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Thursday. June 7, J928 ,
BEAVERS NOSE
Rpokie Tops Batters in American
8,-N. H. .(', Hawaiian nlffhta;. 10.
roneort. ' y -t'
KFHf! Hiin Kraneisco (f.'H.Srn
CCO) ke 8,' Hudes in musie;. 0, con
cert: 10 to 12, 'dance musie.', t ,
KOA Bpodane (2tltl.7m-l WOJic).
II to 12, music. ' .
Kt'Oy-ttan'. )'ianclco ; (4'2s'3m
Tieke) 8, N. II. (!.:,", prottraiu; 10
to 12, dance tniiHic. ' - ' .
KYA- Ban I'Vanclsco 362.7m
8601(c) 8, Catholic" jiroKTain; ti.
trio: 10 orchestra. ' r. .
KHQ Spokane : (370.2m'-8IOkc)
8,;. H. ('.; 10 to 10:30, voral con
)w) 8, jirOKram; lo;to, li orchea-
Itra. : " j .
KGW rortland"' 49tm-ei0kc
;t. S. It. .: , concert; 0:30. N. H.
(; 10,. concert; 10:30 to- l,4Moot
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I KEX Portland , 277.6m-10S0kc)
18, atudlo prPKram; 9. accuarto pro
jKrainr 1" to.J2; daice uitialc.
romi
OUT ANGEL NINE
Remain in Cellar, How
i flies, mosmitoes.
. , ever, Due to Indians
.Win over Seals
Pacific CW Irf'lltftH KlHIllUllUH
tr angler Lewis ,
Wins From' Duigiiid
tvafltes&tnofhs.lice ; V
and many oilier insects :.i
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7:30.. sti-lnif orehestra:. H:i. studio
program; 10 to 11,' dance inusfe.
KUO Oaliland -(384.4m-7Soko)
'world's , hea1'welglit 'wrestling
'ehapiplon, ' lieat" Wallace l)ulKuid,
!r'nnadfan champion, with a head
jlock In 134' minutes ' lu-re last
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Another Occident..! product, l.cn
jlaaerot, en me into the Heavers
4-3 win over Los Angeles. Tho
yotintc short Mop hundcd 8 chnnces
without a. bobble nnd some of his
stops pulled Kd Tomlln out of
tough spots, 1'ortlnnd scored nil
her runs In tho second, when hn
. drovu Unborn off tho hill. Hnt
- tcrlcs: Osborn, l.'nnnlnghiiin, Peters
nnd Hundbcrir: Toinlin und Aln-
Hmlth,
ItQHsler's single with tho bases
full In tiio ninth' broke up a neat
pltehcra battle between Diimavloh
nnd McCiiho und gitvn Hollywood
unothcr 3-2. decision over tho Oak
Inndcrs. Jly their triumph the
Hi am moved buck Into ft tie for
tint, nlnoo with Han Francisco.
HutterJcs: Duniovteh and l.oni
' hard I i McCube nnd Hassler.
: Muklng hU fir hi Blurt in a M In
ula ri . uniform, the veteran Horry
Krauso, traded by the OnkH be-
ran so ho wah "through blunked
Hacto with five hits to give the
Mission u 8-0 win, tho secoVid
straight. Htirft drove one out of
. tho lotH. Hnltei'les; Kulllo, Htnglc-
ton -Mind . Kochlcr;,; Ki'iiimu und
Whitney, ..,. : , . v,
'A 6-1 lend hriuWd In tho early,
Innings wits loo munh for the Heuls
to' overcome... ulfhough Huher
arpashod a holier with two men on j
In the ninth, and the rejuvennted:
Indians, chalked up -unothcr win
v ovci; Han, Francisco , 5-4. Hud
. TeuchQUt,. thf former Occidental
itar, had t.hq hoiiIh well under conr
trol until Hdhor'fl Jjinner, and wan'
nhle to stave off further dnmaire.
nfterthat. HutterleR: May. Moudy, i
and VnrKUHi Touchout nnd I'arker.
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Tho Nattonul leayuo Tape was
a bit tlKhter today us tho rcHiilt
6f a let-up In Inclement wcuthor.
Itrooklyn enjoyed n.rine ImttlnK
afternoon aKnliiHt Hay Koelp, Carl
Mays,. und Jim Kdwnrdn an DoukIiih
McWeeney turned bark Cincinnati's
forceg for teven Innings. Homathtiifc
erarked In McWeenVy's service at
this point, nnd the Heds plied up
five purely decorative runs 1n tow
InnliiRs as Hube Khrhnrdt rushed
to the rescue.
Tho acoro woe 8-6. ,
The fiKhtlntr Cardinals nri
thankful for whatever success they
ran reKltnr on the field, hut they
ifrn able to take only slight com
fort frpm their ll-tl victory over
the Giants uuhe l'olo ffrouiuls yes
terday. Mck'echule's men rallied
Raimdy to win, but the ahowlntr of
Orover Cleveland Aleander In the
first two InnliiKH convinced tb'"
baseball sharps that the veteran
rlKht hander will Im useelss to tho
Ht. I.ouls clubs for n few weeliH
more nt the least acount A lev's
noro elbow.
Tho Cubs Improved their posi
tion somewhat by defeat Inir tho
I'hllH 6-3. but Joe McCarthy. In
panto as the homo learn he win to
lilt In the seventh, used up Ma
lonn, MitMh. and Junes In tuinlnK'
In the victory.
Herb I'ennock oblnlneil revenRO
nKnlnst th Indians for the kuiiio
they won from him at tho Yankee
stadium lust month. He clicked
off his ninth victory of the neason
8-3 as (boiHe I 'hi took another
bentttiff.
Howard Khtnke and Kddle Hom
ni"l or the Athletics failed to halt
the younn sIukkcis of Han How.
ley's who won 6-2 behind the wood
pitching of Ham C.rny.
Mickey Walker To
Fight Lomski Soon
NKW YOHK, June 7 (AD
Mlckcy Walker. winlds inidille.
weight rhamplun. wit I nw.-t I.eo
Lomski, the Aberdeen iikmi hmi n In
a ten round match at Kbbi-ts fbid.
Itrooklyn. July 14. Hubert .1. I'u
Ky announced today. Th match,
a non-titln ntiiilr since t.oiu.sUI In a
llfrht htavyweiKht waa Muneitoned
by the New York state athletic
comniiHttinn 111 ovhled Walker
agreeil to come In at his own class
built oMii'j pounds.
The hest recruit for the army
is u married man, nays n recruit
biHT officer. 1'robnbly because he
knows how to mlml.
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The huslb'r Nometlmca comes to
Krief, but that is better thnn wait
liiy lor it to ovcituko himt
i f. rookle' "!' " reil liPtirtcd, rrcckle fucod, liawloKRod rookie Is
J-.ilo nanien, WashliiKton oiitllcldor, but lie showed tho way" to Amer
JCI.R, MdKue.l.nttem iliinnit mo month or Miiy liy ksepluK IHh ImtlliiK
mrK un around .400,,. Jlurnes In uiioIIkt llnlvcralty of Aluhaiim prod
.. .ttn. . H " fo?,,m11 Mttr tera fr tr yours, cnptiilnlnit tho team
that tied Stanfoi-a in 1U20 at Pasadena. He's proving one ol the sen
.. eatlona vt, tho year.
U.S. MAY BREAK
SPEAR MONOPOLY
Kuck and Rinehart Amer
ica's Hopes to Win in v
V ' v m Javelin Event .
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12 I). I.ettuiilMK Hw'd'n 1 S : 1 11 4-6
'12 Mtlffht und left hand)
J. HiturlKtn. Klnlnnd
2( .11 Myynit K'nl'nd ifl I r. : n ;
'24 J. Myyia, C'lil'iid .2ua:4 trJit
01yiiliptt,,;i'i'(oVd. WinUrflji-eo-orl,
liewt luiin). 2 IS' foot, il7M
InrlWH, liy ,tiit rom, Hwe-len.
Moth ImiidH, -374 font,
IjWiImh, by Jluekner, Hwotlejj.
. IVr Alan J. ;onhl - .
( AsMncluteir l're8 Hporl'KlM or).
NKW VOUK (AI')Tlle pendu
lum In uthlettcu Ktilken n pretty
fair averatfe on the whole, but it
has bedi HWliiKltW all one way In
Olympic javelin tostiinfr.
)
1 Hlnci the speur-tOHHlnff.f'Vent vas
ndded' to Jlie, Intermit lon'ifl -itiee In
1 lion the-title hasn't sttnynd rimn
(ho HeanUyutvhin eclor; f T-he
world's records arn held by the
Hwodca, and Mie American rendrd
until reneutly was held by a l-'lnn,
Jonnt Myyrn, who has won the last
two Olympic ehamplnnBlilps.
Hut' tho tide has been shining;
America may break this monopoly
at Amsterdam, especially If either
Mlliner Hlnehart, or Indiana, or
John Kuck. or Kansas 11 ml l,os An
geles happens to be In form. Kuck
perhnpH Is best known as it shot-,
pmter, having shattered the l!-yeur-uld
world's record at. least
once tills seo nop with I he 1ft. pound
Iron ball. Hut John also tosnes u
mean spear.
The' world's record Is a llltle
over 21S feet, but Kuck has. been
credited ..with hurting the stecb
tipped Implement over 230 reel In
practice. His hest competitive
mark Is around 216 feet. Hlnehart,
Wentern. Conference champion, has
done 216 feet 4 Indies this sprint,
for a new American record. If
duplicated at Amsterdam this prob
ably would be good enough to win.
The AmerlctiiiK have been Im
proving steadily in javelin lousing,
us eumpetltion In it has spread, it
was tgnnred by the Yankees In the
Mirly days or Olympic competition.
Just as the foreign talent decided
the hammer wasn't worth bother
ing with. K wivs not taken up by
Hie college until 1952. The Scan
dinavians, especially the Swedes,
had little or no opposition in this
Olympics until after the war. In
the lit 12 games at Stockholm not
an American competed In the Jave
lin, so 17 Scandinavians had It out
w It h three Hermans, one Itusslan
and a Hunaarlnn.
i:ighl years later, at Antwerp,
the Finns hud their turn and took
tin first four places, all with record-breaking
performances, whit
the best the Americans could do
wus take seventh and ninth posi
tions, KtiKetlv Oberst of Noire
Maine and U-e Priester of the Mis.
MKMippI Aggies put the t'. H. A. in
t he scoring coin inn for the first
time In IH24. ut 1'arls.' by tinlhlng
third ami fifth. One ur two ad
ditional moves up the ladder will
produce an American champion.
Kuck and KtmMiart seem to tie
hettd a tit shoulders above t he
American field, fieth 1 linen, tho
Trxusj youth now at lieorgeloun.
has won the 1. C. A, A. A. A. title
wo successive years, each time
with 0 mark above l'ho reel. ;nnl
should make tho team. On the
same day that I Mites wan doing 2"
feel. Hi Inches. Kin. 'hurt hurled (he
Javelin sen rvt, ti. Miches- pt Kvnn
ston. 111., but the Indiana hi nr. it
win plabieil, wssMi(tfrln): fjouf
a sore urin. 1 - U . ..
Other candidates for Olympic
berths, when tin. time rolls uimnul
: .J
EMILE
BARNES
for tho riunl trialH. may Include Hill
Hjnulintf and I.eo Jvlbtiy, of Htan
ford, ('luirlen Harlow, I!i27 nation
al champion from the Hollywood
A. O.;-Herman of Southern Metho
dlMt', , ItohlhHnn of Alabama- 1'oly,
( II 0HI1W1 y ur l.oulHianu Hutos and
AndiHon of Georgia.
The Hehoplboy Bonwitlon In jave
lin run Itt Is youn- Oraydon of l.it
t!o Hock, ArliunwiH, IiIkIi. 'with a
mark or 2i5 feet, 6 I ne lies to lilj,
t ry lit. Me will make the Olympic;
team if he can do anyt IUiik like
j that citp.slatcntly, ,
j' Myyni, who Iih moved to this
I country - from I'Mnhtnd and been
coinifcteil with the Olympic club,
H'iu hranclro, may not defend his
titled bill the l-'lnns and Hwedes
will be there In force, led by the
world'i: v record holder, Gunnur
I JnclHtrnm. It only a short hop
from Kbn'kholm or HelHliiKforH to
AUHterdiiin, no tljjii , the,. Hcandl
ha'vian wtarH Hlin'uld have no' troll
,ble lieejiliiK their I'oiiu.
Gene Tunney To
Fight Heeney In
New York July 26
Ni:V. YOUK, Juno 7 (AD Tex
, XleUnrd todny Inforniod the Ni'w
York, wtnto nllilotir onrunilHslon thtit
Cierm Tituney would dcfontl Ills
lii'iivyweluht fhtiunrlmishtn niralnst
loin ilieny u( the Yankee stadium
here July L'i;. 1
VK IIAVK ST!tTi:i) TOWAHOS
Till-: POOK FAHM
A Cm hum1 nut. hi that dlrivtbin
called up tblH nioi'iiliig unit wanted
some tluint luiniK'i anil we iiskcd
blni wbcre lie lived and be said nut
iby the hhh farni. We told him
that would be cnv to riiura.s we
flirt iilrcmlv bcadiil tluit itliectloii.
iWc hope thai limner WIImiii rulscH
in ibrirty uaiilen and lluit bU teees
will maket 11 trcmciidoiiH growih,
j . W e eHt't to sinri iiInmiI iumhi
today oxer in t'nlim lo mv the fat
lifHis, If 1 can find n cow fattar
jthan 1 ant I think I bad heller tlo
o. bine rlblMiii on her. Then tbciiy
will be fat law and long k I
.boi'M and rhlcl.cu vtiih piviiy tnl
!rtaihci-C' lU'.-hlcw then will be hnj
'loont blown up and huicil and if
j 1 get much falter I am liable 11U0
lo bust, I wonder If a fellow could
j get loo fat. Ho )oii MipHiM be
tmld'.
j Wo haie anoibcr hirye shipment
iif liii'Htil tdl iitinlng lit (hi morn.
, big. Itcblcs we sbiiHtl out an or
tier of .Monarch talut In Ikiker.
i Oregon, iiihI we ittvlvttl through
Dm mall our new telephone tlltvc-
(ory. When on gel yours leof
'over kis ilic C4nlcr of tbe liook
nnd three you will iHiiobl jour new
represent Jitlvo,
; noibcr nut u wtntH to work In
tbe hay Held.
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