PAGE TWO THE NEWS AND THE HERALD, KLAMATH FALLS, OREGON
Victory on Sunday Gives
Californians League
Championship.
Ability to come through with
timely bingles with men on bases
was the big factor that gave the
III. Shasta Athletic Club an 8-6
victory over the Klamath Falls
Red Sox Sunday afternoon in the
California city before a 1000 fans.
The win for Shasta crowned the
team 1937 champion of the Non t h
ero California league after five
months of stiff competition.
The game. a free-hitting affair.
sparkled with heavy slugging by
both teams and sensational field
plays that brought the big crowd
to its feet time and time again.
Idt. Shasta, first at bat, lost no
time in going to work on the
slants of Clyde Carlstrom,
Sox hurler, nicking him for three
hinnies to score two runs in the
opening frame.
Klamath came back in the sec
ond canto to duplicate matters by
touching Joyce for three safeties
and tieing up the score 2-2. The
third frame was uneventful.
Shasta made a big inning of
the fourth, pounding Carlstrom
for three blows and parading over
home plate as many times to take
a 5-2 lead in the fray. Klamath's
part of the fourth netted them
two hits and one run. the,' inning
ending 5-3 in favor of the Cali
fornians. Both hurlers settled down to
superb chucking in the fifth and
sixth frames with neither team
scoring, but in the seventh ses
sion the Mt. Shasta outfit. feeling
a two-run lead was not sufficient.
got out its big bats and pounde.I
Carlstrom for three blows. scoring
three runs to take a comfortably
lead of 8-3.
Failing to do any damage la
the seventh, the Red Sox opened
up with an eighth inning rally
that saw them hit Joyce for three
base knocks and score three times,
bringing the count Co 8-6 for
Shasta.
Both teams tightened down to
the final frame. neither secur
ing a hit or run to change the
score.
Larry Granger, Red Sox catch
er, led his team in slugging for
the afternoon, nicking Joyce for
three blows in three times at bat.
including a double. Carlstront
with a double and a single and
Wheeler with two singles also had
a good day at bat.
Chorak, University of Califor
nia player. led the Mt. Shasta
outfit in hitting, collecting three
for five off the slants of Carl
strom, Red Sox pitcher. Bob
Joyce and Crispi also found Klam
ath hurling to their liking. each
slamming out two base knocks
during the afternoon.
Chorak for Shasta and Dur
Reba for Klamath both turned in
fine defensive games.
The official scorers book show
ed Carlstrom allowing 13 safeties
with Joyce giving up 12, the
former striking out three and the
latter 6.
The game Sunday practically
closes the season for the Sox,
although contests with the Bend
Elks, State League winners. and
the Medford Rogttes may be
scheduled soon, to be played era
of Klamath Falls, no diamond
being available locally.
In 25 games played during the
1937 season, the Red Sox lost
but eight contests including the
loss to the San Francisco Seals.
Box score:
Red Sox
AB R H E
Molatore, If 5 0 1 0
Bernadou, 2b 4 1 1 0
Ilammericksen, ef 5 1 1 0
Wheeler, as 4 1 2 1
Ilarshbarger, 3b 3 0 0 0
Duracha, lb 4 1 1 0
Donaldson, rf 3 0 0 1
Comstock, rf 1 0 1 0
Granger, c 3 2 3 1
Carlstrom, p 4 0 2 0
TOTAL 36 6 12 3
Mt. Shasta
AB R H E
Chorak, lb 5 0 3 0
Barney, 2b 4 0 1 0
Peterson, rf 4 2 1 1
Doh Joyce, p 5 2 2 0
13111 Joyce, If 5 0 1 0
McCloud, ef 3 2 1 0
Feminis, 3b ....... 1 1 0
Crispi, as 5 1 2 0
Youngman, c ....... 0 1 1
TOTAL 40 8 13 2
Score by innings:
Red Sox
Hits 2 3 0 2 0 0 1 4 0-12
Runs 0 2 0 1 0 0 0 3 0 G
Mt. Shwa
Bits Al 1 1 3 0 2 3 0 0-13
Runs 2 0 0 3 0 0 3 0 0 8
Summary: Earned runs, Red Sox
4, Alt. Shasta 5. Three base hits,
Bob Joyce. Left on bases, Red
Sox 6, Alt. Shasta S. Wild pitches.
Joyce. Two base hits, Granger,
Ca ristrom, Bernath:1u, Chorak 2,
Crisp', Struck out by Carlstrom
8, by Joyce 6. Double plays,
Iturshbarger to Bernadou to Dur
ROM. Sacrifice hits, Bernadou,
Barney, Peterson. stolen bases.
liernadou. Umpires, Wolf, Couch,
Harmon, DeCierek. Scorers, Walsh
and Peterson.
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Here is one reason Santa Clara opened its 1937 football season with a
Stanford at Palo Alto. Calif. Everett Fisher. Broneho fullbaeli, is show n
guard on the start of a 14-yard gain.
Giants Face Difficult Bees
With 4-Game Lead on Cubs
SND'S RESULTS
Nat lOnat League
New York 4. Brooklyn 3.
Chicago 5-S. St. Louis 6-5.
Boston 17. Philadelphia 3.
Pittsburgh 5-2, Cincinnati 4-1.
American League
Boston 7, New York 2.
Cleveland 9-4. Detroit 3-3.
Chicago 4-4. St. Louis 3-1.
Philadelphia 7. Washington 7
(called in eleventh, darkness).
By The Associated Press
To all intents and purposes.
the Giants have the National
league pennant tucked away in
their weskit pocket. but there's
still the bare chance that those
big bad Bees from Boston will
knock them over the head and
take the title right away from
them.
In fact, the last hope for the
Cubs, who now trail Bill Terry's
Terriers by fcTur games, lies in
the ability of the Baffling Bees
to continue their jinx over the
galloping Giants in two double
headers at the Polo grounds
Monday and Tuesday.
It will take a sweep of the
four-game set, or close to it, to
keep the Giants away from suc
cessful defense of their crown
through this last week of the
season. And even that may not
do it. unless the Cubs can knock
off the Cardinals and Cincinnati
Reds in their seven remaining
games.
As matters now stand. any
combination of sixsix wins for
the Giants, six losses for the
Cubs, or a sum making up that
totalclinches the pennant for
the New Yorkers. They have 11
games to play, to the Cubs'
seven.
It's strictly up to the Bees
now. They've already whipped
the Giants 10 times in 18 starts
this year. After they leave the
Polo grounds, the Giants run out
.
1 The Weekend in Sports
By The Associated Press
BELMONT, Mass. Ralph
Guldahl, Henry Picard. Harry
Cooper and Byron Nelson enter
semi-finals of 812,000 Belmont
match play open tournament:
Gulahl beats Johnny Revolta, 2
and 1, in quarter-finals. Picard
downs Lawson Little. 6 and 4.
Nelson whips Charles Lacey, 6
and 4, and Cooper trims Dick
Metz. 6 and 5.
LOS ANGELES Alice Marble
routs Gracyn Wheeler, 6-1, 6-0,
to take women's singles champ
ionship in eleventh annual Paci
fic southwestern tournament; Don
Budge captures men's crown by
beating Baron Gottfried yin
Cramm, 2-6, 7-5, 6-4, 7-5, Dor
othy Bundy and Dorothy Work
man win women's doubles champ
ionship, Charles Hare and George
Patrick Hughes lift men's doubles
crown from Great Britain, and
Mrs. Helen Wills Moody and Von
Cramm win mixed doubles over
Budge and Mrs. Marjork Van
Ryan, 6-1. 6-4.
WASHINGTONNotre Dame,
owned by Cleil Perry of Detroit,
wins president's cup speedboat
race, feature of regatta, with vic
tory in second beat and seconds
In first and third heats; Count
Theo Rossi's Italian entry, Alegi,
sets record covering 15-mile
course at average speed of 66.12S
miles per hour in winning final
heat.
WESTBURY, N. Y. Old
Westbury Joins Greentree in fin
als of Waterbury cup handicap
tournament by trimming Aknusti
in one semi-final, 18-10; Green
tree beats Templeton, 10-6.
NEW YORKGlenn Cunning
ham runs mile in 4:19.7 to take
feature event of Claremen's as
sociation games.
TRENTON Tuskegee Insti
tute wins women's national AAU
track championship. placing in
10 events to score 35 points:
Claire Isicson, Brooklyn, and Mar
their schedule against the soft
touches. the Phi Ilies and Brook
lyn Dodgers, who are no longer
troublesome.
The Dodgers, once the Giants'
best-loved enemies, showed how
easy they were over the weekend
by losing a two-game series to
the New Yorkers. After bowing
on Saturday. they put up a game
enough fight Sunday, until Lou
C'hiozza. a reformed Philiy, and
newest "white-haired boy" of the
Terry troupe, walloped a homer
in the ninth inning to break up
the game with a 4-3 Giant win.
Cliff Melt n. the southpaw
rookie with the rubber arm,
saved the day with a 1 1-3 in
ning hitless relief trick.
Meantime. the Cubs managed
only an even break in their dou
bleheader with the Cardinals.
Bill Lee folded in the ninth in
ning, and the Cards took the
opener, 6-5. with a four-run
ninth inning splurge. The" six
run spree in the sixth inning
brought an 8-5 Cub victory in
the nightcap.
Jack N'ilson's speedball slants
bothered the Yankees no end,
and the Boston Red Sox socked
the American league champions.
7-2, while holding them to six
hits. The Cleveland Indians,
given classy fire-ball flinging by
undefeated Johnny Allen and Bob
Feller. downed Detroit twice, 9-3
and 4-3. The opener was Allen's
fourteenth straight triumph.
The Pirates took the Cincin
nati Reds twice, 5-4 and 2-1.
The Bees. warming up for the
Giants' series, slaughtered the
Philliem, 17-3. with Tony Cuccin
elle hitting two homers and
Rookie Pitcher Milt Shoffner
one.
The White Sox trounced the
St. Louis Browns twice, 4-3 and
4-0. The Athletics rallied to an
11-inning, 7-all tie with the Senators.
garet Bergman, Germany, each
take two individual titles.
NEW YORK Mrs. Parker
Corning's Unfailing. 20-1 shot,
wins $25,000 Lawrence realization
race at Belmont park. beating
Warren Wright's Privileged by
three lengths.
CHICAGO Earl Kelly, Chi
cago, wins national senior road
racing bicycle championship with
II points scored by winning half
mile event, 25 mile race and tak
ing fourth in one mile race.
Two Professional
Contests Decided
By Place Kickers
CHICAGO. Sept. 27 (-Pt----Eart
(Dutch) Clark often is called
the last of the old-school drop
kicking experts. hut neither his
Detroit Lions nor any other club
in the National Professional Grid
league has any monopoly on place
kicking ability.
Two of the three games played
In the major pro circuit yester
day were decided on field goals
by placement. Tillie Manton's
perfect kick from 11 yards out
at a difficult angle gave New
York's Giants a 10 to 7 victory
over the previously undefeated
Pittsburgh Pirates.
Ed Danowski'm pass to Klatt
Richards gave New York Its
touchdown, while the Ptrats
knotted the count on a plunge by
Karcis after a blocked punt and a
pass interference. Then Manton
booted his field goal early In
the final period.
Dick Crayne booted a 21-yard
placement in the final three min
utes of play to give Brooklyn a
9 to I win over the Cleveland
Rams at Brooklyn. Goddard
scored a touchdown for Brooklyn
in the 'find period, but the Hants
canto back to tie the score before
I
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Trio of Teams
Win Prizes in
Two-ball Play
oxiwn fly PVTIIOV
SINGAPORE. Straits Settle
ments, Sept. 27 (IP)Zoltan Kent.
Pound exprql with a motion pir
titre (Paramount) crew making a
Jungle film. WAN slightly wounded
In the arm today by a 25-foot
python. Fifteen teen were needed
to free Kent from the python's
eel Ie.
the stanza ended on a plunge
by Harry Mattos
Chirago's Cardinals scored a
first period touchdown after Con
way Baker ran 30 yards to tho
enemy 10-yard stripe, then saw
the Eagles pull out with a 64
tie on a final minute touchdown.
A sensational catch of a 50-yard
pass by Joe Carter saved the
Eagles from a fourth loss In as
many starts.
Coast Conference Sched
ule Enters Full Swing
Coming Weekend.
t 11.10' V.,." 4' SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. 27
' k ' i (AP:ICleated cohorts of major
tar western colleges swing into
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played a game of the round
robin series to determine the
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Headlining the conference en-
p,.., ... ., ., , .,,..., gagements wilt be the meeting
:7, !..,;14.'ItieiV hetween the University V
iversity of tih
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. , ' . ' '' ,.' '''',7;':'::''' Illti ington, defending champion and
a University of Southern Cali-
yith it I 3 to 7 victory Vol'
tomtit eleven which rolled tap a
shown dashing through WI
4 it t o 0 score on the College of
the Pacific in Its opener.
While Howard Jones' USC
Trojans were pra hut re in-
L'rio of Teams moo, the football down the throat
of the Pncific Tiger. Vashing
r
Ilm Prizes in ton, Huskies were setting an
intersectional opponent. Iowa.
TIvo-ball MIN' , back on its heels.
t
. 1 Coach Jitnntie Phelan's boys,
without being cotnrelled to re..
Mr. and 'ilirs. Harry Panning. 1 veal t"0 militY gridiron tricks,
a. Paul Sharp and R. R. Nlavart- i hit 1he , iris1"1,, lane 8"cee"rtillY
y anti Mrs. C. C. Kelley and N. t W',n ' ' to '''
i01108 composed the trio of The l'"s Angel" 8elling holy
I MS winning prizes in a tw , o-ball ,avor CSC over the Huskies, al-
though the teams appear evenly
mob foursome tournament old
Reames Country club course matched.
I Fresh from a convincing 30
Mrs. Paul Sharp altil R. R. Niavart- "" '""" ""'""'"",
'ley and Mrs, C. C. Kelley and N. t fl "
IL Jones composed the trio of The l'' A"gek"""i"K l'u'Y
teams winning prizes in a two-ball lavor USC over the Huskies, al
Scotch foursome tournament on though the teams appear evenly
the Beanies Country club course matched.
Sunday. Fresh from a convincine 30
A similar event a ill be held to 7 triumph over St. Marys
Gaels, one of the most powerful
next Sunday with the women ot
the club choosine their partners. University of California elevens
N. II Jones. Reames tournament assembled In Years takes On an
chairman. announced Monday. Oregon State college team which
Deadline for completing first Pelted in disappointing fashion
round play in the clubs annual last week by losing to Idaho 7
fall tournatnent has been extended lo
a week until next Sunday night California's victory, scored at
because several of the entrants at- the expense of a team which de
tended the Elks' state convention feated the Bears 10 to 0 last
at Medford and were unable to Year. was as lopsided as Oregon
play their first round matches State's loss was unexpected. As
this past weekend. a result of the respeetive In
augural showings the previously
ranked daric horse" Oregon
State squad will come to Berke-
National Bowling ley a decided short-ender.
Crushing forward power. out-
Tournament ()nen stnding blocking and an effec-
live pass attack definitely estab-
To Local Outfits lishiel Califernia as one of the
main contenders for the chain
Imagine a bowling tournatto nt piensiiip. a rre-seassin ranking
with $34.000 in cash prizes anti which had previously been ac
valuable merchandise awards corded the Bears through the
without an entry fee: without often-wrong COnSellS1111.
bowlers having to leave their In the other game of confer
own alleys; without the need for ence status. Stanford travela to
any extra bowling as all play Is Eugene to battle a once-defeated
part of reettlar ABC manoioned University of Oregon team. The
league play and with five clasaes northerners dropped their initial
to give an equal chance for all fragile test to the University of
to win. California at Los Angeles Bruins.
Sounds too good to be true 26 to 13. last week.
but Klamath Falls bowlers are Stanford, too. lost its opening
given this unique opportunity contest. but the 13 to 7 set-bark
through the cooperation of the at the hands of Santa Clara will
proprietors of the Klamath Rec. have no bearing on the final
reation alleys, and this bowling standing of the big far western
establishment is offering its loop. Santa Clara is not a con
bowlers participation In the na- ferenee member.
tinn-wide Red Crowe howling Wheretta Stanford's first effort
sweepstakes, showed a weakness in line play
Qualifying round play consists against the last New Year's day
of any seven conseeutive weeks conquerors of Louisiana State In
play between September 13 anti the Sugar bowl, Oregon turned
December 19 on the official Berl in a fairly strong game against
Crown sweepstakes bewling al- the heavy and well-coached UCLA
leys listed above. All teams will eleven,
be divided as follows: class A. UniPSH there is a decided littfive-man
teams whose three-game turn In the Stanford pigskin
series scores in qualifying play market. Oregon rooters may have
average 2950: class 13, front cause to pull the goal posts down
2050 to 2949: Class C, between next Saturday.
2400 and 2649: class I), between
2100 and 2399; class E, under MOSCOW, Idaho, Sept. 27 UP)
2100. Inspired by their 7 to 6 upset
Official entries will close Oc- victory over Oregon State college
tober 24. This will permit qual- Saturday, the Vandal gridmen of
frying rolling to start as late as the University of Idaho settled
the week of November 1 and grimly to work today with the
still complete the seven weeks renewal this weekend of their
of play before December 19, the ancient feud with the Washing
close of qualifying round play. ton State Cougars In view.
Official sweepstake n prize play A last minute touchdown and
will start the week of January conversion gave the Vandals
24 and continue for six weeks their auspicious re-entry into Pa
until the week ending March 5, (Uric coast conference circles,
193S. There will be prizes for after they had trailed the visit
each of the six weeks' play as lug Orangemen front the second
well as a grand prize list based period.
on total phis scored during the A completed pass anti a line
six weeks' play, buck put the Idahoans on the
The Red Crown sweepstakes Is Beaver 12-yard line with but
run without any entry fee, and three minutes to play. A pass
only scores of weekly ABC league from Boise to lloward carried
play are eligible. No extra lila bail over and noble's Place
sweepstakes bowling is necessary, kick cleared the bar for the win.
so it costs the bowler nothing ning point.
extra. The Beavers counted after two
Bowlers desiring to enter passes. Gray to Ellers, put them
teams in the $34.000 Rod Crown five yards from the goal. with
sweepstakes may get free entry Gray bucking 111 line for the
Iblank and full particulars from seore. Gray mitt ed his attempt
the Klamath Recreation alleys. to convert.
NIOSCOW, Idaho, Sept. 27 (P)
Inspired by their 7 to 6 upfiet
viotory over Orogon State college
Saturday, the Vandal gridmen of
the University of Idaho nettled
grimly to work today with the
renewal this weekond of their
ancient feud with the Washing
ton State Cougars in view.
A last minute touchdown and
conversion gave the Vandals
their auspicious re-entry into Pa
cific coast conference circles,
after they had trailed the visit
ing Orangemen from the second
period.
A completed pass and a line
buck put the Idahoans on the
Beaver 12-yard line with but
throe minutes to play. A pass
from itoise to Howard carried
the ball over and Boise's place
kick cleared the bar for the win
ning point.
The Beavers counted after two
passes, Gray to Eilors, put them
five yards from the goal. with
Gray bucking I h line for the
seore. Gray mis ed his attempt
to convert.
Both sides repeatedly inter
cepted opponents passes, Idaho
completing six out of 17 tries
and the Orangemen three out of
15. The losers rolled up 370
yards from scrimmage against
the Vandals' 28D.
Olympic Sprinter
Joins University
PASADENA. Calif.. Sept. 27 (IP)
Mack Dobinnon, negro sprinter on
the United States Olympic track
team last year, wait hound for the
University of Oregon today to en
roll as a junior. lie la a graduate
of the Pasadena Junior college.
Great Britain produces lean
than a third of the food aupplies
needed for her well being.
II) The Associated Press
110111811d, San Diego Win m."'"" (InhitnI'm 1)1,k
chmHtimo. etot;oldh,g hit...-
roar straight Games ,pt.,1 01,10 XN'eslonit pass on
first play anti ran 1,5 )artis
III COaSt. Playar. mii. four tottelt
downs anti passed for fifth.
Phil Daugherty, Sunlit Clara--
recovered blocked kick for firm
Hy 1114SM IllIll'hill1W II Anil 11111)1,11 flute. lilt
Tit" 1827 taItiptol,ttti if itotind game in 13-7 victory ov,r
Pacific Coast Paschall letigtio 0ibt stantoril.
S500n lii 111.1" mini"). "ill In' "I Cheek Juneau. ennessee-- rail
stako Mien the Portland !leavers 25 mid u5 uuuuI,u to iscol.0 to ..2.0
and Snit Plego I.:Wren open it vt,.tory yak,. Forest,
Kli1110 to 11,11011 lit Sall Corby IN, Indiana
Dil,g0 Tuesday both touchdowns Itt 12-0 triumph
Showing unexpected hitt I itg
strength the Padres anti Beavers ittyitit, 'lLI thlt,
went into the finals by virtu., ur t,itllluilli anti int11114 lig 11 rod till
four straight victories each. The portaittly ill 26-12 decision ovt,r
ihu rum
Sacramento outfit. and the Port. XVItit linker and tleorge Pu. k
land crew knocked San Francisco
out of the competition. frat.1 1,1111 state. 26-19,
Portiallirs 1936 champions Juxt sotootti,,toto Out,, 4tiui..
barely managed to get tub tilt -- played defensive game
playoff series by nosing otit Los against 'resits Christian.
Angeles for fourth Waco. San 1.1tu .,,kowitz
Diego fl"1111,"11 th" uiuliuutui l,ut . IIIC misses produced both touch
In third place behind Sall uIupuu liii tit 1.1.0 vi,r
Francisco. Voting Hussey. Louisiana Stitt,
IVItiner Of this weekat seri-s mot rog
gots tho pennant and 3000. lind twice. as 1.SC bent Florida. 19-0.
$2000 goes to the second team. Perry Thomas, California
Saturday's Games sprinted 85 yards lifter intercept
It. II. t ing St. Milry.1 1111t1 to score.
San Francisco I 1 2 Andy truuiuu. iintiesotamadc
Portland 8 In 1 luns of 2X. 36, 62 and 7ii yards.
Gibson, Lainanski and Monza: last two for touchdowns, lit rout
Thonuts, flare, itittionits and of North Dakota State.
Cronin,
1
H. II. iv- Coach 1)isi)leased
Sacramento 1 8 1 ,s,
San Diego 8 2 By husky Running
Freitits and Franks; Chaplin
and Detore. urday k Saturday
Little Northern
Colleges to See
Action Saturday
Il the Associated Press Ism' here Saturday.
Oreao coll 1
ea f.1'all off to Phelan m
Phelan ' little impressed
se
a alsatom'a alit" last ae'l"."1' with the running atta,k of the
gathered ttiontentilin Nitintlav for
Huskies, anti lie (11t1111. IllititP any
this week's installment of sizzling words at the practice session loth
grid sport. as het made ready for the first
Willamette unhersity will see
conference battle with Southein
its first play of the season Friday ,
night against the Fresno State alifornia Saturday.
Three Wit,hington lineups leiie ltibIho team at $1111911. FrtSittt'm
III find the path to touchdowns tomorrow al ternotin for late
blocked by high-scoring hick Aato'lel giving the grliblers little
IS'elagerber, Villantet telt little tittle In which to lay battle plftillt
all-Anierican fullback. upon whom r''r tip" I ruirma
spec.. Kemne (1,,N,ding , "Iowa wasn't NO tough," rout .
spnrk his squad. :newel! Phelan, "Tu. ilawkeyes
Oregon Normal will lest Its had a fair defensive team. oll
gridders in their seeond game of their line was nothing to howl
the nRP.Ofl Itgittnitt ttloOtt. Anti "flat did do?
Stale Rt Arcata. Cal. Nothing When it COMO to running
Satitrilav will find Pacific the ball. Our defense was awful
versify and the University of Port- weak. Ve have a long way to
land giving Portland Its first MOP KO if we Pao to grt fillY ',Wee in
ge
of colle football this year. Al- the conference race."
spark his squad.
Oregon Normal will test Its
gridders in their second game of
the season against Humboldt
Stale it Arcata. Cal.
Sattirilay will find Parific niii
versify and the University of Port
land giving Portland Its first taste
of colloge football this year. Al
bany college will meet Southern
Oregon Normal pigskin tessera at
Ashland. opening the keason for
both teams.
Eastern Oregon Normal will
wander far afield to Albion. Ida..
for their Saturday game after an
opener against Oregon Tee) at La
Grande last Friday night.
Mount Angel college has defi
nitely ithandOned plans for a ford
bail team this year. Francis Cog
land, newly Installed mentor, an
nounced. Linn Id college will nick St.
Martins at McMinnville In Ha sec
ond game of the seamen Saturday.
Football
Scores
HIGII 44 11001,
Junction City, 12, Univerhity
High 19.
:Redford 18Altuniti O.
La Grande 0, noise, 111i1110, 12.
Tout le Lake, 0, Toledo Ilk
Eugene 31, A-he:mina 0.
Grants Pze.s 0, North Rend 0.
31cMinnville 0, The Indies 311.
McLoughlin 0, Enterprise 0.
Camas 13. 1104)4 River 7.
Mampin 13, Prineville 7.
Beaverton 0, Milkier 13.
Itirslifield 0 Ti lilt tttttt
COLLEGE
ntanrord 7, grugn Clara GI.
Cnlifornin 30, Mt. Mnr)'n 7.
Wirthingion 14, town O.
Oregon Mate 0, Idaho 7.
Vsndi. Stine 0, Gonznan O.
Cith ,1 1101. l'ne.
Montana 23, Whitman O.
On the Belgian coast, hormehaek
flailing la the usual thing with
fishermen. Tim shallowness of the
water enables the horse to walk
on the ocean floor, dragging the
nets Out and back to shore.
It la compulmory for a checker
player to jump his opponent if he
hag the opportunity, according to
the rulos of the game.
ONLY GOD CAN MAKE SUCH WONDERFUL HERBS!
sHATTI.K. s'pt. 27 (11'1,--Tito
Na,ltionton litiskice may !Hive
pleated the f.tne but not Cotten
Jimmy ilhelati when they knocked
oft tho Univereity of town. 1,1 to
0 in tho intersectional football
game which opened the 1917 mew
eon here Saturday.
Phelan was little intpreened
n it h the rtanning atta, k of the
Huskies. anti lie didn't IllinCr nay
words at the practice K141,11011 10411
all he made ready for the firm
conference battle nith Soothe! n
California Saturday.
Attack Saturday
Klamath Elks
Beat Medford
By 11-1 Score
Cravking out four home runs
while Spey Murray pitehed owe
hit hail. the Klamath Elks ;tofu
hall team defeated the Niedford
Elks, in five innings at Med.
ford SUltilOY.
h., Hogue valley team held
the Klamath batters m,orelese
the opening frame, but thern .
after the visiting Elks rounted
every time they elute; to bat. tally
Ing two TOON in tho seven& two
in the third. five in the fourth
Mid two in the sixth.
Medford chalked no its solitary
run in the closing inning, largely
on the strength of two errom
Elamath'a homers were the
work of Murray, Hob Thompson
anti Entin Kiger. the latter ac
counting for two Of then; as well
tie for two singlet; In bin four
times at hat.
let Al
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AMERICAN LEAtill;
W. L. Pet.
Now York 98 47 .676
Dot rolt R5 62 .578
Chien go R2 84 .583
Clovoltnot 78 88 .534
Itottion 75 1;8 .52.1
NYtothington 70 74 .486
Phlindolohia 48 94 .338
St. 1,011i8 44 103 .299
NATIONA1, LM1,1
V. t.. Pct.
New York 89 G4 .622
Chicago 87 60 692
St. Louis 80 613 .541
Pitiminaryh 79 6R .537
Poston 75 71 .514
Prooklyn 81 88 .415
SR RR .397
Cincinnati 513 90 .384
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trouble, inchuling tutoorit, high or low blood
presou re, and clionnono of Inn lienr, kidney's,
bladder and glands. No drugs or nareot lea.
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Septon lwr 27, 1937
r-Rik .4"kAik JN f
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Bob Kennaston May Side
IVitit Either Wolfe or
Other Quartet.
K lomat h wrest ling mid !elm, pon
dering tho possibilittem of tho luil
Do royal which is sehmittled
inaugurate Tuesday nitthrm
IY fiesta of twist tout torment at
nritioty. were vontieritig Nino
tiny just how tilt, six annulled par
ticipants wotilti Due up for the
gang warfare,
Announced Porno". of Ilio
agouti' affair im II 'tik e care of'
Lea V'olfe. Who has been melting
life just pinto hell for the rent of
the grappling contingent the
past three weeks. It in a how to
1110 e1latolnerte 110111011d to two the
Texas !error hootod oor the
hutting. arranged because it ho
unnitrent ticit none id the
plU0,111 er(111 Of Itittior heavy
weights, um vveti 1110 clever and
ditutthie Niarmhttli Carter. could
turn the trick allighltittidettlY
Font' of tho sextet of A1111111
grapplers tire itching for the
chalice to pile into Volfo and. If
possible, gain smite illeiteure of
retotaw for pest intlignitiem suf
fered Ili the Texan's helots. Theme
four sire Dick 'now. carter.
Znystlio and Itoldiy Vagner.
The status of the fifth, litta4
ever, it Whitt Nettlitilettle ho may
hetir toward Volfe no well as to
ward tho whets, tire matters of
great uncertainty; and tlint may
niter the w h110 11110111, Anil poi.
stilly 1110 outcome 14 the
group grapple.
The fifth, of course. is Iaration
111g Sgt. HO!) lettnitston. Isle of
Ito marines SIMI 110. billed ea one
of the wrentillia 1)11111110Ra tasloat
riming Mare.
11,,raettill not,. altholigh bonny
as tonscrupolotis ItS mono of the
game'. Meaner inanglerit. Is lint
one to let it !Min matter like repu
tation or fan favor stand in his
way to yietory. Indeed. As
A 011,10.11'0r and opponent love
discovered to their horror tintt
clogrin, the leatherneck Ps R tar
roper of the first on ter as well as
ftn necompli,hed wrestler of the
orthodox Iarlety.
ror ilits reahon. the fans are
wtitching with interest to 5,1
limiter lettitastott will play hall
with the 110'1'11 t111111.10t or 11,08
his lot with Volfe,
If he 1110,1,11 011 t110 1'1111110r
111111.14 1110 TVU111 111 As good nil
blot to tight Ills minute. V,' it l)
Kentiaston leading the park. 1Volle
would mond no 11101.0 11111111.8 011111
R balloon in A lack fnctory and
might jiimt as well replan hitoself
to no untownrd fate.
If the ex-mat MO shunt,' 'lumen
In slIlul Altontil,qleinhoulitnr With
VII10111011m confrere, however.
the other four might find the an.
ing considerably stiffer anti per
haps too atilt
That's beentime. of the four. only
two nre etincededly Otto to handl
themselves to advsintoge in
bra wl. anti not 000 of them Is as
acetimplisheti at the bruising hilli
ness of a tong ight ao Is either
i(ountinton or Volfe.
The two who, beyond question.
will know what to tin when the
eitipa nre 1111W0 end the Mina
inelletiver mete under way are
Dick Trout and Niartolutil Carter.
lloth MR had thoir slinre of
truck with the off-color guys both
here and elsewhere and hare non
ngeti tho situntion more or less
successfully hy replying in kind--
eye for 0,0, etc.
Tho othor 1(01111R Zbystko
and Bobby 1Vagner, aro skilled
wrostlerm with a hag full of tri441.
eettecinliv Vaguer. hut wremt lig
skill anti fancy Illationvera don't.
count for tutteh in the brinf but
Intenme heat of it battle royal. anti
III) tem,' !het Inds 0111111110n their
tonal ittylo nod 01II0I 11111 spirit
of 1110 filly wholeheartedly, tbry
nro likely to find thernmelven on
the bottom of tho pito hoforn thel
ever get into the swing of things.
However it inny
tooter Mack !Allard and tho pros
cumin:tiers are looking for
ward to mome inquiet Mimi develop.
10P0t1 and a millimequent program
of exciting titruggitte. In thn past
the hattlo roynl has always proved
itself a genius at topnotch notch
looking, and Lillitrd doetin't Hee
why it shouldn't nialtanin Its repu
tation In that respect Tuestiot
night.
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