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Arizona republican., 1921-10-03
Pima Reservation Indians Organize
 For Grid Season

The Pima Athletic association composed of Pima Indians with headquarters at Sacaton has made such advances during the last three year that the influence of play life of the reservation has reached un- usual proportions
 Interest at present is centered around the gridiron sport in which six Pima teams have organized a league with regular scheduled games starting with Saturdays game and continuing to January with total of Is games Teams having open dates will be open to meet any or ganized football teams not included in the league Games with the Phoe- nix Indian school. Lehi Indians, St. Johns Mission and the University Freshmen are on this years schedule.
 This years list is well balanced into action before January l.
 One of the big features of the present season is the surprisingly strong and fast teams that are being ] developed with Pima farmers and cowboys. They love the rough and tumble life that goes with the scrim- mage over the old pigskin. Football has won it's way into reservation Tiff, because it affords full exercise O of physical prowess and the abilit, to work together as team
 Dr. Dirk A. Lay, missionary fo
 the last 10 years to the Pimas, ha | been working for clean sport sine his first visit at the mission and wa
 the first president of the association but in late years the presidency o
Arizona republican., 1921-10-03
Gillespie Makes Straight Run Of
 76 In Trapshoot

Eight of the old faithful shotgun artists ushered in the trapshooting season on the traps of the Phoenix Gun club yesterday afternoon and from the opening scores, some of the boys have been working during the summer.
 Yesterdays shoot was the first since the state tournament held here last April and the guns were a lit tie rusty. However, Bernard Giles pie proceeded to shatter 76 straight to show he was in form. He cracked 50 out of 50 in the first set at 16 yards, but fell down on his 77th shot and finished with 96 out of a possible 100. Some record for the first shoot.
 Aughtry started off good and cracked 4S out of 50, but withdrew after the 18th at 22 yards. Heilman broke AS out of the first 50, but failed to shoot in the second event.
 The Phoenix Gun club is planning a big turkey shoot Thanksgiving and hope to have teams from Kingman Williams and Ray as well as this city, to compete in five man team shoots for a purse. They expect to create state wide interest in this event in view of the close race al the tournament, when three birds separated Phoenix from the King | man winners. They also plan on of- fering several merchandise prizes which will be donated by the mer- 1 chants of the city.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-03
FARM BUREAU WILL
 HOLD REGULAR MEET

GLENDALE, Oct. 2-The regular meeting of the Glendale farm pu- reau will be held Monday night at the woman's club house and an ur- gent request has been made for all farmers in the district to attend. In addition to the regular business that will come before the organization, special committee from the Glendale Commercial club will be on hand 10 discuss the possibilities of reviewing the dairying industry in the district H. c. Heard. county agricultural agent. will be present to give a talk on dairying.
 Moves Grocery
 Dad Compton, who has been con- ducting a grocery store on North First avenue, has moved his stock Of goods to the new location on Glen dale avenue in the Cohenous build ing.
 Inspecting Baggage
 A United States inspector was bus ilv engaged late Saturday afternoon inspecting the baggage of the incom- ing imported Mexican labor. The search was being made in the in terest of anything not conforming to the rules of the port of entry. as we'll as articles contrary to the Vol stead law.
 Giving eIackboards
 Manager Reynolds of the Toggery has just received another shipment of combined signboards and black boards which will be placed through out the Glendale district. The signs bear advertising matter. the distance from Glendale and the name of the ranch in front of whose place it is installed
 Returns from California
 Miss Julia Jennings returned this week from an extended visit over on the California coast.
 Many Attend Reception
 In spite of the bad weather that was ever present Saturday after noon and evening. the reception given | at the E. A. Cooke Studebaker sales rooms on Second avenue was well attended. Many beautiful cars were | on exhibition and music and delight ful refreshments helped to round out the day.
 Peoples Opportunity | Those people in the Glendale dis trict who failed to see the screening of the master picture, 'The Old | Nest" will have the opportunity or Monday night. Oct. 3. when the pres entation will be made at the Rain bow theater,
 Il Return from Oklahoma
 B. Dryer and family and Mir. anc Mrs. C. ". Foster returned from aI extended automobile trip to Okla homa-
Arizona republican., 1921-10-03

1882, 1885 and 1886. Frank G. Se- lee captured the same number with Boston in 1891, 1892, 1893. 1897 and 1898. Edward Hanlon won with the Baltimore Orioles in 1894, 1895 and 1896: and he also managed the Brooklyn, club, which won the pen nant in 1899 and 1900.
 Frank L. Chance managed the pen, nant winning Cubs in 1906. 1907. 1908 and 1910. Fred Clarke led the Pi- rate crew to success in 1901, 1902, 1903 and 1869.
 Here is how the Giants have fin ished under McGraw's able direct ing. assisted by the free purse strings of the club owners;
 Year. Position 1903 Second
Arizona republican., 1921-10-03
WORLD $ SERIES WILL BE PLAYED
 LIN GIANTS L0T

NEW YORK. Oct. 2-New York l Is going to have the world series all to itself this year. The Yankees made that certain yesterday when they won the American league cham pionship by pushing the Philadelphia Athletics deeper into the cellar in the first game of their double header. The Giants assured themselves of the National league pennant earlier in the week.
 Tonight the argumentative metro politan fan is looking for the Illinois brother who always brought into every discussion of the relative mer- it's of Chicago and New York the fact that Chicago was the only place good enough to have a whole worlds series in it's own back yard.
 This happened in 1906 when the White Sox won out in the American league race and the Cubs finished first in the National.
 I The entire world series this year will not only be played in one town, | but, for the first time in history, the classic will not even require a shift of scenery. The whole thing from | the throwing of the first ball to the | final out will take place at the Polo 1 Grounds.
 l The victory of the Yankees this season just went to show that if one doesn't succeed at first, it pays to l try, try again. This wasn't the first year the Tanks were pennant con | tenders. Many stars Of by-gone campaigns belonged to the club and l they occasionally got so close to the | pennant they could almost hear il flutter, but always something went
 wrong in the last mile. The Yankees ! finished second in 1914, 1906 and 1916 l and placed third both in 1919 and | 1920. In other years they were never | higher than fourth
 The club hitched it's wagon to 8 | whole constellation of stars last year but Cleveland and Chicago passed | ahead in the closing days of the drive. This season almost the same pack carried the New Workers to vic
 tory.
 Of course. if fan knows anything he knows that Babe Ruth helped out
 with his home run bat. Other Yank-
 ees whose pictures will look at read
 CTS from sport pages all over tho
 country for the next two weeks in
 cIude Carl Mays, leading American
 league pitcher, whose underhant
 shoots scored 27 victories this sea
 son; Waite Hoyt, youthful pitchins
 ace; Bob Shawkey, whose pitching
 arm got back to normal recently
Arizona republican., 1921-10-03
PLAN ENTERTAINMENT
 FUR EX-SERV|CE MEN

CHANDLER. Sept. so-The Suhu- arc post of the American Legion | held spirited meeting Friday night | in the chamber of commerce rooms. 1 After the general routine of business | was over the boys took up the mat ter of giving an entertainment for the ex- service men of the district, whether they are legion members or not The entertainment is to take place Tuesday. Oct. Il and is to be for every ex-service man in the dis trict. Jack Crockett and Hans Thude are on the refreshment committee and have plans for good feed and you don't have to bring your mess kits The entertainment will be un- der Bill Brooks. Joe Thorpe and Mar with boxing and wrestling, will be furnished by local talent
 Steal Battery
 A thief broke into the garage of Arthur E. Price and stole the bat tery from the Cadillac of his father in-law, H. L. Chandler. The off, cers working on the case have no trace of the guilty one
 Tractor Men Here Bert O. Brown. general agent for the Chevrolet and Samson trucks was in Chandler accompanied by w. P. Minor, special factory representative of the Samson Tractor people. Chandler Minister to Prescott Rev. F. J. Dunlap. who resigned from the First Baptist church of | Chandler, has been called to the Baptist church of Prescott. Rev. Dun | lap was formerly field minister in | that district. He will leave the mid | T., 1- yet been called
 To Start Chicken Business Sidney H. Smith and John D. | Hicks went to Glendale to get some government information on chicken raising They expect to go in the poultry business on large scale some | time in the future.
 Stacy Pleasant Back Stacy Pleasant, who has been | spending the summer in Long Beach is back in Chandler and working on the new high school. Mrs. Pleasant will arrive Saturday from Phoenix and they will live in the George | Johnson house on West Common wealth avenue.
 | Professional Golfer Not Returning
 Word has been received from Louis | Montressor that he will not be back in Chandler this winter. Louis has been in Chandler for the past fiv' winters. having held the southwest ern championship at one time
 Chandler Women to Meet
 The first meeting of the year vii be held by the Chandler Women'i club at the Lewis cannery, Wednes- day afternoon, Oct. 5. The meetin; will be under the supervision of thu home economies department, O which Mrs. w. w. Pickrell Is chair man. Miss Flossie D. Wills. count, home demonstration agent, will giv a demonstration on the various way of making cottage cheese. Automo bile transportation will be provide for those not having cars and thos
 wishing to take advantage of tn ride should be at Gardner and liar
 mer's at 2;15 pm. The hostesse
 for the day will be Mrs. Fred
 Pyeatt, Mrs. A. F.. Price. Mrs. Wal
 lace Drorough and Mrs. w. H. Rob |. insOn.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-03
HL ROBERT L. RIPLEY

The victory of the Giants was personal triumph for John McGraw also. It was the seventh pennant won under his management since he assumed command in 1903. This is the record for managerial achieve ment in major league baseball - breaking the tie with Connie Mack of the Athletics, who has won six flags.
 McGraw has led the Giants to vic- tory in 1904, 1905, 1911, 1912. 1913, 1917 and 1921. He won the world S championship in 1905.
 Several managers have won five pennants. A. c. Anson won that number with Chicago in 1880. 1881,
Arizona republican., 1921-10-03
TEMPE OFFICERS
 FIND STILL, MASH

TEMPE, Oct. 2.-Another still was found and taken Saturday morning by Constable Woods of Tempe. It was located near the old Frankenburg corral on the c. G. Jones iand south east of town and was alleged to have been operated by Ramon Uryina- He had only a small quantity of liquor but 55 gallons of mash were found. officers said. Urvina is now in the Phoenix jail
 Here From Arkansas.
 Mrs R. L. Hiatt and two children. Phylip and Caroline, of Monticello, Ark, are recent arrivals in Tempe and expect to spend the winter here Mrs. Hiatt is Mrs. H. Woods broth CTS wife.
 Accepts Position.
 Mir. and Mrs. Paul O'Donnell and daughter, Juanita, have moved back to Tempe and Mir O'Donnell is again associated with the mission service station
 Off For Deer Hunt. l.. P. Cole and Kelly Mouer left carly Sunday morning for the Sun flower ranch near Payson on deer hunt.
 Busy Corner to be Closed. The Busy Corner store will be closed all day Monday on account of the Jewish holiday. Has Tonsils Removed. | Miss Marguerite Talbott had her tonsils removed Saturday morning by two local doctors. She is getting along nicely.
 Die Sale Success The ladies of the Christian church report their pie sale Saturday great success. The greatly appreciate tho patronage of the Tempe people.
 Given Surprise Party.
 Mrs. A D. Quinn was pleasantly surprised at her home on East Eightf street Saturday evening, the occas- was in the form of a little girls part, and all the guests were dressed al children. Games suitable for ifti' folks were played and the refresh ments served consisted of all da, suckers and soda pop. About S ! ladies were present and all reported most enjoyable evening. Here for Winter.
 Miss Myrtle Conrad is here Iron Monticello. Ark. for the winter Sh' | is a guest at the Olive for the pres ent-
 Visits Relatives. Mrs. Robert R. Bliss and two chil dren. Florence and Bertram. Of Phoe nix and Mir. Ray Bliss of -Atchisoi Kansas. spent Sunday in Tempe Wis litinz relatives and friends WORK wANTED-Laundry calle , for and delivered. Phone 14G Temp WANTED - Experienced salesgir
 with knowledge of English and Spar fish. The Popular Store. Tempe
Arizona republican., 1921-10-03

the athletic association has been held by Indians.
 Such activity as shown on the Pima reservation. especially in foot ball. is hard to find anywhere in the country and the Pimas should be encouraged in their work
 This years Pima schedule follows: october 1-Sacaton vs. BlaclSwater. october S-Flats vs. Sweetwater. october 15-School vs. Santan. October 22-Sacaton vs. Flats. october 29.-Blackwater vs. Sweet water.
 November 5-School vs. Flats.
 November 12-Sacaton vs. Santan November 19-School vs. Sweet November 24-Flats vs. Sweet water.
 December 10-School vs. Sacaton. December 17-Santan vs. Flats.
 December 24-School vs. Black water.
 water.
 January 1-Blackwater vs. Santan
Arizona republican., 1921-10-03
Football Results
FOOTBALL RESULTS SATURDAY
 (SAturday)


 (Saturday) At Easton, Pa: Lafayette, 6; Pittsburg. O.
 At Madison: Wisconsin. 2s; Law renee, 0.
 At Syracuse, sS; Ohio University 0.
 At New Haven: Yale. 14s Univer- sity of Vermont, o.
 At Princeton: New Jersey, 21; Swarthmore. 2. Pennsylvania, 20; Franklin and Marshall, 0.
 At Cambridge: Harvard. 3; Holy Cross, 0.
 At LaFayette. Ind; Wabash. g: Purdue, 0.
 At West Point: Army, 2s; Spring field, 6.
 At Hanover. N. H.: Dartmouth. 2s: Middlebury. 3.
 At Lincoln. Neb.: Nebraska Uni versity, 55; Wesleyan University, O. At Washington: Georgetown, z; Lebanon Valley. 0. At Ann Arbor. Mich: Michigan. A; Mount Union, 0. At New York: Amherst, 3; Colum- bia,- [. At oberlin: Ohio. 1s: witten- burg, 0. At Ames: Iowa, 2S; Coe, 3. At Chicago, Al, Northwestern, 0. At Annapolis: Navy, 3; Moth Caro- | lima, 0. At New Brunswick. N. J.: Mary land. 3; Rutgers Q. At Omaha, Neb.: Creighton Uni- versity, 21; South Dakota Wesley l an, O.
 At Ithaca: Cornell. fl; St. Bona l venture, 0. At State College, Pa.: Penn State, 24; Gettysburg 0. At Iowa City: University of Iowa, l 52; Knox, 14. At Washington, Pa: Washington and Jefferson, 26; Bucknell, 0.
 At Columbia. Missouri, 36; Okla l homa A. and M, 0.
 At Grinnell, la: Grinnell. 35; Su- perior, O.
 At Fort Collins, Colo: Colorado
 At Columbus: Ohio State, 2S; Ohio Wesleyan, o.
 At St. Louis: St. Louis University 12; Kansas City University, 0.
 At St. Louis: Washington Univer. sit, 10; Rolla School of Mines, 0. At Minneapolis: Minnesota, 19 North Dakota, o. At West Point (second game): Nev Hampshire State, 10; Alarm, [. At Bloomington, Ind: Indiana, 29 Kalamazoo. 0.
 At Portland, Ore: Multomah A C., IS; Whitman College, G.
 At Seattle: University of Wash ington, 24: Ninth Army Corps, [.
 At Berkeley: University of Cali fornia, IA; Olympic Club, 0. I At Stanford: Stanford University Al; Mare Island Marines. o.
 At New York: New York Univer sity, 26; Hobart, 0. ,l At New York Fordham, 101 Washington. O. Il At Hamilton, N. Y: Colgate. IA Allegheny, 0. , At Fayetteville. Ark; Universit of Arkansas, 2S. Hendryx College, ] At Denver: Denver University, Al
 Kansas Normal tHays). '.
 At Colorado Springs: Colorad
 College. 37; Grand Island, g.
 At Northfield. Minn.: Carleton Go
 lege, "A; Concordia, 0. At Collegeville, Minn.: Hamline, S St. Johns, O. v AL c c11iAAColoWiAs 4N-1@.- o1AhSSto v - College, O; North Dakota Aggies, Q $ At Detroit: University of Detroi : 35: Franklin, 0. tt At Austin: University of Texa e 33; St. Edwards College. 0. At Manhattan: College of Empt
 ria, 8: Kansas Aggies, '. $ At New Orleans: Tulane, 0; Mi sissippi College. IA. - At Newark, Del: Mustenberg Go . 1ege, 21; University of Delaware, O. At Carlisle, Pa: Dickinson Co1les ,z 45; Juniata College, 0.
 At Cleveland: Western Resery - 23; Heidelberg, 0. i. At Reno: Pacific Fleet, IA; N
 vada, 13.
 University of Georgia. 2s; Nero University, 0. \ Georgia Tech, Al: Oglethorpe. University of Virginia, 2S; Geor Washington. O..
 University of Tennessee. T; Mary vile, 0.
 II Vanderbilt. s4; Tennessee Sts
Arizona republican., 1921-10-03
By Ripley

Wally Schanlx, star back stop, and his helper, Devormer.
 And in the infield-Pipp at first, Ward at second, Peckinpaugh at short and at third McNally or Baker. who was called home run Baker until Babe Ruth came along: Bob Meusel. a powerful slugger and Elmer Miller, late of the American Association. are Ruth's playmates in the outfield. Meusers brother, who answers to Irish" helped the Giants win the National league flag.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-03
SEALS-INDiAN DIVIDE
Tucson Defeats
 Phoenix Tigers

The Phoenix Tigers journeyed over to the Old Pueblo yesterday and came back on the short end Of a six to five score.
 The Tigers showed fight and forced Tucson to go eleven innings before the winning run crossed the pan.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-03
Brooklyn Dodgers
 Defeat Giants In
 Closing Scramble

won it's closing game of the season today from New York. Grimes of the Superbas registered his twenty second victory. After New York tied the score in the fifth inning. Manager McGraw started using substitutes, twenty Giants, in all participating in the contest
 NEW Y0RK AR R IT DO F
Arizona republican., 1921-10-03
Senators Take Lasf
 Game From Athletix
IRepubIlcan A. P. Leased WireJ

WASHINGTON, Oct. 2.-Washing- ton defeated Philadelphia in the fi1 nal game of the season. Moore was ineffective, issuing nine passes. hit ting two batsmen and making four wild pitches. Johnson struck out 10, five in succession in the third and fourth innings.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-03
Dallas Marines
 Reof Mexico Cify

MEXICO CITY. Oct. 2.-The Dallas Marines defeated the champion base ball team of Mexico City. Fl Depor- two, today. g to 1. The Deportivos met the San Antonio team in the af- ternoon, but the game was called at the end of the second inning with the score to 0 in favor of San Anto- nio.
 In the Dallas -Deportivo game, the victors eased up after scoring nine runs. Score:
 Da1las .o06 300 o0o- 14 ? El Deportivo :. 900 900 10o- 5
 Bait. Conley and Shangling; Gomez and Darr.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-03
Cooper Wins Final Game For Pirates;
 Saves Second Post

ST. LOUIS. Oct 2-Cooper's pitch ing defeated the Cardinals on a wa soaked field. thereby saving sec- ond place in the championship race for the Pirates. A steady rain fell throughout the game.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-03

v T Olson. Myers. Three base hits:
 Young, Schmandt. Stolen bases: Young, Myers, Schmandt, Grimes. Sacrifice: Miller Double plays: Rawlings and Kelly; Kopf, Rawlings and Kelly. Bases on balls: Off Nehf. |; Shea, 1; Grimes, 2. Hits: Off Nehf, in 4: off Shea, 3 in 3; off Ryan, none in l. Struck out: By Nehf. 1; Shea, 2; Ryan. 1; Grimes. 5.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-03

St. IUuIS '. .UUU VlV IUU--o
 Summary: Three base hits-Four- nier. Stolen base-Robertson, Carey. Sacrifice-Schultz. Double plays Maranville to Tierney to Grimm. 2; Bailey to Hornsby to Fournier; North to Lavan to Fournier. Bases on balls-Off Bailey, ?; Cooper, s; North, 2. Hits-Off Pertica, in 2-3; Bailey. in 1-3; North in 4. Struck out--By Pertica, 1; Bailey, 1; Coop CT, 1; North. 1.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-03
OPEN soccoR SEASON.

BUENOS AIRES, Oct. 2.-The first soccer football game in the South American championship series was won today by Argentina from Brazil by the score of 1 to 0. The spec tators numbered more than s30,000.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-03
AUTO STAGE TIME TABLE

ALTO sTAeEs-To Trail ang Monday Tempe Mesa
  xa Wagner Ield Liberty Buckeye Arlington and Giles or UNION STAGE ppepoT 11a-15 Jefferson Street.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-03

Morrell cracked 24 out of a pos sible 25 at 22 yards in the last event.
Arizona republican., 1921-10-03
PACIFIC COAST

ANGELS SPLIT WITH DUCKS
Arizona republican., 1921-10-03

fourth Innings,
The Bourbon news. [volume] (Paris, Ky.) 1895-19??, 1921-05-24
OUR CUP OF MISERY RUNNETH
FULL.

With the service we are now get
ting Cor not getting) from one of
the local telephone companies, the
fearful noises made by the county
trucks going over Main street, the
awful noises made by the speed ma
MACS on Pleasant street; the city al
lowing great holes to remain open on
the streets; the water works SQUAD
BILE; electric light and power troubles
and other things too numerous to
mention, it is no wonder that the
citizens of Paris are In need Of re-
vivals every few weeks. -.tt.
A man simply cannot hold on to
his religion with the above nuisancei
being allowed to go on day in and
day out. Let someone who is not a
candidate for something get busy
and earn what we poor taxpayers
are paying them to do. We have
enough laws on the books; enough
taxes to pay; enough general worries
without being made to suffer those
that can and ought to be remedied.
If brother Kellums, who is an ex-
pert at saving souls, will only get
after those responsible for allowing
the violations of the automobile or
dinances, and tell them where they
are going, if they don't stop some OF
these speed demons, and those who
insist on allowing their machines tC
emit such sounds from their "cut-
outs" some good may result there
FROM"
Let's all go to church and try tt
be better citizens; go to the CONNER
cial Club and try to get something
4; for the good of Paris besides play
grounds and tennis clubs. Let's ge
down to business and do something
| for the real betterment of Paris ant
give it something in way that viii
, help Paris and Paris business men.
Another thing, let's all vote TO-
| men at the coming election who Can
and WILL give us a run for oul
money