satisfying and more
permanent than was provided by
that single haymaker.
, Carter expects to make the most
of his opportunity. He said Moir
slay night that, this trip, he will
not waste time nor fool around
until Wolfe's conduct becomes un
bearably annoying. He intends
, to begin right at the beginning,
capitalizing on his established
ability to swing punches and kick
stomachs.
On an equal plane with the top
event so far as mangle melodrama
is concerned is the Toots Estes
Gorilla Pogi affair, slotted In the
middle position of the all-rematch
card.
hut besides possessing all the
sanguinary aspects of the final
- bout, the Estes-Pogi imbroglio is
further gifted with the flavor of
nit international crisis. Pogi of
Buenos Aires, will be out to de
monstrate death as it is perform
ed in Argentina, Estes of Okla
homa will be upholding the meth
ods of Billy the Kid and the
dames boys, and both will be de
' fending the honor and reputation
of their respective nations as fear
, less fighters.
For a full week Poe bas been.
NEW YORK, Sept. 21 (AP)
Marcel Thil. the bald beauty
from In belle France and mid
dleweight champion of the world
in certain designated localities.
is beginning to fret the experts,
who have come back gamely af
ter what happened to them last
month and are trying to name
all four winners on Thursday
night's caucus of champions at
the Polo grounds.
The boys, who at first blush
almost unanimously picked Fred
Apostoli to do up the French
man as brown as a fried frog's
leg, are developing a painful
suspicion that Thil may pull
what has now come to be known
as a "Tommy Farr."
The symptoms are very simi
lar. Thil at times has looked
even worse in training than did
Farr in his preparation for Joe
Louis. He has been clouted
around by his sparring minions
and has even worn the same sort
of long, unsightly underwear in
the ring that Farr affected, He
talks in a strange language, too
--more unintelligible than Farr's
Welshreport the writers as
signed to Marcers camp.
Those who have watched nil
the most, including Jeff Dickson,
biggest of the continental pro
moters, are sold on his ability.
"He's the best body puncher
I ever saw," said Dickson. "lie
will deal Apostoll misery in 16
rounds."
One thing most likely to hand
icap the Frenchman is the local
"no-foul" rule. Marcel won each
of his last two fights with Lou
Brouillard in Paris while sitting
on the floor making faces. He
won't be able to win that way
Thursday night,
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performing for Promoter Mike
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Record Crowd
Sees Bowling
League Match
The largest crowd yet to visit
the Bowlers Garden alleys was
on hand Monday night to watch
the City league bowlers enter
their 'emu(' week of Mullett.
lion.
Kirkpatrick & Booder's team
went into the league lead by
defeating Charley ilyde's Pain
lore in throe straight games. The
'-.3's took two out of
three from the Antler Ramie
while the Netted limns downed
the Pelican City Lumbermen in
two out of three starts.
Trutuan hashtm of the Dalai.
sr team toppled the mapieri for
scores of 237, 190 and 207 for a
nice three game total of 634
pins.
A number of other high
scores were regist r red with
Johnny Past ega hitting for 203
and 199, Bill Lyons 309, Ver
non Durant 201, Joe 'nrd 200.
Rai Haight 207 and Char lea
Rektor 159.
The Independent league will
open its season Thursday night,
malting a total of five leagues
composed of 2S teams ottIoYing
the popular sport at the Bowlers'
Garden.
The City league bowls on
5londays, NVomen's league Tues
days. Independent league Thurs.
daYs and the Industrial league
Fridays.
All league bowling starts at 8
o'clock and ends at 10 with open
bowling before and after.
Antler Garage
Spivey 155 140 152-443
Martin, G.. 174 137 140-451
Ilyron 153 152 210-515
Stout 178 175 173-529
sweasy 127 1R9 123-429
Handicap 87 87 87-261
Total 575 561 895-2531
11A1.1gerla
Lashua 237 190 207-534
Propel 149 159 151-459
llottorff 141 131 115-387
Latt 171 149 146-466
Mat lick 177 113 145-440
Handicap 33 133 123-284
LOS ANGELES, Sept. 21 (Al')
Play in the eleventh annual Pa
cific southwest tennis tourna
ment moved into the third round
today, with most of the seeded
stars looking for more competi
tion than observers felt they'd
get.
Top seeded in the men's sin
gle& J. Donald Budge of Cali
fornia and Baron Gottfried von
Cramm of Germany, headed into
comparatively easy matchea, and
the same seemed true in the
wornen's singles.
Budge was paired against
young Billy Doeg of Santa Mon
ica, Cal., who promise(' to give
America's net king a warm
workout, while Von Cramtn in
the opposite draw had Owen
Anderson, local college threat.
Much to the consternation of
the management, 88 well as to
that part of the gallery who like
a little pulchritude along with
their tennis, the face of Eng
land's Kay Stammers was mlas
ing from the singles Play.
Comely Kay went out in an
upset yesterday before Los Ange
les' own comely entry, Mrs. Ruby
flighop 131xler. former girls'
junior champion. 6-4. 2-6. 8-2.
KLEPPEFI GETS
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Seattle Proxy Socked by
Player After Firing
Manager Bassier.
SEArrI,E. Sept. 111 (Un
William Klepper. prenident of the
Seattle batieball team of the pael.
fie vomit league. today nursed a
hinek eye atimertiolly inflicted by
ono of tit 11111100 pinyon' after
Klepper fired Manager Johnny
Blunder for "Inaubordhint ion."
Klepper retired to itia hotel
room etter a merlon of derision
menu that scrambled the Sjattle
elub's affaira more then ever. lie
suffered the bruleed eye during en
II rgument wit h a player whoa,.
name Will not learned. It was antil
Kle tiller's troubles marled
title season when his team had
losing streak. In miiimeaeon.
fired Spencer Abhott, old time
manager. and named ilasaler as
his sueeemson Sunday, itri0E t lit
(irk game of ft doubleheader.
Klepper and !Master nearly eillite
to blowa.
Balmier aroused Kiiipper'a anger
when he put young Dirk Hamm!
on the mound to pitch the second
game of a doubleheader with Site
111111011t0. Barrett already tOttl
ptlehett find WOO 010 firm( game
And Witit :tithing for 250 bonne
that Klepper prombied hint If he
WOO 20 mimeo thin season.
Hearing Hamster planned to tom
Quartet of Coast
Leaguers Battle
For Prize Money
fly Tito Agnocintll Prom
Four teams, Pacific Coast
baseball laa gun leadere. Nought
heavy money end the 1937 cir
cuit championship Tuesday In
opening games of the Shaugh
nessy playoffa.
Sacramento's Senatora, winners
of first place and $2500 in the
regular senann's schedule. enter
tained third place San Diego.
Portiand'a !leavers. I 939 champ
Ione who barely equeeted into
the first division by winning it
doubleheader Sunday, opposed
aecond place San Franclaco Seals
at San Francisco.
Victory by Sneramento in boil'
semi-finals and Ninth' will give
players of the tenni $5500 to di
vide, ineluding the $2500 niremly
won. The most any other chili
call win will be $3000 while any
team getting into the finals, win
or lose, will get at least 32000.
After playing three Jounce the
Beavers and Seals go to Port
land and the Padres and Sena
tors move to San Diego. The
winnera of the neml-finale play
seven games or lege for the
title.
Sam Gibson, the eircuit'a top
pitching hand, wen named by
Manager Lefty O'Doul of the
Seals as his pitching choice for
the opener. Ad Liska or Sailor
Bill Posedel will he on the hil
lock for the Beftvern.
Sail Diego wilt URA hefty Jim
Chaplin on the mound in the
opener, and will he opposed by
Sacrantento'n Tony Freitelt Both
hurlers were conelatent winners
thin season.
III
Attention:
Hunters and Sportsmen
The Bly Cafe
At Bly, Oregon
will be open twenty-four hours a day during hunt.
ing season for your convenience.
Meals at all hours, and lunches put up to take out.
SCOTT & SPICER, Mgrs.
ill
Harrel. for thn nightcap. Klep - .. . filall!is I(1t11()ans
per etrode fr on
om the ions to the
clubhouse and ordered him to send IN! 5!)-0 Se()re
Iklitrion Oppe It to the rubber.
7,
linesier refused. grabbed Moppet. ile SN .1.1,.. 1 .,I . Sem ...1
by the vest and pushed him . e. i Av. !;.,,, J. shoo I., hdi
through the clubhouse doorway. ate (7c,,,,,,,,f.,.. A c..11.1t" t ,. i.iso, tooter no ns.i.
yelling: ' Alm" dio immodi 10 liOle fad 61, , Aldo 1.,,,,1,,. or 1..,,,mlog. to, too e lsst
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"I'm boss end I'll R t n y tIONS It!. night 114 !h., I hi kto.111 it thdr
long an I'm in command." hew nie lirbt mstein with s !.... a
linrrett went out nod won the lit The ts,oriated Pr,,,, I.tot,
second contest. qualifying for the N tIONAL 1.1.,(1 I.; A haid elimmrc. Hoe sort
bootie. Monday morning lilepto,t V. L. Pet tz,,. It Its, n 11-14 hik log pa .,1
dismissed Hassler. New Yoi k sr, f, 3 .11 4 i to, s m for little 10k101d0,..
Later. F. Lloyd Nelson. promi r itt,,,g,, s I t,", .N..i,l NI ,,,,,,,,,,,,,. ..,,,, 1,,,,,.v .
nem business Milli nod Pportsmstit si. Loillin 7 :. '., I !, I d imacke. Zintio,: mot,. Lent I mot
paid back salnries of the players pitto,,,,gh
7r. I" 32 .6 colitis contill,I o t th yt..,
Nelson took over the eontracts .r 11mt 7,) 70 t...0 t,,,,,i,, ,,,,,1 p.,.;y
Diek tlyseloirin. Barrett, Eddie itgtoyo ll I SII I 33 coot ri im I ed I ., ice
Fernandes end Alan Strango as Philadelphia ' ' s.', 39:1 t. ,
Eat Cig4 itiV.Mill.t '&010
collaterni. Cincinnati 1'4 S 4 '3'3 el,'en Immied iii i le more firm
jilrectors of the club considered -
a tionioe .ignill elailitiy ....teat
an offer front IC. J. Barnes to buY ILIIICAN 1.11s.ttel I.:
in tit. I, the (lithe team to,i . . 1
their stork. It was understood tv I. ref
out thr num)" I n in ottl.,.11. 't A
Barnes reprenented Shirley Par.., New N',,, k o 1 I .r.7 4
er. Yakitua Pportmilan and coldtal lieinot , :.7 .:,..,1
1,1 litif
It. NPIR011 II ft 1 A thn offer would Clileaso 7, L'J ..".:.7
Stole omit s.,I 4.!I told. f ..,a
he arted upon In a dny or two. clevet,I 7.1 Sit .r,..:1 ,
Other .bida worn expected to lir Ito81,,,, 72 g.1 .,29 S.111111,,;,1', 1111,1 ton.3 agoiosi
submitted in the meantime. Vashingion ,.: 7, .47,, Idaho's iiiiiiiis :IS stote had ....,,
47 !,11 .241 f,,1 ,I.ml, I. lit, ,
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Hassler wild he was not stir pho.,,I,.11,1,in
prised by hits release. St. Lotto,
"I understood for weeks .hat ------
I would not be kept when the otti...() y; (Try. sm. 21 tin INVENTIONS
season was over." he !Rill Verne Cross. S. hittretett n basal WANTED
HIPPper liko Ino RI110 reeelid'' ektill fraettire nod tilpitired ,11'
for thn doubleheader Sunday. Fed r,,,,, it, (I g g " coy.. f..,, see
J. T. Andenion
they d m ilet'yn Insnatoi dr :ftA
a' e:Irnt,'InIf'ffiliinier"
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FrIdav - Stifiltthly
Itt a local titospitOl.
Ittlit littNitl, Hopt. 21 tilti Iltttiv
provtivo ror liogon
lirtitinolt elided hod night 'Hulot'
tho floodlight?' of Huy null rittil
ON training AIto4 tapered off halo'.
1.tol Atilt:Mot'
'lox' ruddily night.
No Moiling lloolto iis 1111101111e
eil by l'inteli Prink i'allition. but 11 Ili V A 1.1.18. Sept ?I i A p 1 . .
be maid the t raveling squad vitt Frank l'i Indio, l'hilionalli.
Celliteitli tir 33 mon. Pasiting eillel "111 11111,10eh l ho knee
Mit ing. hlll
without' oiy einitart ; ,,
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made lip I lie tission. 1v wounded - - i It egon's ii, er ,
limit Ing easmilt lea oh t Ch., open
1.()4 A Nt; 1.:1,1.:s. s,pt. 21 1.1,, .. hie lav or the scillielli.
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row...lila nt 1.os A II a e les iltrileill 11011i1, 1111,1 1111 11 11111Icl lielle,
oill today tor 'knottier ., Imo( at lila Oleo!. t lie result,
the V'eliroot sit ategy. John Sholdr.ike i eported. of ii
'rt... n...1m, timilig Oregon for shot rime t he rine or to,, ,"Ti.
mation, . put iteross two tooi- Paltion. A I I Ira imr
down,' vesterila). all dome w tilt In I ht. Wit. MOM', ii II,,, ,,.
aerial tissintanee. An, t in 1.1tereer et1,111015. tli.e,!, i
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Just about Iii..hill their fit st re i al ill" eye and ano. on( it
fiy posts at the ext rem it Ms for I ear IIIK condition tot crit Iva.
Silt it i'llityft ottunt,i lucre, 100 ,voill i 11rielillc am eilliii livelii,10.11'v
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tut natt not t omit log oil Itim 1,0 ! chat gel! Ilk tin.. (.try:1111m nIt'll
cripple,' llelet. First 81tillwr torit it, maid Alt 1111,r11100 se,01 ,
',rank Pricree Rile' 1(e,01 l:11.1 ot, tot tio-.1 )1,ree w Mott do, t,t,
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day. Phelan said he hiepe,t to be I 1.11. ".,t, itt.rittottottt ittittry.
ithlo to Mtn Ili iti.k Nen intl. i i 1 hi
St ring Wilt rterntillt , nit 110.10. Ne, r
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Gridirons
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Hunt For Deer
Picks Up After
Slow Beginning
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t,ffiut yI ,I,,r hit nt lout !
'ticked III 1 1,1.1.11v Ilotottly
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