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frerp'H a rlirtuctt for all tho klda
In town to lm mul truly niovlo ac
tum uml uctri'HHt'K. HlurH, too, aonir.
of I hem. .
Pttllmlny, Muy 23, whlrh l the
liny net for th blif trni.'k anil field
meet- for frrailft' schoor nhlldrun, a
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wulur canmrn man with an lion-
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Kt-to-cooilnesa 1 motion ; ptcturo
nmera will bo rlKht on tho
Krnderii do their alunta. It Mine
r fellow hn
) j stuff will
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lenow ureaKH uu inn record,, nia
I. bo racordod rlht Uuiro-
films.
And better than that, It will ru
I Khuwn at tho theatrra along; with
- the miciilar show, just a If Douir
l'"ulrbnnks wore In It Ir. W. P.
,j McAdory, who In holping to got tha J
inovio i
f nays ho
? 1 nt Port
inovio or tno trocK miwc , madii.
axpecls It will be ' shown
ortlunil and all Avar tha- stain
tyier La Grando ; peoplm gut
through senlng It. .'
- 2.000 To He Ptlnani
Hupprlntendcnt LongCaltow
ai i,11u mornliiir probably S.oOO1 chlU
dren would not Into th olcturo.
The moot wUl deolda th ).
mentary school track and field
elmiaplonshlp, and every loyal son
uml duuuhter is out to earn tha
prise. " '
Ilfci'rl t7i;jvnold hiui 1)een ap-
pointed guhoral clmlrmnn of the
day. Maps and charts-are all canL-1' '' $ ,'.'
pleled to run oft the events In or- UasrlMU Bnomlng
lerly fanhlan nnd mlutmlste th Had chat recently with my old
clinncir for confusion. . friend Qoorge- Llttlo, fmnous foot-
Twelvu teams of 12 mtmbora boll coach, also director of nth
each will compute In thn man letlco at tha t'Dlvcrslty o Wlscon
giimes. Every team, that frniahea ln.
tlin pace will receive, point toward Met Utile at Comlskoy park In
the championship. Kor Instance, Chicago. lie. was, chaperoning a
tlin I cam placing first will be given dozen or mom youngsters to Un
it points; tho second, 22 points, ball game. Tho hoys were winners
nnd so on down to the twelfth In a baseball contest, that carried
team, which will receive two points, with, it a trip to Chicago to seo tlu
In thn dashes and Juiujim, for troit and the White Sox in union
which each school is allowed to en- ib part of the program,
ter two contestants for every event, .While Little, who hail such a big
first, place wll learn 26 points; seo- I first year In football at Wisconsin.
mil, lu: third. 111. and fourth, 0.
a i. ino tun or. ino meet, th tn-
dividual points nnd mus tallies
will In- counted to determine, tho
wlunUig .Hehool.
,'l'he bos ore concentrating on
the dashes and Jumps, while the
rirl are preparing for thn mass
games. . There will be dashes and
basketball throwing also' for the-glrln.-
NKW YOltK ItL VINti HTRAWH
NEW YORK The- pallc were
ordered to keep special watch to-
day on hut storm, lest the big
ituwiis un opening uoy at t.ne
si raw season tempt bundltst
We Offer
C.ocxX Comfortable Homo
In a good location on the north
side of city. The two lota art
-10 by no feet each. Boll- good
for garden. There are. shade trees,
shrubbery and lawn. Tha house
lias 6 rooms, bath, connected with
sewer. The basement la 12 by 10
feet, of cement.
Tha- woodhouss-
Is fair. Pi-lea $1800. It can be
secured for $760.00 cosh; balance
arranged. H-a ua about thin on.
We 'can show yon home that
are priced from 00 to 112,000,
W oio always glad to show and
nrlro you properties. Our aim la
to pleasa and aaUafyi
Coma and see ua.
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"A team Is no stronger tlmn 1
substitutes," has long been mi no
cepted truth. -
No major league manager can
hope to' get anywhere, unless h
nan tho proper reserve strength to
meet the situations that are con
stantly arising on the bull field. ,
During the first week of the Am
erican league race the Chlcugo
White fiox were minus the services
of outfielders Johnny Mostll and
Bill Barrett because of injuries and
Illness.
Mostll and. Barrett are right-
handed hitters who just doln on
sonthpaw pitching. Their absence
from the game made It necessary
for Manager Collins to employ un
outfield made up entirely of left
handed hitters. - i
In one series, Cleveland shot
three southpaws at tha White Sox
and" came- away with as many
garnes. Tho Unoup of the Chicago
era. but Manager Collins had no all
ternatlva. -
a waen awer, witn mostll and
" back In the gamo, the
white Sox routed tha Cleveland
"outhpawa -who had mada them
""a looiisn eurunr in me season.
in laosu uays or intensive base.
hftll, reserve Btrongyianiost
important asset.
Is rather reticent about htn pro
gram for slu-rlng up athletics nl
th Madison Institution, he, lets you
'. know In a, modest way those In
charge af sport are
things,
looking for big
I 'raises Ki-hnlk
This spring, In an effort lo
"pep", up baseball ut Wisconsin,
Llttlo had llay Schalk. ruinous
catcher of tho Chicago White Sox,
coach the varsity candidates for
about flv weeks.
"In words I cannot tell you how
much, the prosence ot Schalk nl
Wisconsin benefited the varsity
players, but In addition It created
enthusiasm among the boys all
over th state. Schalk Is a fine
character and Just tho typo man
needed to direct the destinies of
tho collcg-e nthlelns," says Little.
Managerial Won
A Major league manager Is In
many ways a victim of circum
stances,
It he has a good ball club nnd II
falls to win, ho is usually held to
blame. If It lives up to thn done
and wins consistently, it is regard
ed an simply doing what It should
and no particular credit handm!
the manager.
In other words a mannger has
mora chance to basic in the spot
light leading an ordinary club that
gets somewhere than directing i,
strong aggregation that provea a
pennant winner.
Th case of Miller IIuKglns Is n
snining example of tho above ex
pressed truth. When Miller Hug-
ins won three pennants with his
powerful Tanks machine of 1921
ho. was In tho background.
wnn tna wars all tha glory.
Tn spring training thla year th
xankees were regarded In the
light of Jokes by many of the ex
Porta, tt was called a "sap" hall
club.
Tfl the close of the first month
of piny finds tho Yanks out In
front by a fairly comfortable mar
gin. Beams aa If In proportioning the
ersdlt, tho manager of a winning
club should coma In for his share
COBVALI.Ift Ore., f API ti..
Vnlvsralty of Washington Huskies
squeesea inrouh on a hit and error
In tli eighth Innlnr of a tight gam
wlth the- Oregon Aggies yesterdny
and won the first coast conference
Ahovi 'ailaln l'liil HnilH r, 1'nlvenilV or tnllr.iriilii. licnting
tlin world record fuc tho illl-aiil ilu-.li by stepping It off In u.r.
M-eoniLs. at lln l. A. A. meet in Snn I 'raiii-l.-eii. ''n- recoril
linsii't brai alluwttl. Ilni-lx-r Is at cviriiiiv right, looking
lwk at Si-ImiU, Sfjw Vork A. I'., who was siinnil. Ileluiv Klto
art wrlght, Kiu-eka. l'ul.t girL mid moiiiimi's- cliaiupiuu nn-aiil
sprinter, Ksik an t-tm leap anil easily won In tin- same meet.
BEATEN
BY STRUG
NHW YORK, May 15. (AP)
Tho slate of Georgia, which al
ready boast one newly crowned
puglllatlc champion In the negro
middleweight tllleholdcr; Tiger
Flowers. toibL. hml a nnlo..H.I lll,.
"ywoight king in W. t. (Young)
8trlbllng. - .,
' ""s"1 ""'"" miuarn
"anion Hiriuung yielded a fifteen
un" "'"'--naif pounit handicap to
Johnny nisko, of Cleveland, and
and oiiii-hulf
.,..l,,,,i ,uu,u,-iui ur
limn vunquisni'ii me conoueror of
" i"u;ii wiin a uuimiiiig,
( ft11" which had uislijo,tfrosyy,p1tars.,j(ia- nggrfgat.i for ..th.
Itislto stood up gamely lor ten
rounds, but only In the last two did
lie make uny Impression ' on the
Georgian's defense. Tu award of
the Judges, to Strlbllng wus ravor
uhly received, and the Bmlling lc
tor was s-rected by "Ma" nnd his
young brido with hugs and kisses
ns he climbed from the ring.
Tn .Meet Ilerlenharli.
Strlbllng will meet, the light
heavyweight champion. Hi rlenliaeli.
on June in for the title.
Htiibllng won seven rounds, his
advantage lu the fifth and seventh
being pronounced. Smashing: rlclils
to thn jaw had Rlslto groggy In the
seventh.
Weights were,
Itlsko rjo.
Strlbllng 174 W.
, HiTlilo Strihlluff, younger broth
er of William I... trounced Jo"
Werner, uf New York, lu a. sly
round preliminary. Ilerbln n light
weight, floored his opponent twice
In I he fifth round.
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only one passenger was killed In
" ,,,1,111 uu r.iigiisn rail-
,-.," nisi. year. j
Teaches Boxing on Ship
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BACK In 191(1 - :' . , '.,' . , ' B 1
II a n n a a a - -tf "-Vl
champion heavy- B ?Ts,i'l 1 R
weight boxer of ' i " 1 S
111 nnvv V.tuf if -. I 9
he conducts I I B .f J
lxlng school an I S fj I
a steamer plying ( . , f& I
twtwecn Los An- I ' a'CT'S !
geles and Hono. 1 SEt I
lulu. Passentere i Ui.i r -M I
have taken to Vl' iawamfr.-sMligaias ..ai m mmJ
h. Idea in great ..... .......
Troutdale Man Will
Coach Wallowa Teani3
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WAIJ.OWA. Ore. May 1 5. The
waiiown senooi uoanl llus elected
noyu n. willert, or TrouMulu
Inear Portland, us principal of the.
.high school, replacing Clarence.
Davis, who resigned to lake a posi-
inwii einennere. .nr. Wllieri Was
elected with thn stipulation that
lm will have churgn of athletics.
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- Hezlet Take4 fifllf Til n
I "C,5l "BII t-Up
Over American Stars
sssiiwirri, Kiigiann. May 13.
' (AP) C O. Ilenlel, former mein
her of Oreut Hiitaln's Wulker Cup
golf learn, today won the Hleorges'
run from a
ran noiii u neui which inciuneii
jiouny jones unit oilier American
mo ..an
holes
of strokti competition was
158.
Ceorgo Von Klin, of Los Angeles,
and Robert Harris, the llrlllsh
amateur champion, Hied for sec
ond place with nil.
TEAMS' WIKIOS t'ltOKSI-'D
KI'OKNH, Ore. May if,, (AP)
No baseball game was played yes
terday afternoon belw-een the l.'nl-
iversity of Oregon freshman and
the Salem high school. When Hie
'Salem renin failed lo appear for
the game, a long distance cull was
I put lu and it was round ),y (M,
yearling nflielals (lint the capital
elly youngsters wen, entertaining
another baseball dam there.
Through some niisunileri'landing
the Salem team had no Knowleilim
of a game scheduled with, the Irush
here yeslerituy. It w.is said.
f Tim frosli nine will clash wllh
I Washington high s, hool In
, land toduy.
I',
An Indian of the Klnmalh tribe
has filed his declaration n.s a enn-
dldatii
for the lnlt'l Stale
,01.
from (r.Kii.
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REDS DEFEAT
Mil GREW
iwlonlsy's Games
National lngiii'
OIXCIN.VATI (AD H. If. R
Ni'W York' !l 3
f'liinlllimll 7 1
JtutKTifH GrfnrlHrl, Iiavidii anil
HnyiliT; Itixny, May ami lrorKruvo
I'lTTSUCnO (AP)
Ilrookh u
I'iltHlilli'K ..
Hut l t-rii-M -IlitriK'M,
R. J I. H.
& 0 II
0 JO 2
lOrliurill n ml
Hli:iihun. Hoiiircr un'l
Aiiim-k-'au lxaiiin
notroll. S, liOHton 1. .
''('liH'i'liinil 1. Nw York 2.
: I'HIIAIlKl.l'HIA (Al') H. H. K.
f'hloniio .. li 0 (I
I'nilwIHpliiu .. ; (lis 1
Hali-rlff TlmrHton, Connully ami
(rotim-; rliflmaoh, iVIllK'rff, T'flitH
,lil' rcrltliiM, 1 Kox.
WAHHINOTIIN AI') : I(. II, K.
si. Louis, in H . 1
W.-iHh hi L.-I oil .. ..:..;...'......... 7. 14 2
HiillirliH f Iji.hI on uml Dixon;
V't ririwon. ObiIi-ii, Kflly, Murlicrry
anil Itunl. ;,. ' . . ,,. , . : .
Portland Moves Up
Inta First Division
I'ACIIIO TOAST MCUil E
CIiiIls - , (. . W. j. Pet.
I.os Angeles 19 14 ' .576
Missions Ill in ..543
Oakland : 18 III .629
Portland .. 19 19 .500
i Seattle Is 18 ...film
iHacramenlo 17 18 ..48fi
ll-tolljwood .i.... :...17 19 .472
Sun Kntneiseo 15 21 .471
A
Missions is, Oaklaml 14.
SAN KlfANClWO (AP) It. II. R.
O'""""1' - " '
. Missions .. 13 12 4
I Haiterles Ktunrf, lioiild and
Ilool : l.udolrih. Hrvan. tlesehwr
and Murphy.
lK Angeles 5, S4'attle 2.
SKATTLK (AP) it. IT. K.
OS Angeles 5 13 0
Seattle , 2 S. J.
Han. Ties Olasner and Sand
berg; Uoyd, Lee,. Kumsey anil E.
Raldwin. Jenkins. , :
SiK-ranu'lilo 4, HollvvorxL 3
LOH ANGI'JI.KS (AP) H. If. K.
Sacramento 4 11 II
Hollywood 3 13 0
Untterles Canfleld, HSighes and
Koelilc r; McCabe and Cook.
Portland 0, san I'
PORTION ri (AP)
IVau Krunclsco
Portland ..
Hntlerles Kerr
-ancisco 8.
It. II.
8 13
9
9 5
and Agn
Meeker, Payne. Burns and Merry
IIOIOS HIS STIFK
CHICAGO Chester Levere,
57,
physical culturlsl, ICvnnston,
p, cis to live another 60 years.
Winning n, wager yesterday, he
trai-ii,-, eleven miles on roll
skates,, skipped rope 2,r,tHI time
ran lliree mil, s. lilted thl-o meji
.'Ian, ling on his body und Willi
stood tho blows of three strong
men.
A womun is like an automobile
it isn't (he Initial expense, hut tho
upkeep that counts-.
PATTERSON
of Eola Polk County
Republican Candidate
For
GOVERNOR
Reduce taxes by reducing cost of
Government.
Place penitentiary under Board of
Control. .Make Board of Control
the 1-arole Hoard; fewer par
dons. Knforcement of Prohibition by of
ficials who believe tn enforcing
the law.
Hasten construction of Roosevelt
Highway.
Adequate provision for retiring
bouds. Issue no tax free bonds.
Fish and Game Commission func
tion for people and not as
political machines.
Play fair with ex-eervice men.
Maintain high standard of public
schools and Institutions of high
er learning.
I do not believe in taking on
political power from ths Indl-
vlttual voter.
No discount on tha taxpayer's
dollar.
(Paid Advertisement)
Ore. State Kdllorlal Association.
, lint E. Moss, Secretary.
Oregon City, Oregon.
Rqvs Mear. Oar
On of tht.'iiitnt;iniliiii inenihers of
'he, I'lirnell varnlly erew tills leusuti
in M. I. ' iiriiiin,ilnre AiHlnrsuti.
AiHlei-iin Is Nil A -mil pulin - mean
nir 'hev sav -. Cornell, bv Uiv vvie
lituks tin- i u-tniiini! ,-anii:iiun on t.
,v:l,-r ,-llh llie. .luilllill I'titlullkeeps,
eiratij atanilltiu out as Hie tji,
iik; ki'sinkss acks
NIJW YORK Tho aces of big I
business: first, I nlled States 'Steel !
with gross business last . year of
l.4llli.r,nr,.lr,; second Slandard
nil of New Jersey $ 1. 1 22.0 S2.ll I II:
third General Motors, $734,592,000.
Is It Right?
Ton clmolc up on your watch
every Utile while lo make
Hiiro tt is keeping iroori time.
Cheek up on your Inaurunro
the Hume' way. Hon Unit your
polleiett are ki'cpiiiK a full
and accurate, measure of
what you .stand to lo.se, Sec
what your indemnity In real
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MV Willi' INilicies Itlfilil."
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La Grande Team Not;
In OregonSan Snoot
l.t Grande will not be represent,
ed in the fin"1 "hot-f of the
ed in til" li"!' un""'--"
HivBOiiiiin's stale telegraphic-lour-niinn
nl. according to (?. B. lin.K""
t
niiiin-nt
i... w.reinrv of the
Wing, Kin
i,- iroot club. Althouich tho
liienl nlniroils never dropped
be
i elelilh nlaie all season
and
wre steuililr Iniprovlng their aim.
the ht;rh five will not bo 'o Port
land, three of llielr llllllilier being
illiul'ile to have town tills week
end. the secretary explains.
Eklund Wins Match
From Bruce Noland
' MAKSHI-IKId). Ore.. Jlay 15.
(AP) I'lurence- Kklund. with ills
iducali-il legs, won Iwo out of three
fulls from llrurc Nolund or Marsh
field In a wrestling iiialeh last
night.
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Boise Wins in Moscow '
State Track, Field Meet
: wourow ap Hoiso hi8(
school won ihu Iiluho state track
amr field nient hero piling up s
points for a flw-potnt margin ovc
Cooding. i
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