The Spokesman-Review from Spokane, Washington • 12

lams IfilEliMflUMMONIIEMIErNMIMP 4MWMA monmso, OCTOBER 4, 1911. THE SPOKESMAN-TIEVIEW, sroNANT, WASH. 09 og First World Series Batter Fanned by Cards STRIKES, SPLITS AND SPARES CARDINALS ARE ALL PEPPED UP ARKAIBAS DOCTOR SEES HIS SON PLAY IN WORLD SERIES GAMES 77r777 4, fi 2 3 A Vi U.0,1,11 4 "4t A stel 4f 1 4 :41 p. 7 It .4 La' 4 4.44 :01. 1.44:4"11), e' Victory Over Athletics Adds to Their Determination to Win Series.

1:04: AAA TiNIS --RAID --QUALC-NESIS Williams Are Not Birds Ara t'noblo to Stop Tiny Insert. Given Much to Bed ante have been added to a king hot of enemies of the bobwhite quail, announced tha American traino umviittiom Birds dre Vitiate to Step Tiny Inserts. Bed auto hove been added to a lone Itst of enemies of the bobwhite Quail. announced the American Game sainwitstkat. JIMMY WILSON FOXY 0,1004 1, f' 444 AT S.

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Victory. Asmetated Prose 'bete. Max Bishop. lead-off man for the philsdelphis tette', Is shown in this Associated Pres telephoto al bat In the first inning of the first lame of the 1931 world series In St. Louis.

lie struck out. HE'S CONFIDENT, THOUGH trRots 'GRUNTING" WORMS INDIANA BOWS To NOIRE DAME Doubts They Cast Its Taboo tor Gnomes by Ay MONTANA LOSES. TO WASHINGTON Winners Score Touchdown in Winners Score Touchdown 11141vitsale Leit on. Tot Flu. Rosa to711 141 Mti I 11t4 1i40 0 joil iho a loll lit 1 169 1...,..7 04 Ite WrIlt 0 1,4 0 060 16 I b.f..

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JUNKIE PIIISH. Cardinale' Captain and Ikeond eowtrisbt. 1131, by The RPOILOOMSTI ad I. Plortbk Americas' Nabs. Pet Al linre.

Ins. PHILADICLPIIIA, Oct 1.You can bet we're a happy crowd on this train going to Philadelphia. We ware downcast some after Thursday's game because we lost behind Derringer, bat were all right again now. That great work by 'tellurian and Martin on Friday Penned 118 all up and we feel we're going to go right on to win the series. In Ballaum we think we have a better pitcher than anybody on Marks Malt.

rek been Maine to all the fellows and all their talk runs along the same line. Last year Grove and learnshaw beat us In tho lost two This year we loot to Orme In the opener, but we got 12 bits off him. On lorklay we put the horse collam on Earnhaw, ea we figure we can best anybody i Mack throws spinet, ue from nuw On. Wee Deasy Games on pawns. You know, there's more to this baseball than pitching and hitting.

If you go back over our play during alb lam summer you'll netire iron many eatnes on the bases. We have wonderful speed up and down the line on our club. and we made that speed a big factor In our Tic-tortes during the summer. Tbe figures show we have a team on the bases than Mack has. His club stole only shout 24 Wawa during the semen.

We stole mere than 100. In Pridev's rime there bad Is be else besides hitting and pitching to win. Martin had it We bid a pod pitcher to match. but we were held noun In hita the Same as tho Athletini were. Neither team could win thmoith pitching or hating alone.

so Martin went out them and won on speed. and that speed is going to play a big part for us all the way. mikes these pitcher' suddenly go wrong and everybody eland tittUng. ioikiia Every Period of Confer. ence Tussle.

Final Score Is 25 to 0 as Big Ten Team Is Rambled at Bloomington. Conertittit, 1911, lpy Th apsifiWP Pe, the Not Ut AlaiMasa papal Athena. LOCI. Oct. Pop Williams saw ble boy play ball in the majors.

Furthermore. he Jaw him in the world edits, and now. like the man a ho viewed Naples, he fools be has lived. Indeed Piot that Pop Minima put it that a ay. of course.

Pop isn't given to high flung laneuage. "Smart talk: they'd call it down In tireenbriar, here Pop is a doctor and quite a tiViholice, at that. "Yet I'm estitied now. That was nil life's aminwin," said Pop Friday night. as be sat with his aons, Dib and norDe 'Seeing Dib play, you mean? ha Was asked.

"My dadbe dmve up sith my brother for the games." said Dib hug. Deity. Berko That "No, I've peen bum play lots et times. him In the series. that 1111111 the real satisfaction: Ina father Pop puffed leisurely at a linarird pipe.

and Ict the statement lank in. Yoe bun it was gun, a statement. have all Ma mitt down in Ai, Itanitaa. and the Witimmo family is particularty economical with them. Dib had strolled from Lim dining room.

neaL fresh as a daisy. with hair immaculotety parted, and the cud missing from his check. Dtb chews when playing ball. Sometimes he chews when thtnking about playing ball. and he thinks abnut It most of the time.

But this was anoccsaion when he was with-re playing nor thinking about play- Int and the absence of a 'chaW'' was quietly noted. Cards Can't WIL The boys wets talking in monosyllables. thew dad listening to what aeemed to be Dibe and Hoyce'e amity. ate of the game the Athletics won. "New they won'1 come up Out them," Dib mid.

and bore skreed. nod cling "I liko to try 'em just the same mid the old man, who also played In. field as a boy. rilht, raill ate: said Royce. It was easy to ore that the family ass discussing the way ground bans fad to hop rteht In bportmane park.

as the interviewee eked him; 'How was the field? The short atop paused. like one who Is sidetracked from another subject. Ie 'Pretty good, looks was Ulan it Men silencs gobs at it. Sesnething Elea Ingle? Opposes Game Association's tiectrkal Method of Capture. A eorrevondent signing himself Fish R.

Man. comments upon the American tiame Amor istion's electrical Method Of obtaining single worma. lie writes: "The American 0113110 should be advised that there is a much simpler and more practical way of catching lbh worms than their electric iI idea. In Lho aouth, it is known as rrunting for This requires two small sticks. One stick is driven into the ground.

the other stick. with a little TOL11 rubbed on it. is used like a fiddle bow and gives forth a grunting sound. The worms pop up their heads in all directions. and if it in convenient to have a couple of small boys along.

they can gainer a can of WOTMS no time." NORTHWESTERN VICTOR USES FOUR OUTFITS After three weeks of league bowling, scores are much better than they were at the start of the season. Bud Outer bits been doing some bowling that would do credit to any bowler In the country and is easily the most outstanding bowkv in the city to date. Bud has bordered on 300 twice during the last two weeks in league competition. Last week be shot 290 In the City league and Tuesday night In the Intermediate league he scored a 279. In both games he had strikes, just one less than It takes to make a perfect game.

While not going so well In the league yet. Waiter Gehring la going great in the open games. To best this than you have to be over the 300 mark. Hob tains le one of the best class men In town right now and has Improved 100 per cent over last season. This bowler will be feted ex clam A if he keeps up the pace he ham set in his early season There has been ho change in the leaders in the majority of the leagues.

bun Life broke the tie with bunter Loaf in the City league and are now up there alone. The peppy American legion team took a tough match from I. ra. McCormick company to retain first pines in Out Intermediate. Casey's of 11 livard are suit going strong in the indepeodent.

but the pack Cr. right at their heels. The Casey's shot 1044 leo a new record in their league Met Wednesday. Inca len. tally.

this will reduce their handicap. which ilea been causing the teat of the teams much A team from John W. Orahom was very successful in the old Class A league, but could newer Nash on the top in any 01111r league. This year may be the eictotton. as bruit O'Leary has this learn lour points ahead in the Printers' league, I he the leaders of the Commereial league.

and Harley-TA. vidmm, new leaders of the Gasoline league. may both be taken out of the lead. as there are postponed matches to be played in them leagues. the Jesuits of shall could take both teams out of first Naos.

Construction and Commercial are tied for hirh honors in the Telephone with Combination just one 11111141 behind. The race in this lesgue should be very close. Modern Body took first plate away from Al P'ries in the Inland tenpin league last triday night. The Modern Body Works took three puha'. which 'nes them a one-point teat The Preight men Sr.

juat getting enough pins in the Union Pacific Ekosting club. They have won all six games. but soms of the games have been very C10441. The individual leaders of the differmi Wisps. are B.

Outer. City, 305; Chub Jarvis. Intermediate. 1911; ht, Blum. Independent.

lie: Johnown. Conunerciat 111: tomb. Printers. 104; Berton, Telephone. leo; Byer.

Inland Emirate. 1113l Bunt. Oasoilne, The Intereluis league will Marl to. morrow night with two teems from the Rotary club and one each born UNI Lions and Kiwanis club. 1.414 Losses.

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livid dii Hettart Play Pies Dillenteo Little lialttbeek Frey 1 brill With Doak. IS II Lamb Hfronsoi WHITMAN PASSES BRING VICTORY iii ii4 Ili i Ai 0 1,04 A 11 i i i 1 I 1 I II 1.14 0 11' 0 74 12 2004 7.i 13; 13 1,401 tM li 1:: 11 10 1 1.4 4U1 30-4 13 1Z 1 101 1,1 it 103 IA It 1104 41 14 pi 11 rl 1'1 12 1.7::41 11 if 11 is 044 4 20,4 44 2124 71 7 30 4 41 34 44 314 1 346 114:1 1:4 443 341 1Z 1 41 II 1)42 :,7 11111 1 1 114-4 3 11 I 1,1 11 ro 1:::1 I kips tlitInii Wolitomik lou Hwotql roe A. .,6 lo 1,011 In 11111411, Defeat Albany, 37 to 0, Came Replete WAIL fen, shies. (ps. Tease.

COLLINg. Captain of the Alb Cornish'. 1931. by The See itemon Mow, and lay aorta Americas news. Paver Al ileum Inc PHILADZLPIIIA, Oct.

I.Before this eerie Matted two swell-known bwieball men sasociated with an American keine club met Connie Mack In the hotel where our club stopped in fit Louis to submit to him Sanaa Informatuni about the play of the Cardinals which they thought might be worth while for us to know. I was present at this Conference. We bad pretty accurate information about all the tit Louis players. as we had contested with them in the 1930 world aeries. But there woe one about whom We knew little.

This plaver in question was Pepper Martin. Hs was not in the aeries last year. In closing the conversation about Martin. one of these gentlemen 'fie la a crazy. hwitling ball piaver theta liable to do anything at bat or on the hues.

He will either be the eclat or the star of the Ire Martin's Victory. guess so far in these two gimes I them la no doubt In any Onel mind now that Martin is the tand-out performer. I aura like a hustler. and I admire his work so tar. lie certainly has furnished the spark to the punch the National bogus entry has ea-binned this far.

To express it more accurately. the afore now stands: games aoriAthletica. Martin. This may be tough on Lefty Manahan but it still goes as far as I sin concerned. It always seems the fashion of press and public to single out the goat In as world series.

if such a thing Is pos. thic In these two gullies now Pest. there have been quite a few mental WWII. or errors of timimion. whatever you flinty rhos to term them.

but fortunately toe the offending players, none to far has had the least bit to do with the outrotne of either game. i Sleeps Then Atones. In the first addle we have seen a I player steal third. and his teammate I on finit at the time mound asleep. not going on the play.

Then in the next breath this 'slaver atoned for his lame by catching our third bowman holding the ball bile he limped noun to the middle bag. Dot then the next man flied out. Then in tne last tam there were two Piers of a similar nature. We had 11 men on first and tecond. when up comes a wild pitch, but only one of 1, our runners took advantage of it The batter then fanned, so nothing came of IL a Then tame failure to thmw In first when pinch hitter Moore fanned on a low curve ball that hit In the dirt before It lodged in the ":1 ist.

Louis rate heel glove. Wilson's throw Manila have tolled the same. but Moore gut to hest As II hanPrnrd. however. it only Worried Jim hot- hanky a chanee to make a sosetacu- 1st eatch, which assured Hallahan.of a 3-0 victory.

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I. Notre Dame's warriors, tn glitter. Mg blue and gold costume. returned triumphantly to the football wars today. with a finishing drive that would have brnught words of praise from the departed wizard, ItilUte Itnekne.

The fighting Irish came through the final half in spectacular style to whip the won( Indiana university eleven. 25 to If the electric perlionality of Poring was missint the wizard's spirit never. theless carried on, and the players, many of them his own pmducta. rat. Lied after an uncertain start to up.

hold the best offensive traditions of the Notre Dame "system." Mrs. Recline Watches. Mn. Wockne. the famous toart's widow, was there to are "her boys" more their first triumph Under the new leadership of the lisrper-Ander.

aon-Chevigny regime at south Bend, and before a erowd of 16 000. Three full teams of these blue ter. sled sarriors in golden hued silk pants trotted into action animit the state university. All three arrays preceded in WOrinft at least one touch. down and the brat string team opened the way ftw two tallies.

the brat on a aPertactilar 70-yard dash by Joe Sheetetski. and the aecond on an 11- yard gallop by Marchniont 8chwarts, all-American ballbark. Ileitis Winners for While. Indians. with big powerful line and two seta VI fast backs.

held the Itambiers in the first period and yielded only on. touchdown. on Shettetskl's brilliant run in the first half. The national champions took command of the same upon the en. trance of a youthful quarterback.

Immett Murphy of East Chicago. in the second quarter. and iteidhg the scoring pressure Sr the rest of the game. Notre Dame rolled up IS nr4 downs while Indiana registered only three, ineluding one On a penalty. The Irian were superior by the wide margin of 437 yards to b4 for their rivals.

The victors made little use of their lemons passing attack. heaving only 10 serials and eomokling only two. The ebuseet the totters came to scoring was when Quarterback V. Dauer missed a plarse kick from the 36-yard Ur In the opening quarter. Northwestern Is Winner.

rvANirroN. oct. 3. Northwestern packed ail HS 103Cing U110 the first period today with a 1g to 7 victory over Nebraska. About 40.000 spectators watched Northwestern bewilder the Combust.

era in the first period. They were then held even the not of the wet. Frequent fumbles slowed Northwestern's Mirror and one muff in the second period led to Nrbraskal only touchdown. Minnesota Wins la PainMINNZAPOLIS. Oct.

S. MI I4g. W.I.-A.016a 1110 to, 'mina 1,, :1 ,01 4 A no awn 7: 1.r Love 11 1 Pt I 0 BEATTLII. Oct. S.

(ielThree doe-sling runs and a neat forward pasa gays tho University ot Washington a to 1 vietory over the University of Montana In the opening Pacific coast leonterent football game of the season for the two Mama in thia stadium todav. Pour different Washington elevens bettered the determined Montana Grizzly combination back against ita goal line ttme and again. and wound up by counting one touchdown In each period. Coach Jimmy Phelan of Washington started a second string lineup against Montana and Clarence Diedsoe. veteran halfbat k.

slipped around lett end late In the first. period to reach the goal from the 34-yard Line. Belford Seams Qukbly. With the regulars jumping Into the fracas lam in the second quarter. Merle )Milord streaked through the snobs Montana lineup from the be.

yard line to add another touclidosn. It was first time Itufford handled the ball. Ile played only about, five mmutes. Phelan putting him on the bench again when he was tackled extra hard ea the had ended. A forward paas gam the Buskin their third score at the start of the second half, Pederson tossing IS-yard atrial to Wolcott.

who scampered arrma the Par -line. The moot thrilling play of the eon-teat cams in the final period when Pav Franklin, diminutive sophomore Halfback. weaved yards through the eleven Grizzlies to plant the ball behind the Montana goal. Franklin was knocked down twit on his lens fligh t. but managed to stumble titer.

Montana Immo Take. The onli try-Me-point completed wu converted by Pederson atter the third tnitchdown. AU were attempted from placement. Montana nutria two great drives. the first late In the opening period and early in the second quarter and the other the final mtnutea of play.

On both sec seam the (khalif" rammed and putted their way to we Washington eight-yard lines but not an Inch farther. Washingten outclassed 'the Orlislim in every department of piay, making 14 first downs to Motitatta'S four. and piling up a total of 510 yards gained compared with 131 for Montana. Washington tried lb passes and completed seven for a tow of Iss yards. while Montana attempted sia passes, eimpleting two for 21 yards.

Lineup and summary: alleabbsVea hoel hforrY ff no 14s it CA Wn.1n.t Fedrmn tr et ht, A. Smith I Ci011iat 114.1. thit irtIX fi nittf, Prnm all itielama bltioue wo," be periods. I I It ro; Pan .11" Wolf.q Po ott mob tea hlartany Franklin sua in? HA. ford Irmo try taloa tom.

Mime a. Facialoon rant for hie rims. plat Mall wittily AN' COLLEOZ. WALLA WALLA. Oct.

a footbell ItAtne Ptinctuated with penalties. Whitman's Missionaries beat their way through the Albany college eleven to a 37 to 0 victory here this afternoon. Whitman's spectacular passing in the arc. ond half pepped up Interest lOr the god fans. The Oregon men will Whitman scoreless in the first quarter.

but early in the second Anderson. MIssionary half, crossed the line after Wooten had tarried the ball to Albany's five-yard mark. Whitman counted twice more in the first half, Wooten sem. ing on a line buck end Applegate hurdling over the goal after Whitman had been held for at down inches from the line. Whitman romped through the orange shirts for two more touchdowns in the third leitkrter, both on spectacular paaaes Applegate rated 70 ye.rds to score after catching West it toss.

but clipping discounted the play. They scored a freak one in the fourth when Smith. Whitman half, recovered a fumbled pase to roll ever the goat Albany. headed by Bactianan, led an attatt in the fourth period on Whitman substitutes which almost resulted In a score, but Schneller. Whitman utility quarter, raced the ball out of danger.

Lineups and summary: ttomort 4411. Alban, tel. Nyorwel ware ro.o -L Houtwoottri A 1.0. Altil.tyn brigiv 11aipt Clow Jutoo oln tootle 5 Wr.ant Staines oPP Appintall 1Clipt 11 a hlt.11 VO Len tam 11ttc.krol tor ()loon tor tor tirtiron Ivr Drew. for Loudgx bet thPr plawitc.

till. pDati, IItro4, Kfliant. sot ha m. fokrposiw, kt alma Lkaan 1-or mit TouchilmrrisWhitmax: Anwn 4. atomic, point atter tour-lubowaAppi got ottl, tols---ttodd Wow.

Ortion. rot. kat 0 Rourke. 111 Mate 1. Want 111s5li05 hosit lAwto 40 .44) r.4 EJ .4 144 pCoritheilli 3 idau.aet 17.1 VI IMS 144 1 I 4: i 441 I 4 I 44 ".4 1 4 1 4 I 44 Wilton Play Smart.

was just talking with Jimmy Wilson about that strange play in the hinth inning of that leat game. That woos one Of the moat peculiar plays I've ever seen in my 13 Years In Wee ball. A lot of folks thought Jim pulled a borwr by throwing the ball after that third strike to third bake. The truth of it is, it was a smart Play and the only one Jim could make, an he looked at it, When Hal lahan threw in that pitch with the count two strikes and one ball on Moore, Wilson saw Poll and Ifftel make a break for double litfria WI, were only two runs ahead. If that double steal went Uuutti.

the AtteWWII would have two men In position to tie the swore. bo Wilson had his mind made up to break-up that play right there and save the ball As the pitch came in, it went down Into the dirt, low briwking ball. MOOrs swung al it. but Wilson. baker to atop Foss at third base.

paki atientlon to Moore because the pitch was knr. Jim at the moment couldn't realize that Moore swung at such bad pitch and struck out so when Jun got the ball he hurried throw to third base to try to nail Poss. He didn't set Pose. MI the pier turned out, and almost everitoody then thought Jim pulWd a bad play. toot if you lex at it from Jima smile.

he made the move that looked right to him Marti Made Open biota Earlier in that same earns Wilson did something that was sluiced finii tirely overlooked. It came up in the second inning. Martin was on sec. nod base. He had just doubled.

He then got a long bed off second and set sail for third. Wilson at the Jame time 'plaited a bunt. That bellied muddle up the Ail-aOita, and when Jim pulled bac his boa, their than asw that Mania was making an town steal. but it was too kite to du anything about it. Martin, "sereeriedv to a way by feint.

had such a good lead he beat Cochrane throw Then Wilma drove Martin home Oltit the only run we needed. atosling Wee Is nothing new to Martin. Just give hint a hill. OPflf hot and he's hard to stop. ite was one of the lading base awake-re the past seerion.

Now he the header In this series. Tou remember he Ifni one ham 'Thursday. He also karts everybody in hits. Ile has five oil. ready.

In My opinion he's the standout plaver se far in the aeries. He's likely to be the big hero, too. when it a all ever. I don't know right NOV Who is thing to pitch for us Monday. tweet tella me he has uttrigh titimes in mind.

Crimes Is eager to it shot at the Athletics. He figures they got all the break' last year when they beat him in those two games. and he ants to even It up. We is all sties he will. too, fin matter who pitchy tor Philadelphia.

14 halts 1.44. rtt Dombett i 111 4'0 .04 40 U.o 1I Lm4 1 I Mayo tam Planned. malting and bating halo at last entahed sha Olovior. An aseaniettann plans to invade No. Dr Unsold' tine tali to reeled on fdta an actual bunt for the big memo.

Plana ant sloe being laid to him tho casting for and the hemline and playing of the Atlantic minium. If Vila pictorial ai podition la a aticonialul ono theca la 40) eiwelion that the film. will be areoied OTANI taint by the knee a the hid and gun. 1 411 NO I 41. AO, 9 1111.11,10.

Rare fumbled Ms lanny hands, paws that are rapidly attracting attention down in the Southern league. there he Mars second haat for birmphis. Pop putted fittingly at the pipe. the IIKETVC." Pup said atter a iota to try Utters hi that patch again MA miring." Such la the "elnotioliSr Williams family. Tliey had mat been in the world merles.

Mit here they were Wahout about the crops bark home, Tommy Richordain opproached. Tommy knew Royee when he plowed tor Williarnapoct Pa. in the Ny-Pit league. )to hod score of moiler-Ilona. You'd hare thought RIM hog been plowing short and mowed down the Cardinal's chances.

Were Rabbet Reels to Party. Pon angled indulgently ea he 'heard" I( his younger boy's Writsthings like solo( to parties in rubber boDts, and men Williamasport had been stiorked. Pop wasn't through. Rubber hoots ntight be the formal drue in Oreerblair for all be eared. "Where did you Mt today.

Dr. Williams) -1 have good seat. near the Al bench. was the telltY "Worry ebout Dile?" "Sopa "How did you like his playing? He played his tsm." 'lie cure nut" UV4r Interetwer agreed. bolding on deepensteir.

looking for Some kind at an penult. -tiot a hit ha first Wm up." "He got two luts." and Pop, a stickler tot tart. The eonvemation lapeed. lith just sat Royce aiao sat Pop oat, too. and they all said nothing.

R. a lot et erease on the ear," said Royce. finally. -Sure will. nod Dili.

"Pienty of work clesning It" the brother added: bib grinned. "Can't ri coon hunt. Ins and ciean lb. car, be obverted. Mother Dental Con Mkt your mother want to ore the games?" Wes asked.

Rowe shook his heat "Kid brother Itotlict a come it tied had him." he wituntecred. May don I care Ito Otto." Pop Williams Canted at the Interviewer stain. APtatornlir tided to say a Mtn mots to the 'Yes. sir." sold he, "'whit my boy In the world Pries wu a hie am. bOlart Another Mile pats.

then: ni glad I Dever saw aeries before an I oould see niy bny in the Drat one." -were You owned. Doctor) Toltec) mei" A kne. inrompcehomey mile snmed siowir twee tle tethers tees. He even removed tut pine it We toortotty If the INUIVITS. Wm.

Royce buwitiy bterted his tare. ho ammo atrintnt Pia Was with toilffhter, whirl he sought to het with his hand As for pop be tailed of 111111. 'Mb Ws of a Interns spiting molte4 nd. of all mares, at a NH Now, pertuipa tens will underatand why Connie Mokrit hfid no "bout bib Wihuuttl at shortstop in the wneod tor "Thar's reatroint bt them bilia." tat At Tbs. wit As ittes nd No why oboul the "I CHI, Lfkria.

Wog toot Tot dqo Tito A I 1 44 1 0 a PI' tPilli 0 4 II, I 4 ,7 544 A.eno ladividaal elP01444. Gomm. Tot Pall do 14.47 J41. 22:4 147, 1 '1 1,4 13 1 4 IMO 14 Al 4 I $441 .4 I 4 0 4 44 I 'i 44 4,1 I ,1,.111 4 2 2 24' Loved A '1 (14 .1, i .4 71 8 I Mnt51 I1. 404441 1, 1.

.0 i .8 1.1,11 -0 1 04 71 I outfit Prot to It F4 fly 0,, tot 411.4 fi 'a sit. 4 $4 14..4 Illven .111. 0 OWL HUEY SEEMS 1931 MI11131'11" 1 BATTING LEADER 1 I Smae 1 Rocky Ford 5c Cigar Peter M. Jacoy 402 Sprague Ave. Semi-Official Lista Credit Him With xis.

Coital League. Oklahoma A. in )4. tor the arrowd time in tour years today by chalking up a 20 to 0 triumph. itain tell almost throughout the game.

Ohio Rate Plumps IL C01.1.11.111Vel. Ohio. Oct. Ohio states football learn swung into action hero this afternoon by downing a perky Cincinnati eleven. 67 to before a croad of 16 nott tans who gathered to see Sam Willamani 1941 tanion In artbon.

A. )4. tor the arrow! Oklahoma A 141 r.444 1,01 7 2 5 1 4 li 0 4,1 tlInneO 4 4 tiFInMefi 1100401 2150 1M teamemial 110000.. at 01.0 1501. 1' Pet PmtlatTkes 4 IT VI tl i Mir.

i 4 4 1 1tee ,00 I N. been? If the A'S dons Win, one thing Is eertIn. wig ire not going to present any alibia. We fully realise ths strenrill of our National least OPPnnenta. They have proved beyond quesuon that they are the clams of the hatental knew this year.

and If now they an out-wore ua old win four games before we do, then se are gouts to hand It to them. But I do not Un they are capable of doing IL It took super pitching on lialtahans part to shut us out When one atom to think that. only one in a full nine innings game dui. Mg the entire ham and that on the gismo park by Brown pitcher, 11 Coffman. were the Athletics blanked, it It la not hard to realise that Bella- It ban did lair day's work when he handed la flock of looms "Sit day.

In mir story of "salient I eillted attontion of my readers to the abut- out sienwy 44 this left-hamlet 144,1 year In Sportsman's park. and to what huiowed when he farel us In Shaw park several does later. All I tan pay now la watt until be three to at Slither parkthat's going 14 be another story I In Itscil. II REFUSES ALIBI FOR POOR PLAY 1 I 9 JINX IS BROKEN BY AL SIMMONS ARMY SWAMPS LITTLE KNOX, 67-6 Unofficial Batting Averages Give Eim .390 for Seeond Con. secutive Year.

49111 tYs 0, 1. I "'I I. 401 Doi Uses Tires TesmsNavy Gets ScareTato Trounces )sine, 19 to O. tSt OR .22 EMPIT SHELLS (10 mit 0 ionommonems milt Au 0 I. 41 I SPECIAL They An Pyrvira In Ridding ma Pooh ad firers Algae.

At twat the problem tit aMt to do With empty 31 rifle shells haa been rativrit by Uwe tharneme td a Nre, London, Omit, group et aportartum. It you hate a ti41 pind Or pout hi ahit the green algae IN 'mains an hut that it makes an unkorly cost-Ina of arum or allmo on the water, ad. minister a trw empty rills ahrlis and memo! your fisti nurarry" will be (Iran. it to claimed. The Nrw london Utak Wattona CARLISLE LLSTAR VISITS William Gatlin, Old Trainee at Stantort STA NIPORD wavritrrno.

ort, 3. nt We football giant of Warner'a now l'endnrI Ct hake Indian teams came to 'mit me veteran mocks heti loat wit toti CAR tIHhi ST Warr bass "'ten Spokane's Greatest Service Value tor Limited Tim. lb 1 ill WM YORK. Oct. 2.

t44--Although the figures still have to be hocked a fen more times before they become official. Chick Matey, the bespectacled kit Louis outfielder. seems to have won the 1931 batting chem. plonship of the National vague. 2 he final semi-official Iifli credit Maley with a bendy trivlble marttin over the 1930 champion.

Bill "ferry. of New YOU Matey final mark was and leery' .34114. Hard on the heels of the leaders. Bunny Jim Bottomley of Bt. louts sound to with an average of .3461.

sod Vetting him on the hat were Klein. Philadelphia. .3.17: Olimut Brooklyn. .335, Hornell, Chicago. 232: OriMin, Chicago, 231: Curler, Chicteo, 420: Allen, York.

.329. and Pulite. New Although beaten out for the hat. tine crown. 'terry took the role as teething ell-eround slugger.

In addl. Jon to his 212 tine for second place he led the Mamie with 20 triples and shared firoit tilers in scoring with Chuck Klein of the Milks. with 121 mg, and was wood to Klein. with 114 runs batted In. Klein drove home in tounters and took first niece hi home run hitting.

with 31 round tripe Adams of dit. touts took tho other brat place in hitting with 45 to his credit lo make the triumph of the Kt. fonts Cardinals a bit more complete Prai.111. stole 21 bases to lead the peedetors and the Cited pitcher" took neer', all the leading roles. Jove Haines made himself the horn.

inal leader with II victories sod three defeats. while Yoolne Paul Derringer nous ereilitert who the actual leatirr. hip, with II ictories and eight di-full, fow 6 692 Mark. Bill took third place, thinning 9 and losing nine, tot a Art average. Linemen Lied Alabama.

For the arcond ticeeesive vest the Alehania football team will have ea leaders two linemen, Contain Joe itharoe center. and Alternate Captain Ben BmIllt, end. fail tho Alabama ley ori asA lod hv ten tackles, root, Clanont and noddle bington. football team will have out ut ladeca I WO linemen, Contain Joe Shortie. renter and Alternate Csiptitin Pen Smith, end.

last fail the rn baa oilmen loid hv two tackles. Ity91.4 Clement and rieddis Ennigton. Wilson Nig lit Nave Seen Series "Gott" in Ninth Inning ot Second Gams. PT. LOUIS.

Orts 3. GOJimmy Cardinel fetcher whoa ninth-inning blunder yesterdey lifters noon gave the Athletic-A so extra chance sit victory and lofted Vilid Itill" to pitch to another batter with the beeps fitted. Irhen the gam should have ended, had no this MfIrnilig. itAt made a dumb pier. othe Rfd Bird bat'itstop $aid in explaining his not throsing to first after loops ping the third Milks on Pinch flitter Jim Moore, betting fur Pitcher tarns show of the Athletic, that ploy mon, to ellen.

tip 1000 times. I believe id make It right every times. But thkv time teas the thousand and first, and I hat mode It wrotto "Hefei the WaY I hsppened 10 do It, The tall on Moore was two and two and I saw Foxe taking a big kid and knew he was going to try and steal third. I Made tip my mind to throw him 011k Mid ma linitshan pitched and I saw Pox racing for (Mid, I Vas all sot to peg to Plowera, The pitch was knit and even when Moore struck It the ball. I went through with my previously Otrontroli Intontion to throw Foto' out se third, "I know I should have tagged Moore.

or thrown Witt base. rould hole done thet and have done that Pri thing many times on elms Use olam, But I booted Ittio tow. and that one foe the error column. I just mode dumb piny. and 1m big enough to take some alums for it rent for the one house, Wilson's catching in the two series an far has been his usual near-perfect play.

I Jun midi" a dumb pay. and I in big etm we ueh to take some abo for It racept for th one bry414, Wiliam Maleatching in the two series "Melee an as ar been his swat near-perfect play. REBORE SWIN POINT, PC Oct. I. CA'1 Army's powerful football fore itt to Ito world overwhelming vtclory of the IWOU.nn tMutV St the rriento of Kno toilet of tialsaburs.

111, al to S. Coach Ralph Same sent throe tom-pieta teams into tint fray and ail threw sewed with almost equal ewe. Know Scored its only touchdown on a aeries of a.naational plays In the eluting minutes. Novo Gots Grail Fright. ANNAPOLIS.

Mtt. Oct. S. OM, Little William and Mary toilette football Indiana cam out of Virginia to. doe and played the nary to a standstill.

but )it, IS to O. Tato Wino 'lemon Heat. KIM It AVIV, Oct I. Playing Its first team for nit II minute of a Ramo rut to 40 minutes boate, of unseasonable heat 'tale was held to tho low opening Ramo score of IS to 0 by Maine in lb. bowl het today before a crowd of 3 000, Asir SI14)11wire Car at a 11.0It ss ss I 4 1 I CHICAGO.

Oet 3. fibtA1 BIM. Mono. elesnoip man tar tho cham. Monship Philadolphia Athletics, hart brnkon the ph that haa beslegod American kayo batting chaanpione aim" the days of Ty Cobb.

ririal. Unofficial average today VIVO Simmons the batting tille fog the aroond straight with an averse. of .300, maim him the first rhamplon to repeat thief 1019. I'm. hokis rococo visa tho highert thee 1927 nl nine point higher than his 1111,114 perconiago of 1930 Babe Huth linishod socond with J73.

rcr all-oround hit ling perform snook, however, Lou twhrtg led the leading In tour departments With 161 rank 211 hita foe a high total of 410 rases, and a record. breaking Chock of IN4 tuna batted in. lio Moo tied Babe Noth lot the home run championship by belting Out 48 Circuit, err thee. rod Webb of the Breton Pfli Snit troAiled out 111 twn.baso hits for an. other new American keel', record whlie Peony Chapman ot the Yin.

etaie et beeen Ai usual. the pitching taco wail ail 111C tin lho tail Athletic south. misl unofficial and (mei record was 31 victories and four drfears. lb. cshc kidIni hitters and their Pool, unofficial on riarY Morgan, eicarlania, 3lii (-ochry.

rhilootel pPVL )40; tiehrtg, Now York. 341'. Yvonb, Boston, 334, Arorill. Clesoland, 333. twilit.

Rt. Louis. JI211; Dickey, Neff Toll. .326. final, unofficial ilirrittma: Morgan, 3lii: coehrane.

rhiladel ut ph, (Ithrig, New 341: Webb, notton, 334, Averill. Cleveland. mslin Rt. Louis. Alai Dickey, Nevi Torii.

.328. $12 to $55 4111es. Work, S.1.11 111 snored to litsreet the Isf I creation of i toed thut Method of ridding a tmot Wart-wire rive-hint etnitic I pniol 01 algae with great ioneeas. The ii William trardner, teammate of Am simitmnli In that 1It1 maintain a I Thorpe and a pier of cernnty balmy trout rearing pond fed by a spring, 1 slays In 'OS. 'Oa.

01, is into Irian la sots of a gond now of told water. I who tuddenig smeared on this 1st 1 the green algae a twATII Irvw too frrrIri II esunotla to bong bank tom. It sots suggested that aeseral etnOtT I oriole of the tiara hi the tied, (then 1 rVivr hi-its ba lowed Into the peril i I "'Fsv" was inyrulit4 the formations each tortn't practice so; and Virg playa which first iscia lam a fest Wert throon Int the Witter' hia reputation for litothall a leohirr tarter each allied. The green Slime (HUMIer. ha am aiteeetwitely I entirely dooinneared.

The imam( of larate. fullback and end, reeetted i (Pit In Ina nater tillo to the inn i 1 Amelican mettWn while with ilia In. of empty rartridge Phenol li chaos and wax shn find Wort Indefinitely, and doe nig hatin white with the Camp t'aster team I the it'll and larger blotto In the pool- I ditring the World oar tie tom(' his I I old trainer: Wallace Denny. it ti on "Drap-Offs" Goad Perking, 11 tem Ina with Pi-p here. ort Lenny Orton tba so-ratird "atop-oak introduerid hint to thie memberlot the where 'honk? aster ohms oft 'Wolf cardinal tenni, In leathern remitos- areal depth s.

proves a fishing Suiration it reHeelli et the old dare Mai at tiecrmi to am. Moil Ito-xo Dint Ow oonfixh, crannies and Inttnntlenti elM le MO Irorneetti et ine It le're 1171.iti eater ern ett Into I clot-dingo teclt ar in beteren proven a fishing theatitinititeveland, Itteene et the old dere, that tot teeny second to one, Along these alants Ow aiinfixh, (nitwits and stays. ern ii Thor; slay who it-pat ('lio nd his ro. Oal IA( tile Mans whiie itt ti intrnd Cardil 111CP11 Orponding ea Maks of tar This Pries trothadost torr soot New Bet of Pistons New Set of pine. align peen.

p4inst oriin New Set Of Pins in Poittin trtoon. toennitili New Caskets i Oil Change Ilmr told. ELDRIDGE BUICK CO. let and t'reino Ws wad! osutio, por.161,. roolgolltstoo Isi 0 Pin.

On esompotiaa m014 sod pad SoPtitbry. rtmlt. flowl.111, fteeembi oolne Imr told. CLUKILJkoL Di.1101,Is let and Crane. 5.4 iso.

1 1 tOporismos MN Turkey stitmg. PATEROA. Witeh. On. 3 The Peteros Floorismen tro.sos Onion tort Tioursoloir night it their thohmoom and set Novemiwr 23 tor their twins Shoot.

Tilt', IFS asking the stone some rommiftsion to Rise Oki not mote Immo birch, to tfrio" those taken otot by outsiders during tint bunting 'taxon. and art, Nnvemtwr 23 foe their ttitilli'lf shoot. Thfr Ire lAktnit thy stele Ramo rommiagiott to give tnoani-loon eminty mote earn. bitch' In rfela" those au aken out by taidert during dills hunting taxon. 4r, Nnttly et pert oto opi to ketp Iiinnwlvec in .4.6.

Jobiliesi Sawa I I ---t-portanians 'I III mt. eeverree Nettle pet et roe. meenneemmam .11 I ill mt i'h eel to keep themselves. ,0 as I 'I in A 4AL le 0 ab MOW 11,611 1 r- ell Sawa I Pout uti4 It ----portbman's DgeAt. tAr II 4 vip' amita 1) ().