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Senators Capture Coast Alsab Beats Whlrlaway in Match Race ! ?I?WW f CIO. I J ' v , Sports ZFj Briefs h?J Fullsrtoa, Ji. . -mr . j j TTl a r Wi fh SI fi vy i n o' -rev- I v NEW YORK, Sept. 21 If It hasn't been dona already, this dept. wants to nominate Gun der Haegg, the Scandinavian stepper, as the outstanding ath lete of 1042 ... His ten world records in less" than three months don't sound as good as the 28 Paavo Nurml hung up in the winter meets in 1025, but Haegg has- stuck to standard distances while the boys were clocking Paavo at all the whis tle stops like a mile and seven eights . . And if Gunder man ages to get from Sweden to America to run next winter it will be the record-breakingest stung of them sU ; , . w you're planning to go to St. Looey for the world series, better start thumbing now. Scribes head ing west from here already are resigned to taking upper berths or worse. MONDAY MATINEE Looks like- more bad news for the National league. Marius Russo, tha Yanks' only south paw flinger, was in pretty good form yesterday . . . When Leo Costa kicked that point for Georgia to beat Kentucky Sat urday, it was his 62nd varsity point and the 25th consecutive game in which he has scored. But officially he has played only four minutes against Oglethorpe in his sophomore year .... Those points-after-touchdowns all were made while time was out ... Chuck Comiskey, future boss of the White .Sox, has been farmed out to St." Paul. He's entered St. Thomas military academy there and is trying for. the football team. . ' , TODAY'S GUEST STAR B. M. Atkinson Jr., Louisville Times: "With the football ex perts added to the war experts, what this country needs bow is good excess prophets tax." SERVICE DEPT. Oklahoma A. and M. reports that 23 of the 58 varsity foot ballers of the past three sea sons who have moved along to other fields are commissioned officers in the army, navy or marines, which they . think is a high percentage for a non- military school . . . The Fort Riley, Kas., centaurs claim to be the only grid team that works out on a polo field . Lieut. Bob Macleod and Ensign Harry A. March Jr., who have been prominently mentioned for -their flying feats in the Solomon islands scrape, are the amer guys who were playing football for the Chicago Bears and running for North Carolina U. a year or two ago . . . Leut. ' Steve Hamas, the old heavy weight who is teaching army officers at Miami how to box, doesn't try - to make knockout punchers of them. His idea is that they should be able to teach the tricks to enlisted men rather than do the slugging themselves. Football Scores HIGH SCHOOL (SitunJiy) Yrtoklln, (Portland) IS, Longrlew, Waih. Aitorlt 41. Ilwico, Wash. . Halfway 12, Blchland 0. COLLEOS (Sunday) . tcnuiton 18, Canlftius 6. (Saturday) Dayton 49.' Flndlnr 0. 8t Mary Pre-Flight School SB, College of Pie i-aciiic v, Xoyola (Lob Amrelei) tJ. Bedlandi 0. Lob Alamltos Ifaval Air Cadet 18, Pomona (College 7. Mil I lean 0, Emory ft Henry fl (tie). Muaklrjftura , Wrlglit-Pattrfton, Field 0. ' Richmond 7. Canto Pickett 0. Louisiana StaU 40, Louisiana Stat Nor- aui o. Youuftitown 14, South Dakota State 6. Xew Mexico 7, Albuquerque Air Base o. Baylor (W, Waco Army Flying School 0. Kanm Stat 37, Kansu Weslevan 8. DANCE ART ROWLEY and his ORCHESTRA with Penny, Nichols SATURDAY BEPT. 26TH Broadway Hall MALIN rirr y-'-r - ... tt tt-'-i ll llaanw I J T Ann JLivrvr jr 'Ain't Supermen' Pepper Martin's cry of "These sun ain't auoerman" found proof Sunday when the Sacra mento Solons twice tripped the Los Angeles- Angels for their fourth and fifth straight vic tories and the Pacific Coast league championship. Northern Pro Grid Men Start Portland Busters Wallop Vancouver,' 35-0; Spokane Nudges Seattler.7-6 Br The Associated Press The Northwest War Industries Football league got off to a fly ing start yesterday as the Port land Busters defeated the Van couver Warcos, 35-0, and Spo kane defeated Seattle, 7-6. The Spokane fracas produced no scoring until the final 93 sec onds of play when the airtight defenses of both teams let up for just long enough to produce a spine-tingling finale. The Seattle squad went 75 yards nn two passes by former Oregonian Inky Boe to Del Owens for a tally but failed to convert when the try-out kick was blocked. At Portland, the heavy and crafty Oregon squad virtually swamped Vancouver with three tallies in the first quarter and then added a fourth in the sec ond after being forced back momentarily by a passing attack of the Warcos. Shortly before the half ended the Busters In tercepted a pass on the one-yard stripe to stop Vancouver's only scoring threat. The last half was quiet, with Portland scoring only once when it drove 71 yards in the final period. Both games were well at tended. Front Runners - By Tha Anocltttd PrM NATIONAL LEAQUK Battlne Lombardl, Boston, .529; BeUer, Brooklyn, J17. ' Runs Ott, Tork, 110; Slaughter, St. Tsitili. 07. Home Runs Ott, Xew Tork, M; Mite, Hew XQTX, K3. . Pitch in g-TCr 1st, St. Lonla, 1S-3; French, Brooklyn, 1S-4. AMERICAN LEAQU1 Batting Williams, Boston, 451; Pesky, Boston. 430. Buns V II I lams; Boston, 140; DlMsgglo, nrw rora, m. Home Runs Williams, Boston, S3; Laabs, St. Louis. 27. Pitching Ronham, 3far Tork, 10-0; Bo rowy, Jtw snrit, 15-. Let's put everything to work! Sell the articles you don't use through a classified ad. L Chicago Cardinals Pace National Pro Football Loop; Powerful Bears Muss Up Eastern Army Eleven, 24-7 CHICAGO, Sept. 21 (JP) Silver-haired Jimmy Conzelman, coach of the Chicago Cardinal pro football team, sat down at the piano and ran his fingers over the ivory. "Didja ever hear our theme song?" he chirped, "it's called It's in the Cards,' and I'm going to play It and sing it because I'm a plenty happy guy." The good-natured Conzelman pounded out the melody In swing time and cheerfully bellowed the lyrics. All this joviality happened last night, after the Cardinals had beaten the Detroit Lions for the first time in 17 games. The score was 13 to 0, engineered on two touchdown passes by Bud Schwcnk after recovered fum bles had set" them up. The vic tory gave the Cards tha western Fi ve-in-Ro Pepper Martin Crew Takes Two On Sunday Four Games Down, Senators Win Last Five in Row to Shoulder Out L. A. ' By The Associated Press Pepper Martin, who pitched and won- his first professional baseball game despite a case of poison ivy and a sprained ankle, didn't work any harder that day terday in directing Sacramento championship. by two games as the teams opened a seven game series here last Tuesday. Immediately Sac ramento, which three times missed' pennants by hair's breadth margins, dropped the PA0IPI0 OOAIT PINAL STANDINGS W L Pet. TIM 8cnmento 106 7S .600 Ban Fran. -M 90 .4N L. Angela. 1M T .IM Oakland M M -. Saatllr M HI JS Bolljwood IS 103 .411 San Ditto 1 7 .JU Portland J 110 .jro tundav'a Raulta Sarramanto 7-. Loa An(lei S-l.' Saatlle 0-i. Oakland 1-10. San Diego 12-1. San Frandieo 4-0. Fortland 0-7. Hollywood 1-i. - first two games. That meant the team had to make every one of the last five contests which.lt did. Martin's crew, some rookies and some veterans from the ma jors, snatched the first game of a doubleheader from Los Angeles yesterday in the eighth inning with home runs by Cen terfielder Buster ' Adams and Catcher Ray Mueller. . Both, are National league veterans. Then Tony Freitas, who has worked for both the Athletics and the Cincinnati Reds, hurl ed a four-hit second game vic tory. S to 1, which was never in doubt after two Solon runs in the first inning. Pepper, who started life as Johnny ("not John," he cor rects) Leonard Roosevelt Mar tin, sums up his baseball phil osophy by saying "these- guys (his opponents) ain't supermen." The 1942 championship comes to Sacramento after flirting with the State ' Capital club through 14 years.- In 1928 the team tied with San Francisco but lost in the playoff. In 1937, the ytar that post-season play offs determined the champion ship, the Senators ended the regular schedule in first place by a four-game margin. By 1940 the fyear "before Martin came, the team had lost its spark -and finished down in fifth place. Last year Pepper kept it on top of the standings for 25 weeks, but in the final seven days the remainder of what was once a 16 game lead to Seattle had disappeared. This year the Solons lost 14 of their first 20 contests to re pose in last place. Then they took the lead . away from Los Angeles on June 13, only to lose it a month later, July 16. After that they stayed in sec ond place until yesterday the day that counted. Yesterday San Diego nailed down its upper division fourth place spot by taking the single game it needed from San Fran cisco to avert a tie, and an ex tra one for good measure. The scores were 12-4 and ' 1-0, and left San Francisco behind the Padres by three games. Elsewhere Oakland twice de feated Seattle 4-0 and 10-5, while Hollywood split with Portland. The stars won. the first game 1-0 and the Beavers triumphed 7-3 in the nightcap. The league's Shaughnessy playoffs begin tomorrow with S e a t tl e meeting Sacramento. The Rainiers have agreed to play all of the contests on the Senators' home grounds be cause of transportation prob- division lead of the National Football league. .Their record is two straight, wins, no losses, and a goaMlne that's uncrossed. In the meantime, the national champion Chicago Bears rattled off their fifth win in as many games by downing Colonel' Bob Neyland's eastern army all-stars 24 1 to 7 for a clear record in opening defense of their National league title Sunday against the Green Bay Packers. Halfback Hugh Gallarneau scored twice for the Bears, first after filching a pass and next by plowing over TRUCKS FOR RENT You Drive Move Yourself Save H Long and Short Trips STILES' BEACON SERVICE Phone 8304 1201 East Main w 0 ver in Oklahoma than he did yes to its first Pacific ' Coast league 26 Turn Out For Lakeview Grid Eleven LAKE VIEW Twenty-six men turned out for positions on the Lakeview Honker football squad this week as the -first practice swung under way, according to Coach "Dutch" Wlngard. He will have a fast, but . light team to face a tough tentative schedule. Five lettermeri and three nu meral men will form the nucleus of the squad. This year's schedule of games Is not complete yet, but during the season the Fighting Honkers will probably tackle teams from Alturas, Burns, Ashland, Crane and Klamath Falls. The tentative schedule will depend upon . transportation fa cilities available when the sea son starts, Wlngard said. Webfeet Armed With Dope On Oliver's Team EUGENE, Sept.- 2l' ....The University of - Oregon football squad, armed with information about the prowess of the St. Mary's pre-flight 'naval aviation school's air devils, moved into the last five days of prepara tion today for Saturday's open er in Portland against Tex Oliver's Sailor. Saints. Manny Vezie, assistant - coach who scouted the navy cadets in their 38-9 victory over. College of the Pacific Saturday, was in a ."midnight oil burning"' hud dle with Head Coach John Warren last night and -plans for the current week were formu lated. . ! - Conn-Louis Tickets Set at $5 to $40 NEW TORK,' Sept. 21 (AP Mike Jacobs, staging t h e Joe Louis Billy Conn heavyweight title fight for army emergency relief, said today .tickets would range from $40 for. ringside seats to $5.75 in the bleachers. The bout will be held the after noon of October 12.- - -.;. ZIVIC FIGHTS TONIGHT PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 21 W) Veteran Fritzie Zlvlc, of Pitts burgh, pits his boxing skill to night against youthful Johnny Walker of Philadelphia, in a 10-rounder at Convention hall. With the coming of peace the airplane will become more and more a factor in disrupting soc ial and cultural revolution we are now witnessing. Dr. John H. Garland, Western Reserve University geographer. - lems. The other two teams In the President's' cup series, the Angels and San Diego, meet at Los Angeles Wednesday. Three of the seven games will be played In San Diego. from the one-yard line after chucking Charley O'Rourke and set the props with his passes.. An ex-Irisher, Steve Juzwlk, bolted to two touchdowns and placeklcked three extra points, while veteran Sammy Baugh's passes filled the air with static and this powerful combination gave the Washington Redskins a 28 to 14 victory over the Pitts burgh Steelers. Virginia's Bill Dudley buoyed Pittsburgh, dart ing 85 yards for one of the los er's scores. ' Asthma and , Hoy 1 Fever Sufferers Secure -Immediate relief with VAPO EFRIN. . Satisfaction 'Guaranteed. . Ask for Demonstration LEE HENDRICKS DRUG 2212 S. Bth St. Phone 4321 Ansrel s Cards Near N.LFIag Spilt With Cubs at Bums Divide, Lead by 2Va Gomes; Hurls 5-0 Shutout KATiwnAi. LiAuUi W L K-l. w L IM. SI. touti .lw) I. .flla Chicago us t) .tM Brooklyn S7 40 .IWO 1'lltaburgK 04 T .t New York . g 3 . Ilotlun M M ,o Cincinnati 14 U Mr I'hlladrl. -to 103 .tut undaii'a neault rhlladalphla hi. lirouklju 3 4. SI, loula 10. Chicago 04. Cincinnati 1-9, Pltlahurgh ta (111 gama II Innlnga, tnd tlf, called and Itit, Sunday (Onlr gamaa plarad). AMCRICAN LIAQUI W U rVI. W I. Pet, Xe York 101 40 ,!S Detroit !l 70 ,l! HoatOQ 91 M ,007 Chicago 63 80 , St. Umla . S3 60 .313 M'ath'lon .03 7 ,414 Clerrland . 73 Is ,4W rillladel. .U W M! Swiday't RMulta . Boaton 1-4, Acar York 3-S (Sad gam. I Innlnga). Chicago t, St, Louie ( 4. YYaahington 114, rhlladclfihla 14 (ind gam. 10 Innlngal. 'Cleveland 4. Detroit M Br JUDSON BAILEY Auociatid Press Sports Writer The struggle for the National league pennnnt has now been re duced to the point where St. Louis can clinch it with any combination of five victories of their own or five defeats for the Brooklyn Dodgers. Since the Cardinals hnvo six games left to play, thnt means they can lose one of them and still win even though the Dod gers capture all seven of their remaining tussles. The best Brooklyn could do against the futile Phils yester day was halve a doubleheader and all that saved them ' from winding up even deeper in the rut than their present 21 games was a truly great pitching per formance by Claude Passcau. The ace of the Chicago Cubs pitched a five-hit 3-0 shutout against the Cards in the second game of a doubleheader for his 19th victory after the Cardinals' Morton Cooper had given the Cubs a four-hit 1-0 whitewash ing. Cooper's feat came in an air tight duel with his former team mate, Lon Warneke, who scat tered seven safeties but was de feated on a double steal which brought Johnny Hopp home in the fourth inning. This was the 100th triumph for the Card inals and Cooper's 21st. Brooklyn was beaten in the first game 7-3 and the defeat was all the more humiliating because Whitlow Wyatt, the . Dodgers' No. 1 star, was knocked out in less than four innings when Danny Litwhiler and Nick Etten hit home runs, the latter with two aboard. Credit for the vic tory went to Tommy Hughes. Buck Newsom, self-styled pen nant insurance for the Dodgers, pitched six-hit ball to win the nightcap 4-2 and kept Brooklyn's pennant hopes from dying. . Today Brooklyn has another date with the Phils at Ebbets field and the Cardinals returned home for the first of two en counters . with the Pittsburgh Pirates., . , Like the headline engage ments, all the other Major league action yesterday Involved dou blehcaders and all were divided except Cincinnati's clash with the Pirates. They battled 13 In nings . in the first before the Pirates won 2-1 and then played a 3-3 tie In the second, which was halted at seven Innings by Pennsylvania's Sunday curfew. The New York Giants' games at Boston were postponed. The Cleveland Rams struck through the airlanes on the thrusts of Parker Hell and In dian Jack Jacobs to whip the Philadelphia Eagles 24 to 14. Always read the wont-ads. CWtiTfllAMCO, rtOMA. U. Clinching lliL Jiki J3 ifc.a AImb. 3-ytnr old Chicago colt whlppod Whlrlaway, the Kentucky cannonball by the width of a small piece of nose in on of the moat initialling drivoa ovor goon on any race trick to end thtlr long (walttd "dream raco," at Norrognnntt. Georgie Woolf rod Whlrlaway. and Jocky ' Carroll Blermnn was on Aliab. Th winner, Allah, took th entire pun ol 125,000. Buddy Gremp Safe On Slide f 1 t V V J, iff. Tr."h " -.4C- .;:rr.-s--'w;.-, u, .-? ?4.ArVllal.aAaav.'?ll Buddy Gremp. Bravi plnch-hltter for Eddl Miller, was ! on this slid Into third bat In th second Inning of th Braves-St. Louis Cards gam at Boilon. Braves Pitcher Al Jorrty had hit .to Pitcher John Boailsy who throw to third. Umpire Is Bab Plnolll. PAGE SIX Parker, Betz Win Southwest Tennis Titles LOS ANGELES, Sept. 21 (P) Frank Parker ond Pauline Bntz, both of Los Angeles, ore the new Pacific Southwest tennis cham pions in their respective divi sions. , With methodical coolness, Parker chased Poncho Scgtira of Ecuador all over tho court to score a 6-4, 6-1, 6-3 victory and win his second succcssivo tour nament title. Miss Betz, women's national singles champion, also nintlc comparatively quick work of Louisa Brough, Beverly Hills, runner-up in tho national tour nament, winning 0-2, 6-3. Jack Kramer and Ted Olo wine, Los Angeles, ' t o o k the men's doubles title, bcnling Parker and Georgo Richards, Cincinnati, 6-1, 6-1, 0-4. Read Classified Ads for Rosults o flvri You'll enjoy this Kessler blend, 1 ' rF. I To like It, all you havetodo ' .1 I KtntLin'i rmvTt rlind. M rnln Jifllua Kaaalar niatlllln ,4vr -VC , n ' 1. A ' V ,1 vc , . lJ - f iAST,.; lit - . September 21, 1912 Weekend Sports By Th Aigoclntod Press PAWTUCKET, R. I. Alsab, Al Snbnth's $$700 bargain colt of last season, defeated Whlrl away, Warren Wright's chnm plon money maker, in special match raco of mile and three sixteenths. Alsab, victor by a noso In 1:56 2-3, took entire check of $25,000. SYRACUSE, N. Y. Western army all-stars ended season by losing to New York Gliinls, 10 to 7, on soggy gridiron. DOSTON Chlcogo Bears, national pro lengtio defending chnmplons, counted fourth per iod touchdown to defeat Eastern Army All-Stars, 14 to 7. ST. LOUIS St. Louis Cordl nal officials nnnounccd all re served Bents for coming world scries gomes thero sold although club still lin?n't clinched flog. i Naulinl SplrlH. Va' el, anlllinxr.. Mi). Oi., IncarpArnf.i ' w A Into Third 71 ft- J Vw . 1 - , V.' v I JV ? 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