Arizona republican. [volume], October 11, 1920, Page PAGE NINE, Image 9

About Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930

Image provided by: Arizona State Library, Archives and Public Records; Phoenix, AZ

                
PAGE NINtf
LEFT EARFUL
Th. fr,,hma" writ.th to hi dads
"I'm pr.ud at proud can be,
And when tall you whafe occurred
You'll aura ba proud of ma.
THE ARIZONA REPUBLICAN. MONDAY HORNING, OCTOBER 11, 1920
i i i n
0 TTTT T H ll RIGHT EARFUL
Latent News From the . Sporting World1 :a:::L
ll, Becauao I am so big!"
n in i iieipnn innnr nn 1 1 i r- n I r r" . : . , - , 1 , . , - , i
mum i
UO THRILLS FOR
GPnnrnnmn nam!
ouuncDuanu rmya,
KMMNtnb baUL UHfiutlt
TB SOUTHWESTERN BALL CLUBS
Sensational Fielding
1 Continued from Page One)
Cleveland's one-sided victory In tha
Huh g.m of the world series yes
terday has mwd them favorites to win
tho hlshewt baseball honor from their
National leasun rivals. The Rume was
filled with many feature and the big
crowd which watched Its reenaetment
on the electric scoreboard at the Co
lumbia theater stayed until tho last
man win out.
The sixth gum of the series will be
pUyed on tha bla; boar. I today, starting
at 12 o'clock noon. The mt4natromnt
haa decided to reduce- prices for the
remainder of tha aeries, admitting
fRdult fans for tha same price charged
children.
Walter Mills, recruit southpaw. I
scheduled to do the hurllnir for Speak
er's crowd today and will be opened
by Hherrod Smith, who pitched such
excellent ball aaainst the Indiana In
the third game of the series. He gave
them but three widely scattered hits
and tha only run scored against him
was the result of an error.
Today'a game should develop Into a
real battle between two of the best
southpaws now pitching big league
baseball. Mails worked beautifully In
the 2-3 Innings of tho third game, allow-In
but three hits and no run. lie
went In after Caldwell had been found
for two runs In the Opening lnnln and
had the l)ndier nt his mercy until he
was JvrkeJ to make room for a pinch
hitter.
Doors to the Columbia theater will
open at ll:3it o'clock this mornir.. at
which hour wire connections will be
established with the playing field. Tho
game starts nt 12 o'clock, but is gen
erally from fiae to six minutes late,
giving Tans working' week il.iys a littlo
leeway to gt to tha game during their
noon hour.
Coppar Laague Standing 1
Won Lout Ict.
i'.ay 6 1 .'-'
Superior 3 4
Globe 3 & .HIS
Miami 3 5 .373
The Hay Minera fastened their grip
on the Copper league pennant by de
feating Miami at Hay yesterday aft
ernoon by tha one sided score of 10
t- 1. Score: R. II. K.
Miami 001) 001 000 1 5 4
Hay 102 007 00 10 10 1
liatterles: McOowan. Qulnn and
Jenkins; Davis and Tonneman. Struck
out By Oowan. ft: Qulnn. 2: Davis.
I R. Rases on balls Off Davis. 3; off
McGowan. 6. Hit by pitcher Tonne-
man bv McGowan. Two base hits
Client. Davis. Sacrifice hits Wychon,
Yoi'ng. Stolen bases Ouest, Wychob,
BeaumlUer, 2. Wild pitch McGowan.
r .1 i on errors Ray, 1. Home run
lUroMi. Mlamo.
Globe defeatel Superior at Clone
yesterday afterroon by the score of 4
to 3.
Tha Ray Mini-rs have issued a chal
lenge to play any team In the state
during state ft lr week, the game to
be played In this city and the win
ning team to tike the entire gate re
ceipts, or any way the opposing team
wants the gate split.
Ray has one of the fastest semi-pro
baseball teams in the southwest and
their appearance, in this city would
give local. tan an opportunity to give
them the doutle "0." "The new Phoe
nix team, now leing organised, would1,
be a pood ag-tregation to send against
the Ray club in the event the fair
week series is arranged.
Any team desiring to accept Ray a
challenge car get in communication
with the Ray team through the sport
ing editor of the Republiemn.
GLEflLE DEFEATS
IS1IIBESTG1E
OF BASEBALL YEAR
MrCSA. Oct?; 10 All that was ex
ported of Glendale and then aome was
exhibited by the northslders on their
visit to Mesa this afterroon and they
went home with the long end of an 8
to 7 score. It was a fast Interesting
game watched by probably th smallest
crowd of tha year In Mesa, due to
counter attractions.
Mesa's defeat wan due in most re-
specta to tha lack of a pitching staff.
Lush, the regular moundsman was in
the outfield with sore arm. but even
then managed to heave one In from the
gardens over the catchers head at one
stage of the game. Peterson, another
portsider operated in the box for Mesa
and went well until the sixth Inning
when two runs came in. on h!m. The
eighth was the victory loser though,
for Glendale camped on his trail for
more than half a doen hits and five
runs, totaling their scoie at the win
ning 8. Kllis replaced Teterson in the
ninth and got away successfully.
Mays In the box for Glendale got off
to a bad start. Two runs oft of him
i!t the first and three Jn the third in
ning were garnered before he settled
down to pitching ball. The home boys
hit him occasionally after that and in
the fourth for two runs but got no
further.
The outstanding feature of the game
was Wheeler, Mesa's new catcher. In
five trips to the ball he got as many
hits and three times ho scored. Be
hind the bat ho looked JJst aa good as
he did wielding the club. Glendale ha
a quartet of hittera. Westfall. Tribil.
Fagg and Hudson, all of whom hit for
three binglea each.
Score: R. H. E.
Mesa 230 200 0004 14 5
Glendale 001 002 0001 J4 4
Batteries: Teterson. Ellis and
Wheeler; Mays and Westfall.
unpleasant fcr Coumbe to make Man
ager Kelley eend Cirinncr to his relief.
More than 15.000 caw the contes-.
Both teamn left tonight for St. Paul
where the se.-les will be continued rext
Wednesday. Score:
R. T. E.
Raltimore 000 000 0044 12 4
St. Paul 020 202 020 . 1 1
Batteries: Brank. Groves and Styles;
Coumbev.Grinner and Htu-grave.
o
SAILOR DUNN WILt
BOX JACK DALY IT
Expert
Plumbin6
Call Us
i -
"An ounce of preven-
tion is worth'a pound of
cure," is an old saying
that applies to life in
many ways. Particular
ly does it apply to
plumbing. By prevent
ing a leak you may save
considerable damage.
If you are in need of
expert plumbing ser
vice, repair or other
wise, we're well pre
pared to handle your
business. Ours i3 a ser
vice of experts only at
prices that are truly
reasonable.
L. W. GREER
Plumbing
443 W. Washington
Heating
Phone 1288
PRESCOTTOCT
FLORENCE
REGULARS
BEAT PIB TEAM
Th Floienoc Regulars defeated tho
state prl30n team In an exiciting base
bail game at Florence yesterd.y after
noon. Bo h sides scored two runs in
the sixth nning and the tie held nntil
the last half of the ninth when Flor
ence stagid a strategic play and one
man down, a sacrifice hit and a hunt
forced the winning run across the pan.
A good el led crowd watched the
athletes vork. Score:
FLORENCE PRISON TEAM
AB. R. H.FO. A.E
Chappe, b 3 0 2 2 0 3
Kosas, i 5 1 2 3 3 2
Victor, lb 4 0 o 7 2 0
Woods, .s 4 0 0 3 10 0
Harris. :ib 4 0 0 0 1 1
Wonders, p 4 0 2 9 2 0
Harriscr. .t i 0 1 ? 1 0
Dick mscr. If 4 0 1 0 0
Fields, -f 1 0 0
Weil, 21 2 0 0 1 0 0
Total 3S 2 8 2C 19 6
unable to score one solitary man until
the final inning, and then only due to
the antics caused by a ball hit by Ko
et hy.
Wheat opened the final session With
a single along the first base line just
out of reach of Johnston.
Myers tsiapjed another into center
and then Konetchy punched the ball
with what appeared to be an unusual
amount of cut.
The ball hopped and tigxagsed to
ward Johnston in auch a manner that
the latter could not get full in front
of it. Finally the ball made an effort
to pass the Indian first baseman, which
would have done credit to an insane
siulrrel. Johnson threw up his hand
and the ball struck his wrist and, run
ning up his arm, leaped from his shoul
der into right field and Wheat came
home with the run wlucn saved Brook
lyn from a ahutout.
Weird Ending of Game.
Jt was a weira enair.g to what was
undoubtedly the strangest and most
sensational contest ever staged during
a world series. The attendance ex
ceeded any previous gatherings of fans
during ,the present series, being off!
cially announced as 28,684. The gate
receipts were 182,059.
Long before the game started every
seat in the reserved stands and bleach
ers were occupied, while every point of
vantage overlooking the park from out
side was crowded.
The pitching Indicated that Bagby's
superior control and ability to keep the
Brooklyn batters hitting- the ball In the
air was the big factor in the Cleveland
hurler's success, for In other respects
there was little tc choose between the
work of the opposing boxmen,
Bagby threw the ball 129 limes, white
Grimes and Mitchell sent It plateward
128 times. Rag by allowed 13 hits and
the Brooklyn pitchers 12, but the latter
threw 52 balls to Bagby's 35. Eleven
of Brooklyn's outs were grounders.
while eight were flies. Bagby threw
27 trlkes. 9 foul strikes and 5 fouls for
for the Brooklyn pair. Six Cleveland
ers went out on flies and 15 more on
grounders.
Grimes' record vat 28 balls. 16
strikes, 7 foul strikes. 4 fouls, 2 bat
ters out on flies and 1 on rolllers and 9
hits in 3 1-8 innings. Mitchell, in 4 2-3
innings threw !4 called balls, 13 strikes,
2 foul strikes, l.foul, retired four men
on flies and grounded out. He allowed
three hits SoxAcore:
BROOKLYN AB. R. H.PO.A.E.
Olson, fs 4 0 2 3 5 0
S'leehan. 3 0 1 3 01
Gr?r:ih. rf 4 0 0 0 0 0
vVheat If 4
Myers, cf 4
were given to the newspapers as rap
idly as transcripts could be made. At
this meeting there developed the vis
ible evidence that the tscnatorial rins
of the reactionary forces had perfected
their partisan conspiracy, that they
had no desire to understand the cov
enant, and that they purposed to be
cloud and confuse the public mind.
Their attitude was one of evident and
implacable hostility.
"Previous to this development the
president had appeared In person be
fore the senate and had discussed tho
treaty in submitting it something that
no other president has done in more
than 100 years "
o
I
i m
NOTE TO BU
SOVIETS LAUNCH SUB
FLOr.EKCE REGULARS--
AB.R.H.PC.
Cluff, ts a
Denny, lb 5
(Special to Tha Republican)
PKESCOTT. Oct. 10 Under the aua-
plces of tha American Legion, during
the Northern Arizona State fair, to be
held at Prescott, October 14, 13 and 16,
one of the finest programs of boxing
ever offered In Arizona, will be- held
at the Elks theater In Prescott. on
Thursday, the opening night of the
lair.
It Is expected that fans in numbers
wlil be In Prescott from Phoenix, Je
rome and all of northern Arizona, The
program in its entirety will have 32
rounds of boxing.
The main event will be. staged be
tween Sailor Dunn of Jerome and Bat-
tllpg Jack Daley of Phoenix. This will
be a ten-round bout.
Kid Crawford of Phoenix will meet
Tall Johnson of Prescott in alx rounds.
A battle royal and an exhibition be
tween the Lew is Twins of Phoenix will
le on theprogram. In addition to the
main events, there will be three pre
liminaries of four rounds each.
o
Hayes. If
Krigba im,
Diehl, c .
Bush, lb .
Moody Sb
Scotty rf
Herilmr, p
cf
Riggs, rf 1
Totuls 39
o
2
8
0
3
- i
11
1
0
5
0
E.
1
0
0
0
0
1
0
0
1
Konetchy, lb
Kilduff. 2b
Miller, c ..
Krueger. c
firlmes. p .
Mitchell, p
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
0
3 6
14 5
HOW THEY STAND.
Pacific Coast League.
Won. Ist Pet.
Vernin 10. 84 .."116
Los Angeles 102 S9 .5S4
Seattle 9T 81 .522
San Francisco 99 53 .516
Salt Lake 91 0 .:,05
Oakand 94 .490
Portland "9 97 .449
I Sacramento 83 103 .133
Totals 34 1 13 24 12 1
CLEVELAND AB. R. H.PO.A.E.
Jamieson. If 4 1
Graney, If 1
LONDON. Oct. 10. Earl Curzon
points out thit he previously sent a
communication regarding a submarine
launched in the Black sea in which he
said that in view of repeated declara
tions of leadi'ig members of the soviet
that that government conridered itself
in a state 01 war with Great Britain
and In view ot the Impossibility in these
cfcumstancea of waiting to ascertain
whether the titentions of the submarine
controllled b ythe soviet government
were hostile or not there was no alter
native but to Issue orders to British
ships to attick the submarine should
it be encountered on the high seas.
Upon hearing rumors that subma
rines of the bolshevik fleet had put to
sea in the Baltic, Earl Curzon sent his
note of October 2. To It M. Tchitch
erin replied that Leonid Krassin, the
soviet representative in London, would
receive instructions in the matter.
Earl Cun:on also demanded compen
sation for the widow and son of Charles
Frederick Davidson, who H alleged to
have been "murdered in cold blood with
o charge preferred against him" by;
the soviet authorities in January' last.
Yesterday Earl Curzon sent ft lengthy
reply to M KraFBin'p note of October 6,
In which he pointed out that Great
Britain, more than any other power,
Iras sought to bring about peace be
tween soviet Russia and Poland and
"has only been called; upon to stand
by its treaty engagements to its allies
by the b.id faith which characterized
the military and diplomatic movements
of the soviet authorities."
Concerning the use of Danzig for the
transmission of munitions. Earl Cur
zon asserts this was an obligation im
posed upon the alllesby the treaty of
Versailles. Should Great Britain give
to General W'ranel the kind of as
sistance indicated In the Russian reply,
he said the position of southern Rus
sia would be very different from what
it is at jresent.
He charges the soviet with trifling
with tha questions of the return of
British prisoners and with sending
troops to Persia in open violation of
its promises.
Earl Curzon also charges the soviet
with having engaged in a military con
spracy n wheh t asssted wth the ds
patch" of consderable numbers of bol
shevlfc troops to operate with the Turk
ish nationalist party in Asia Minor;
with threatening an invasion of Khor
rassan, in Persia, on the Russsian
trans-Caspian border; with having
created a great organizationin Tash
kend for marshaling the forces of cen
tral Asia in an attack on Brit'sh terri-
tor yand British interests; with having
brought about a revolution in Bokhara
with the same object and with having
maintained envoys in Afghanistan in
an attempt to conclude a treaty with
tho Amir onenly aimed at inciting a
tribal uprising on the Indian frontier.
The soviet launched a tornado of pro
paganda, intrigue and conspiracy
against British power In Asia, the for
eign secretary declares, and spent large
sums thereon, while Russian represen
tatives were enjoying the hospitality
of the British government and were en
gaged in friendly negotiations in Lon
don. This is a situation. Earl Curzon
savs. wheh must come to an end
the trade negotiations are to be con
eluded.
o
eartily endorsed by the Merchants and
Manufacturers' association and its of
ficers. All business men have been
urged to give tho committee a sym
pathetic hearing and co-operate to the
end tht.t success may attend the
enture.
If
W1ERGHANTS PLA
"SUBURBAN DAY
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
NICELY furnished front room, two
blocks from business center, on Central
Ave. Phone 86G4. 3t
NOTICE
We will have from 1,500 to 2,000
barrels per month of high gravity
refining or artificial gas crude pe
troleum available for contract Sep
tember 15th. Communicate Ham
aker & Co.. 822 Black Bids.. Los
Angoles.
A "Suburban day," a day set aside
by merchats especially for out-of-town
patrons, will soon be a regular motHhly
occurrence with Phoenix business
houses if the proposal oi the Mer
chants and Manufacturers' association
is accepted.
. The suggestion has been mide that
one day each month be pet Hside when
the citizens and residents of outlying
districts and communities could be 1ft -dticed
to visit this city for the purpose
of shopping. A committee lo formu
late plans for such a d:y has bee.
named as follows: Ben Rice, Vic Han
ny and George W. Mickle.
The work of the committee is
WATCH ,
Tally '$
Arena
FOR
CLEAN
SPORTS
0
Wambsganss, 2b S 1
Speaker, cf .""3 2
E. Smith, rt 4 I
Gardner. Sb i 0
W. Johnston, lb .... 3 1
Sewell. ss 3 0
O'Neill, c 2 1
Thomas, c 0 0
Bagby. p 4 1
2
0
7
1
0
2
2
3
1
0
1
FIFTEEN THOOS
SEE OllE-SIINT
NTEB-IEAGOE GAME
' Republican A. P. Leased Wire
BALTIMORE. Oct. 10 St. Paul
broke into the wki column today when
It captured tha fourth game of tha
lnter-league series from Baltimore, 8
to 4. Making the most of lapses in the
Baltimore defense and bunching its
hits, the Saints managed to get more
runs than hits while the Orioles could
not dent the rubber until the closing
found when they made It sufficiently
No games scheduled today.
At Salt Lake:
Vernon-Salt Lake. double-header
postponed; wet grounds.
At Oakland, morning game:
Por-tland 1 5 0
Oakland 16 2
Called in 12 by agreement.)
Xallio and Koehler; Kremerand Dor-
mim, Mitze.
At San Francisco, afternoon:
Portland 3 10 1
O ikland 4 9 3
Brooks, Johnson, Poison and Baker;
R. Arlett and Mitze.
At Los Angeles, first game:
Seattle 3 3 1
Ios Angeles 2 6 1
Gardner and Baldwin; Thomas and
Iapan.
Totals 33 8 12 27 13 3
Score by innings: R.
Brooklyn 000 000 001 1
Cleveland 400 310 00 8
Summary: Three-base hits, Kon
rthy, V. Smith. Home run.. E. Smith,
Bagby. Sacritices, Sheehan. W. John
ston. Double plays, Olson to Kilduff to
Konetchy. Jamieson to O'Neill. Gardner
to Wambsganss to Johnston, Johnston
to Srwell to Johnston. Triple play,
Wair.bgarirt unassisted. Left on
bases Brookl-n 7. Cleveland 6. Basea
on balls, off Grimes 1. off Mitchell 3.
Hits, off Grimes in 3 1-3 innintrs, off
Mitchell 3 in 4 2-3 innings. Struck out,
by Bagby 3, by Mitchell 1. Wild pitch,
Bagby Passed ball .Miller. Losing
pitcher. Grimes.
Umpires: Klem at the plate. Con
nolly at first, O'Day at second, Dineen
at third.
Time of game, 1:48.
o
Taft-Wilson
Cablegrams
' Continued from Page One)
la a ' waekly magazine. - Telia
you just what you should know
bout high gr&da listed stocks
ami bonds, and how to make a
profit on them. Contains nothing
loir tho man or woman ' who
want to gat rich quick, but ia
worth much to thoaa who want
to put their earing and inTeit
ing on a, mora profitable basis.
Oaa inyestor, after comparing
tli statement in ''Investment'
with Babaoa'a and Poor'a for
fiao months, aaya tho act-rice it
rtndera usually cost from $100
t $120 per year. Investment"
vill b aaat ! you frea if roa ask for it.
The M0Qg
Second game:
(Seattle 2 8
Los Angeles 3 8
(Called end of eighth: darkness.)
Seibold and Adams; O. Crandall and
Rego.
senate committee on foreign relations.
The conference was public in the sense
that official stenographers were pres
ent and tne questions and answers
As a Soil Builder
We recommend sowing
sour clover in your cotton
the cost is small. Ask
us about this.
Phoenix Feed and
Seed Company ,
1
Kiae oi eyes
;oBiOBii)y asi
''Convenience
We Handle the World's Best Makes
Phoenix Cycle Company
HAtfRY CRANDALL
108 E. Adams
1
BUDWEISER
Now on Sale tit All Fountains, Cafes, Pool Hails, and Grocery Stores
HALL-POLLOCK COMPANY
Distributors '
PHOENIX ti it ARIZONA
At Stockton, morning:
San Franclscc S 8 2
Sacramento 2 8 2
McQualdLove knd Agnew; Penner
and Cady.
At Sacramento, afternoon:
San Francisco 1 4 -
Saciamento 2 4 1
(11 Innings.)
Cole. Love and Telle; Flttery and
Cook.
o
For business administration elect
Stoddard senator. adv. It
CARPENTER.
VF8lll3
DEMAND THI
ELEPHANT EZ
Vradlmam
"They Wear Belter"
Cohn-Goldwater Co., (Makers),
Lot Angeles.
As a Soil Builder
We recommend sowing
sour clover in your cotton
the cost is small. Ask
us about this.
Phoenix Feed and
Seed Company
RUBBER
STASYIPS
HAMFALTlJHINi. SWIEHERS
17 WEST ADAMS ST,
Have It Repaired!
Just because soma little thing goes wrong with one of tha many little
articles er utenaila yau uaa in your hoiiaehold or business consfitutes no
good reason for throwing It away. Much saving can ba effected by
aanding it to a good repair man. "A stitch in time saves nine." These
are practical times. Have if repaired.
Tha following repair directory will ba of valuable assistance to Repub
lican readers in getting prompt and efficient service
Clip this Listing so you can refer to it when you want it.
Have Your Hat Cleaned and Blocked
PHOENIX HAT MFG. CO.
KAT MANUFACTURERS AND RENOVATOR 3
Only exclusive Hatters in tha state. Wa solicit out of
town work v
Phcna 4458 24 N. 2nd St, Phoenix, Ariz.
SAFE THAN IT'S ROOF
When building or making repair! demand Johns-Manvllle FlcxstODa
Asbestos Roofing. Tor sale by
PHOENIX ROOFING CO.
T. J. SVITH, Mgr.
823 West Washington Phone 1074
LIBERTY LOAN ISSUES
BOUGHT
LAWHON & PIPER
Correspondents Logan & Bryan
39 South Central Avenue
INVESTMENT
BONDS
INVESTMENT
STOCKS
The largest and best equipped
zona. Have parte
re. Skilled men
at your service.
Geo. Hageman Co., Phone 712
2nd St. and Adams
nn mwi m r TANKS WINDMILLS AND
IT W Dull P S GAS ENGINES REPAIRED
GEORGE HAGEMAN CO.
Phone 712 Second and Adams SL
STOCKS BONDS GRAIN COTTON
R. ALLYN LEWIS
ADAMS HOTEL BLDO.
TELEPHONE 1418.
Carrespondenta af C F. Hutten eV Co. Members cf New York Stock
Exchange. Direct Private Leased Wire
LIBERTY BONDS
OIL STOCKS
APACHE TRABL
Stages
Daily to
Roosevelt
Dam,
Globe,
Stages
Hourly
To
Tempe,
Mesa,
Connection
Miami, 8 a. m., 10 a. m. Chandler,
Superior, Ray, 9:15 a. m. For Goodyear and Gil
Florence, 4 p. m. bert.
Phono 1465
UNION AUTO TRANSPORTATION CO.
11.13-15 East Jefferson St. Phones: 1465, 71t
I
J