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THURSDAY EVENING, 30, 1OTT. THE COSHOCTON TRIBUNE REDSKINS TO FACE RUGGED DENNISON ORANGE RIDERS Melton Hangs Up 20th Chieftains of New Embattled Redskins Win As Giants Climb Game Nearer Pennant Rookie Southpaw Beats Phillies By 6-3; Manager Teny Is 111 With Flu NEW YORK--The New York Giants need one victory, or one for the Chicago Cubs, today to clinch the" National league pennant. The Giants have five games left, two with Philadelphia today and three with Brooklyn on the final three days of the season. been nursing a Strong Stubbers Meet Lancaster In Headline Tilt By TOMMY DKVINE United Press Correspondent COLUMBUS, definite trend of offensive football a way from the system devised by one of the game's "old masters," the late Knute Rockne, had reached down and reflected "tself today in the stvle of play being employed this season by Ohio's Grover Alexander won 28 in 1911 oldest scholastic grid or the Phillies. Charles Q.

Cartledge of Steuben-j Bill Terry bad case of flu, won't be on hand when bis team wins its third pennant under his leadership and its 15th in National league history. Pancho Snyder, an old Giants' catcher during John J. McGraw's regime, has been directing the club since its return from the west. Cliff Melton, youthful southpaw gained his 20th victory yesterday in pitching the Giants to within one game of the flag. He beat the Phillies, 6-3 in the first game of a double-header and became the first rookie to win 20 games in his initial season in the majors since ville Wells.

Cartledge used the conventional Xotre Dame system for 18 years and the sucess he had with it is by his phenomenal record. During his long stay at Sieubenville. Cartledge has turned out five teams that were unbeaten "and urtied and two others -whose seasonal records were marred only by one deadlock. Steubenville's perfect record combines -were in 1925-26-30-3235. The teams with one tie on th- slate were in 1922-23 Cartledge's complete record to date at the eastern Ohio school shows 132 victories, 20 losses and ties He has never experienced seasons in vhich more games were lost than won.

The poorest cam- Phillies checked the Giants in the second game, 6-5. It was called in the eighth on account of darkness. "Wayne Laraaster handcuffed the Giants until the eighth, but lost a shutout when the New Yorkers put on a five-run rally featured by Jimmy Ripple's homer with two mates aboard. Continuing their dizzy finish the Cubs iron their fourth straight by trimming Cincinnati, 3-0. Pittsburgh held third place by scoring five runs in a seventh inning rally which beat the St.

Louis Cardinals, 7-5. Lon Warneke was knocked out in the seventh and charged with the defeat. Wet grounds postponed the Brooklyn-Boston game. paign as in 1920 when his eleven Lefthanders continued to harass with a record of our the Yankees when Edgar Smith, triumohs and three defeats. Since Athletics' southpaw, held the that tiire Steubenvflle has never American league champions to one dropped more than two games hit in a seven-inning game called in season by darkness.

The Yanks scored That Cartledge was a master of their 100th victory in the opener, tne Notre Dame system is shown but dropped the second 3-0. conclusively by his offensive George Selkirk beat out a slow record In 18 comolete seasons for the Yanks' oniy hit It his combines ran ur. an aggrgate orjy fte accond time se of 3,692 points, for an average SQn Yankg faad been of 23 5 points oer game Tfae Boston Red The veteran Steuoenville tor threw- a bombshell Into the J-l and state's scholasic rank, this year OV TM ibm 2 vhen he started his 19th ram fourth place Indians. Lefty paign by announcing he v.as to Grove won bls victory in the I employ the short punt formation OP 63161 as "the basis of his offense and Cleveland split with would discard the time-honored, Indians taking the onener, 5- T' formation and the Xotre; 4. in 10 innings and the White Dame shift that had brot second, 1-0, in five innings fame Harland Clift's 28th homer with In 1935 when nine Ohio schol- a mate on base enabled tne St JT.oMia Browns to triumph De- (troit, 7-6 i OUR Are the TALK OF THE TOWN SJg.50 to RICE'S Men's Shop" SHOWING Last Minute Styles Come in Early! RICE'S "Jomg Shop" Yesterday's hero--Edgar Smith 1 Athletics' southpaw who tied the Yanks in knots and blanked them, 3-0, in a seven-inning game.

i astic teams finished their cam- paigns unbeaten and untied, Cart-' ledge's Steubenvffle team was the only exponent of the Notre Dame' style in the group. With the, Stubber mentor discarding tse' system, state scholastic coaches folio-wing the strict Rockne principles lose their acknowledged leader. Cartledge arrears to rave another fine aggregation this fall and may be a serious contender for the mythical Ohio chamn- ionship Steuberinlle opened with an imoressrve 27 to 0 victory oter Columbus Central. Its r.e~t foe, Lancaster, v-fil be met Friday in one of the headline garr.es of tr 2 wees-end schedule. Lancaster fell before the Stub- bers 31 to 0 a year ago Thus far this season it has downed Lexington -1 to 0 ar.d 13 to 0 The two s-urvivors of last week's play are Cleveland West Tech.

which hung up its straight victory last wees-end by do Cleveland Holy Name 20 to and MartJis Ferry, triumphant oy a 13 to 6 margin Tilioris- West Tech has an orsen date tnis Xart.ns Ferry attempts to stretch its victory string when it tangles with Allegheny. Pa. The big surprise of last weekend in scholastic circles carne when Mansfield halted the bnlh- ant 21-game victory streak of Mas- siilon by holding the proteges of Coach Paul E. Brown to a 6 to 6 tie. The otner perfect record com- I bme of 1936 that toppled from the Delect list was Kenton, which fell victim to Urfaana, 20 to 0 was dropped from the top- 'ranked game the opening week of the season.

Pictures by Paul I. Hobera, staff photographer Spurred by a fiehtuir spirit that the hopes of Red and Black followers, the five Coshocton Redskins and their two coaches pictured here are counted on to play important parts when the local gridders hit the comeback trail in the Central Ohio league campaign. At top are shown from left to rlrht. Alfred (Red) Ritcheson, 170-pound sophomore tackle who Is tagged for success; Captain Mooney Foster, one of the most valuable ends ever produced in Coshocton, and Hal Malone, 187-pound pile-driving fullback. The scrappy Barnes twins, Meryl and Beryl, pictured at the lower left, are probably the most versatile players on the squad.

Both can perform with the best of "em either on the line or in the backfield. They are regular starting guards, altho Beryl is being pulled freqnentlr into the fallback position to relieve Malone. Ieryl is a southpaw passer and punter. In photos at the right are seen Bead Coach Schnyler G- Wharton. in his llth year as Red and Black mentor, and his assistant, Edward Cooney, an excellent tutor of gridiron fundamentals.

-----A Daredevils Plan Final Race Card Daredevil motorcyci-sts of east- em and central Oh.o HI present their foial "const' race program of t.ne season, unaer tne sponsorship of tne Tuscarawas County YeLo- JPC Motorcycle club, aitemoon on tne zig-zag course a rnile est of Newcomerstown on Routes 16 and 36. e-. ents a-e scr.ec^Ied for tre afternoon tr.e f.rst race starting at 2 in. The nrograrn consists of nrofessional r.a reats fo- botn tr-e and 75- Trojan Coach To Play With Canton Eleven Att-aact 3 of thnl Cur.ns fe past tr.ree sumrrers, tr.e are tne cangerouS for r-oto-cycles held in tn.s sect en tre state The course is la.a s. crazy pattern h.g- oanr.s Part of tne t--act loose sana.

of Dover, wr.ose coectacu.ar r.d has oeerj one of tre feature- or previous races, oe nxss rg Sunday's program Ke s--fie-ed a ankle wren froTTi his rna- chir.e -sirzle rsc.rg at Cadiz two weeks a Woody KITT-CS of ar.d Boz of Ak-on -o take tr.e spo-s at speed, bot-i oe har. Dave Gorby, Ne AComerstov.Ti school athletic coacn, has s.gned to play center tne Canton Indians footoall team tnis fail. The Inaians are a serni-aro cluo and a mernoer of tre Xo'-theastern Or.iO league Akron ar.d Yoangs- to.Ti also ha.e teams in r- cu't. Carton season is Sia'ed to ooen aoout Oct. 1, ard ai 1 gaires p-e under nigr.t J-gnts Newcornerstovii mentor started football at as a member of tne h.gn schiX)! team ana cl.rna-ed nen he earnea all-confererce rating while piaymg wntn in 1933.

er. The BOD Feller was to tne otrer cor.test divided a douo'e- r.eader witn the Wh.te Sox yesterday ar.d lost a garr.e in its fignt for fourth 3.ace. 5 to and then dropped a ir.r.^rig n.ghtcap, 1 to 0 Boston tooic a twin bill from Washington and pulled to withes or.e-ralf of the Indians. Reds Give Up Hope Cellar TODAVS Veteran Foes Expected To Give Braves Severe Test at Stewart Field Leece Is Triple-Threat Ace of Furbay's Orangemen; Locals Use Double-Wing When the injury-riddled Coshocton high Redskins line up against the veteran Dennison Orange Riders Saturday afternoon at Stewart field they will be facing a foe that is touted as a "giant killer" in eastern Ohio this season. Presenting a well-balanced squad with veterans in most of the positions, the rugged team from the Twin Cities is regarded by Coach "Sky" Wharton and his assistant, Edward Cooney, as a tough obstacle for their inexperienced Red and Black gridders to The Riders nonce that 7 they vi ill be no soft spot on any' schedule when they upset tf strong Xewcomeritov.

in the opener last week to the tune of 13 to 0 Dennison employed a attack to trim the Trojans, scoring their toueh- doivn thru the air, and then shift- ing to a battering attack to shove over their second six-pointer. District Elevens Are Favorites in Weekend Games With a victory and a ae already, the record, the Millersburg Coach Glenn. (Dutch) Furbay. Spartans will be striving to main- former Uhnchsville high school TM an pace Samrday and Muskingum college grid ey marv, has moulded the Orange! while the other sec- offense around Honal team, Newcomerstown Tro- tnole-threat quarterback, a are vontes i i the win column when Marietta Benedetto, a line smasher de team mvades Heweom Galantine and Trimmer are also ersa)TO Saturday. capable ball carriers and deadly blockers.

Leece is expected to cause the Redskins the greatest A deceptive performer, the handy field general is the ace passer on the team In addition to being: an elusive runner and an accurate punter and place-kicker. The hefty Spartans -will be in tnp condition for Orrviilp contest, after being hampered at Canton last week when Halfback Frye was bothered with an injured knee. Millersburg turned in its 'first win oxer Canton St- John's, 13 to 6, after opening the Mason with a 13 to 13 tie against Daitoru Coach Herb Coon has been stress- A strong line is probably the mg Dlodang in the this chief asset of the Riders. Made up i week he expects Green of husky, aggressive performers, i eleven to show im- their front wall was nearly impregnable a a i Newcomerstown. Sells, an adept pass receiver, and Galbraith, hold down the end posts, with Wolf and Torch at tackles, and Whitman and B.

Johnson at guards. Hunt is at the snapper-back berth- Determined to sum up the provement in its running attack. Handed an unexpected IS to 0 reversal at Dennison last "Friday, the Trojans are expected to bounce back with a powerful attack that will bring them a victory. Coach Dave Gorby has smoothed out the mistakes that marred the opener. actual possibilities of the Braves, Coach Wharton this week is dis- carding all his experimental systems and has definitely decided on employing a modified double- wing back attack.

In announcing his selection he pointed out the system will permit the squad to quarterback, Adrian Hassc or Gene Darling at right half, Chuck Thornsley or Toby Deibel at left half, and Beryl Barnes at fullback. Starting linemen are uncertain, with the exception utilize both its speed and power iMooney Foster and Jim Davis at YORK--M sat con Fo- e.cr~- By HEVRY McLFMORE icng a been over t--e tne ea 1 '-e 10- CT- ho argues t. to the fullest extent. One of the first coaches to employ the double-wing- back style hi eastern Ohio scholastic circles. Wharton this year has made slight deviations from the original system In order to concentrate on deception.

With Bob Henderson, halfback, definitely out of action for a couple of weeks due to a sprained I ankle, and Fullback Hal Malone nursing a knee injury, the backfield starters will be either Cliff Stewart or Clark Williams at 'life because of all the teams in oasebal' the Yankees are the nch- est and live and el in the fin- cst style The Yankee stadium is thi playing field in the irajor leagues, and has a beautifully appointed dugout. Saltzgaver surfers no discomforts Sitting on the berch The seats in the Yankee dugout are very tne spade is cool, and an elegant spouts iced 24 boa-s a day. Manager Joe McCarthy is a Kind and considerate and the stadium transportation facilities are quick, and sure, it a pleasure for Saltzgsver to travel to and from his ro-ne I core'y the man, for my fe a nard one. ends, and center. Tommy Aronhalt at ere J.

oy ol -o and '3 -'-e uie tr.r.gs But I cro.ce o' I iuld be to t- t-c o-c he'd DV Iia-- Johnny Allen Seeks Spwt on 15 CHICAGO--Jcnr-y Allen, tem- permental CIce.and right nander, was to seek nis 15tn consecutive triumph of the season here today when he faced the Chicago White Sox in one end of a douole-head- I CINCINXATI, O. With oniy four days of tne season rema.nmg, 'the Cincinnati Reds today abandoned all hope of cLrnbjUg out of 'the National league cellar. The reds fell to a pcunl four full games behind the sei.er.lh place 1 Philadelphia team here yesterday wnen tney dropped a 3 to 0 deci- jsion to the Chicago Cubs. Kere is a rran who not on.y rides on the gravy tra.ri--r.e drives it, taf.es up t.cr.ets, not coffee a-d and jal' passengers on ard t.p- loff on the s.nec^re re Kris is trc 1 3 4. OriS OA phases of position to sttiay Lou Genng at And as you know, Gcr.r:g r.a^- missed a game e.i, I knov that r.e has aci r.r'.' thru the adm n.straticns of C'eve- land, Roosc e.t, ft, Wilson, Harding, Coo', dge, er, and is aaparer.tlj good for three or four more 4 But to get bacK to Saltzgrcr, -n to 'rade zz esr S3 $7 000 t'-a' r.

5JO to 2- So fo- Sa'tz- be pa a total c-Ou'-'J 2 000 As is r- mor" 'o-g be Ke p'acd 15 games. rot many. Sa 1 has o'en to bat only I f. o' tr-ps came in tne second game a Goa e-hesder He has mace ojt r.t and scored H.s must be a happj, contented) Thotjaixfs of thnft buytn are bargains with cash in fine used cart, household stock and merchandise of oil kiixk. Our cash-plan made to help ywi bu better vsii.es...

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