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is, THE MORNING OREGONIAN, SATURDAY, SEPTE3IBER 23, 1923 direction of Mike DeClcco, coach. one must watch the figures la called strike In the eighth inning. is an of the South Port- time for alterations. Sisler Scores: BEAVERS LOSE land eleven and plaved for two years SISLER SUPERIOR DEFEAT on George made tremendous gains over hi GUTS First game: 10 the Multnomah club squad. :i20 I Boston Harry Is manager. ready high total in position Cincinnati football and Pipp has gained almost as much BHOAl BHOA Burns.r... 4 10 O'Powell.m. 4 0 8 0 The Duniway park Juniors will have in proportion, m fact, in ail the Daubert.l 4 19 2 Kopf.2 3 O S 8 DROP IB CELLAR their first football scrimmage at 10 TO KELLY OR P1PP years I have been doping teams, no PITTSBURG, 8 TO 7 Duncan. 1. 4 15 OlCrulse.r... 8 12 0 o'clock tomorrow morning on the Duni- first baseman ever has shown such Rou8h.ni. 3 12 3'Roser.l 2 0 10 way park grounds. The following 1021 a as now does Fonseca.2. 4 18 4!Chrlst'b'y.l 10 2 0 players are back: Schatz, Cashman, total value Sisler Hargr-ve.- 3 0 4 HBoeekel.S. 4 2 2 0 I.evlnBon. Freddo, Tarshis. Green, not even Chase. Pinelli.8.. 3 0 0 liHenry.l... 4 2 9 0 Caputo, Casey, Censie, Marco and This is due partly to the weak- Bnhne.s.. 3 0 1 5 Ford. 4 2 0 2 Gould. Casey manager. ness of the Giant pitching staff. Couch, p.. 2 0 0 30'Xeill.c. 4 2 Otto was elected A.Harp'r, 0 M'Nam'a.p 2 0150 2 Sacs Even Up Series. by Junior elevens wishing games call Casey Brown Would Kill Giant While Kelly would be stronger New York Increases Lead to 110 at Main 4617. against St. Louis than he would be Totals. 81 6 24 181 Totals. 31 8 27 8 against the Yankees, yet Sisler in Batted for Couch In ninth. Winning, The game Camas-Kalam- a 3 to 1. first of the Pitchers, Says Fullerton. the same series would be almost Four and Half Games. Cincinnati .' 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2 2 series will be played at Kalama to- Boston 0 7 morrow, and the second game at Camas 120 points better. 2201101 on Errors, Fonseca, Hargrave. Pinelli, the Sunday following. The pavement Chongts Radical. Two-bas- e open Are Bonne 2. hits. Ford. Henry. A between LaCenter and Kalama is These changes in normal position Harper, Bonne. Three-bas- e hit. Ford. for travel, except for a couple of short values of the men are radical and Stolen base. Boeckel. Sacrifice hit GAME IS detours, and Kalama may easily be IN NINTH Roser. McNamara. Double play. Couch STUBBORN ONE reached by automobile in a little more SERIES DOPE IS FIGURED we must watch carefully. Do not GAME IS WON to Bohne to Daubert. Bases on balls, off than an hour's- - drive. event take the July 1 figures as a Couch 3. McNamara 1. Struck out. by basis. Get the dope right up to the couch 1, McNamara 1. tHt. minute or you'll be lost. For in- - Second game: I Jam atai-if- urn IvApa t r. f i :mrn thla Cincinnati Boston it B H O X! - B H O Half-Jum- p JILEX I or Portland Just Ahead CELLERS HIGH GUN Fans Figuring Outcome of Title 0v Galloway the Athletics, wnat Pirates Get Off to Good Start but Burns.r... 5 12 OlPowell.m. 4 11 Daubert.l 0 10 1 Kopf.2 4 0 S of Sacramento; Double-llead- er Games Advised to Get Busy Last spring he doped sixth among Plugging Champions Finally Duncan. 1.. 4 1 1 OC'ruise.r.. 2 0 2 the shortstops. Today he is so close Roush.m. 3 0 3 O Chrls nb'y.l 2 2 3 0 to Be Today. Study Catchers. Overcome Handicap. Fonseca,2 2 0 2 3'Boeckel.S. 4 0 0 HONORS TAKEN IX SHOOT and to being the bet shortstop in the Hargr've.c 4 0 4 1 Henry.!.. 4 0 14 1 American league it would take a Plnelli.3.. 3 1 1 UGaH'gh'r.s 4 0 1 HELD jtT McMIXNVILiIE. better mathematician than I am to Bohne.s. 4 1 2 4IO'Nelll.c. 8 0 3 distinguish between him and the Klmmlck.a 0 0 O OlMat'hewi.c 2 0 0 Markle.p. 2 0 2 llNixon.... 0 stars. New IBraxton.p. 0100 0 Pacific Coast League Standings. First Base Values. way, however, the Amer- NEW YORK, Sept. 22. The W. L. Pel W. L. PC. R. G. Jjacey Gives Close Race to Offensive. Defensive. Total Either York Nationals again Increased San Fran 113 62 ,648!Oakland.. T7 100 .435 Sisler .963 389 13." ican league holds a big figure lead Total. 32 4 27 111 Totals. 30 8 27 17 Vernon.. 113 63 .((43! Seattle. 74 98.430 Portland Gnn Club Artist Pipp 8M8 371 1259 on the first base dope. In the next their lead to four and a half games, Batted for Matthews in eighth. L. Angel. 99 76.566IPortland. 69 105.397 Kelly vs. Yanks.'. 831 364 1195 article we will compare the second defeating Pittsburg in the last Cincinnati .'. 1 0 0 4 0 0 1 0 Halt Lake 86 90 .4S9iS'r'mento 6 10B .oU4 - Kelly vs. 963 870 1333 Boston 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 and Wins Second Place. Browns.. basement and eee how they compare game of the series today, 8 to 7. Yesterday's Results. for purposes of this series. Errors, Pinelli, Chrlstenbury. Boeekel, At Sacramento 3. Portland 1. BY HUGH FULLERTON, Manager McGraw used 20 players, Gallagher, O'Neill. Home run. Burns O. And, again let me warn you, these Stolen Sacrifice At Los Aneeies. Vernon 4. Oakland Cellers, a ARTICLE il. six of them pitchers. bases, Bohne. Markle. LJfie. At San Francisco 4. Los Angeles a. (14 Alex member of the purposes figures do not express values of hit, Fonseca. Double plays. Gallagher innings. Gun club a resident of George Sisler, for players in their own leagues in The Giants won the game off to Kopf to Henry. Kopt to Henry to KNOX Portland but Gallagher to Kopf. At Salt Lake T. Seattle 4. McMinnville, Or., cleaned up in the world's series games against the regular season, but their values Adams in the ninth inning when, Bohne to Daubert. hi; en- - Bases on balls, off Markle 5. Matthew SACRAMENTO, Cal., Sept. 22, special shoot held there Thursday New York Giants, outclasses against the team they must with one out, Frisch was hit by a 4. fetruck out. by Markle 5. Braxton rivals in . the first comparison of counter, especially the pitchers., Innings pitched. Matthews 8. Braxton Sacramento defeated Portland, 3 to under auspices of the McMinnville pitched ball and Meusel walked. Hit by pitcher, Roush by Gun club. Cellers was high man of values of the men who may engage (Copyright. 1922. by the Chicago Tribune.) Matthews. 1. in a stubbornly fought yet rather in series. Even deducting for Both advanced on a wild pitch and listless game played, here this aft the day. He broke 148 out of 160 this Young's CUBS AXD targets, won the Elks' the recent injury to Sisler's shoul Frisch scored on infield hit. PHILLIES DIVIDE ernoon. Today's Solon"vlctory evens der, is to affect both Kelly followed with another single the series, two games all, and leaves shoot, shattering 49 out of 50, and which certain y EQUAL OF MOLLfl 100-bi- rd offensive defensive value, he to right, scoring MeuEel. mopped up in the open his and 7-- 5, the Beavers but half a game out of looms Pipp value and Pittsburg got off to a good lead Chicago Wins First, in 11 double-head- er event by powdering 99 out 100. far above in the cellar. A will be of George Kelly. when five runs hat is one of the most conservative played here tomorrow. Score: R.- G. Lacey of Wells. Or., who outranks the Pirates scored Innings and Loses Second. has shot over the Portland traps The dope figures on the first base on J. Barnes and Hill In the fourth THIS all the Knox soft felt styles for Portland; 1 Sacramento several times end figured promi men offer a queer problem this year. DARKXESS HALTS MATCH inning in fiv hits, a base on balls, PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 22. Phil B H O A There is no, doubt in world that and two errors, but New York kept adelphia Chicago divided Autumn, and will prove first choice Wolfer.m. 8 14 0 Matteoni.s. 4 nently in the recent Pacific coast the WITH SETS EVEX. and Paton.s.. .. 4 0 3 3 Kopp.l. 3 zone handicap tournament here. Wally Pipp has increased tremen plugging away and knocked out double-head- er today, the Cubs tak among many careful dressers. It is chosen 4 'scoring Brazill,2. 4 Mollwltz.1. gave Cellers a race for honors in dously in position value this season. Morrison in the fifth, three ing 7 to 5 in 11 innings Hale,3 4 1131 Ryan.r 3 He hustling, runs. Score. the first wisely for it properly meets the exacting O10 jMcNeely.m. all events. He finished second has become aggressive, second, 9 to 6.
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    The Power of One CATHOLIC CHARITIES 2014 CATHOLIC CHARITIES CHERISHING THE DIVINE WITHIN ALL OUR MISSION: INSPIRED BY THE GOSPEL MANDATES TO LOVE, SERVE, AND TEACH, CATHOLIC CHARITIES PROVIDES CARE AND SERVICES TO IMPROVE THE LIVES OF MARYLANDERS IN NEED. OUR VISION: CHERISHING THE DIVINE WITHIN, WE ARE COMMITTED TO A MARYLAND WHERE EACH PERSON HAS THE OPPORTUNITY TO REACH HIS OR HER GOD-GIVEN POTENTIAL. OUR VALUES: TO LOVE, TO SERVE, TO TEACH, AND TO WORK FOR JUSTICE. Dear Friends in Christ, It is my pleasure to greet you and to reflect on the Christ-inspired works of Catholic Charities in the year just ended. These works, carried out every day by thousands of individuals like you, are critical to our mission as Catholics and help us to see Christ in all and be Christ for all. These services are only possible through the generous support of committed individuals, organizations, parishes, and other partners and include people like you who give of their time, talent, and treasure through- out the year on behalf of those we are called to serve. The scope of the impact of Catholic Charities in the Archdiocese of Baltimore — the third largest in the country — is evident in the enclosed report. One by one, the numbers quickly add up — from the number of people served to the amount of money raised on their behalf — they tell a story of compassion and evangelization through the faces of those whose lives are improved. All blessed by the One Spirit who calls us to recognize ourselves in the stranger, in the vulnerable, in the marginalized and least among us.