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EASTERN TEAMS
WIN ON FRIDAY
; Wolgast Wins From
Pasadena Slugger
Portland Wins
Series In First
Four Contests
By the Afsoclotfil I'rwts
Portland made It four straight .
frcm Seattle by wlnpJng lost night, '
3 tc 1. Mulls' six hit pitching and
two first base Seattle errors won for
Portland, which made Its runs off :
; Peuther In. the seventh. j
I Hollywood's second period drive
j today had found one of Its major,
: obstacles In San Francisco's Seals, ;
1 who held a three to one margin In
the week's scales, and were only one j
' gam:.' behind the stars In standings.
Ban Francisco took sole command
; cf second place last night by knock
ing veteran Emll Yde out of the box
ir the sixth Inning to take the game
7 to 3.. Turpln hurled for the win-;
- ncro. !
The Missions and Los Angeles '
found themselves In a third place tie
ts a result of the Reds' 13 to 11 win
yesterday. Four pitchers worked on
i each side, as the Angels lost out In
the Reds' fire run eighth inning at- 1
' tac':. :
Sacramento took Its third of tho
Ecrles last night, 5 to 4. Devivleros' .
tenth Inning error allowed the win
JARDINE AND HIS FUTURE BRIDE
by Western Clubs.
HOLLYWOOD, Cal.. 'Aug. 0 (,T
Midget Wolgast, recognized In Perm- Pi,.3 tally to get In. ruining the day
syivunm unu new xui u me wu.iu a . fc.- Dagua, and giving t'lyiin lho vlc-
rnrio TWpnf T?vavp5 f or ' "'we'Kht boxing champion, today tory.
lUns UeiCdL Olttves xui nad Iurtnered his drive to obtain a t Portland' R. H. E.
Onlv uame saivaeea ,'p rat'n m tms sii,tc ""-"sn vir- settle i ,o 3
J , , tue of his casv ten round victory last Tn-tinH a. i i
night over Canto Roblcto, Pasadena. . p.cuther and Borreiml; Malls and
iCal.. slugger. PnIm.
nv Orlo Itoliertson . Dancing about beautifully. Wolgast A. Oakland: R. T. E.
(Associated Press Sports Writer) (so far outclassed his opponent that Sacramento 6 9 0
Another east-west warfare Is on in the fans booed the fight at times. Oakland 4 10 2
full blast In the major leagues and Roblcto was willing to come to close Fiynn and Wins; Daglla and Rlc-
lf the opening days results are any quarters and slug It out. but his cl (Ten innings). j
At Lcs Angeles: k. h. e.
Fan Francisco :. 7 12 0
Hollywood 3 0 2
Turpln and Gtiston; Yde, Bliel-
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NIGHT GOLF
ON TRIAL IN
COURT TODAY
CHICAGO, Aug, 9 Pi Golf, as it
l played at 3 o'clock in the morn
Ing. is on trial in Chicago.
The test case, which may more or
less decide the fate of many a cornel-
lot putting course, is being heard
ir. municipal court and involves com
plaints of management and guests at
an apartment against the Tom
Thumb course across the street. The
charge is disorderly conduct and dis
turbing the peace.
Testimony yesterday was to the
effect sleep has become almost Im
possible since the midget golf course
was put in: boisterous parties play
under the floodlights at nil hours of
tho night. Witnesses said the play-err-
shout when they make good shots
and howl when they make bad ones.
In between times they cheer for
Eomcbody else.
LMIMSH POLO-TEAM SAILS
rritarinn thon the eastern clubs are clever opponent had other. Ideas
due to see their percentage column Rohleto took considerable of a
rise several notches. pounding through moat of the fight.
Ten games were played In the in- although he didn't appear to be hurt
ter-sectlonal comDat yesieraay wiui
the western teams able to salvage round.
onlv one of the conflicts. The Chi-
A.isnct filed I'raaa t' lint a
William Jardine, Jr., eon of the former secretary of agriculture,
and his fiancee. Katherine Lowman, daughter of the assistant secre
tary of the treasury, are shown at a Washington airport before taking
yfl on a short flight.
Wolgast got every ennnck and severcld
Ai Sar. Francisco
BUDDIES GREET AIR DERBY LEADER
cago Cubs kept their section of the!-Tt r. frkllina Jo
country from being completely white itfuaJV XsVlltito lo
washed by defeating the Boston
Braves 6 to I. 'Home, runs by Clar
' enco Blair and, Charley Orlmm
rnuniprf i with' ' effective nltchlne bv !
Guy Busn gave tne cnampjons me. junior ihiijmi' i" 0 . T n-tr t7ff T
,'game. Boston's single run was the, taken away from the 'Chicago to at. OiUiS VJl yVxJxJU
result of Walter Bcrgers twenty- ixiuis, uy rcuneaaeu unitntu iwiuu
eighth homo run. Collins.
Keeping pace "wlttt 'the champions, j Playing n steady game. Rollins yep
I the Washington Senators came from ; tcrday walloped Bill Chambers of
I behind to defeat tho Cleveland In- j Chicago,' 6 tend 4. in the UG-hole final
idians 6 ta4.". .! ' . ;?y . nt Flonsmoor. Collins got out In
1 George Pipgras and Harry Rice put front at the end of nine holes of the
'together some effective hurling and, morning round and never was tn
! batting, respectively, to give the danger.
Yankees a 6 to 8 decision over the
Browns. . Pipgras held the Browns
; hltless for five Innings and then gave
only five while Rice accounted for
three runs with a Blngle, home run
'and base on balls,
f Tho Red Sox, aided by six run
, rally in the first Inning, defeated
: Detroit 8 to 6 to break the Tigers
' six-game winning streak.
With Babo Herman smacking tho
ball for two home runs, a doublo and
a single In four times at bat, and
. Glen Wright and Jake Flowers add
ing a pair of circuit drives, the
league lending Robins easily downed
tho St. Louis Cardinals 11 to .
liiuilin ifiiiii ini-nriutrrn
The Giants gained a half-game on
. tho Cubs nndrRobtns when they wore
1 called onJ!to;lhlriyttho Pirates-twice
' and won both, the first 0 to 1 and
- tho second 7 to 2. Lloyd -Wancr ctfJ
pcricnccd his best day at bat since
f returning to tho game, getting four :
hits In five times at bat In tho first :
Junior Golf Winner
i CHICAGO; Aug. 0 MP) The west'ocn
R. H. E.
Lcs Angeles 11 0 2
Baccht. Horn, Feters.etaoinuupnup
Missions - 13 IB 2
' Baccht, Horn, Peters. Oablcr and
Hannah. Skiff: T. Plllctto,. Douglas,
' Nelson.. Darrough and Brcnzel. ;
KI'KAKS l.ICKNNIil)
PORTLAND. Aug. 0 Ml Dr. Clar
onco W. Spears, football coach and
head of the physical education de
partment at the University a'. Oregon
WINS MEADOW
CLlllll'lTLE
SOUTHAMPTON. N. Y., Aug.' 9 (fl
Continuing his sensational winning
streak; Sidney B. Wood Jr., of New
York, defeated Wllmer Allison, of
Austin, Texas, Davis cup star. In the
Una1 round of the Meadow club's in
vitation tennis tournament today,
the- scores of their five 'set battle
were 3-0. 0-3, 2-0, 0-2, 0-4.
today pleased a license to prnc- , J j nf n j .Cyjo Pnr
tlco medicine in Oregon. The license MJipiVtl I Ul
was granted by reciprocity of Wei . AmPYlCa TomOYrOW
Virginia,
As Dr. Sprars was a newcomer In ' '
Oropon. It was nccesdnry for him to LONDON, Aug. 0 Sir Thomas
' appear before board of examiners for ! Llpton, recovered from his slight in
. nv Interview j dlepooitlon and more hopeful than
, " . , ever of-lifting .the America's clip,
i JOK WOODS WINN i i H'il1. snll envly toinorrow ' for the
i.. .it l United States aboard the. Lo via than.
LOr. ANCIKLES. Cal.. Aug. 0 ml i : "I'm bringing, tho cup back with
Ijon Woods. Los Angeles heavyweight mo.": he .announced with, a laugh that
A initialed Prtst Ptiolo
Lee Gohlljach (centor) being welcomed at Los Angeles after he had
Bet his tiny plane down In leading tho National Air Derby. Lt. J. G.
Hopklns-(left) and Lt. I. A. Woodrlng (right) me:t tholr former ..
student.
AnfOles hcavvwclKht mo. :!wJ."""Ulcea wiiu.a ihuku vuai. to - , ' n 1 ! i '
made I short :worU lot Tony Star. Sin !B.ccml tq,liave..nora;C.on(ldeu;.o than IVIanV TO riXfllnlT.
blcgo. Hero last night, knocking thol inoroiUwnor pelUnd.lt.,,,., ,.,, "'v" , uuw ,
i At bth Annual
liiUov- out In 34 seconds with t
solid rights behind tho ear,
irural visitors who will take advant
jngo of the weekend to attend, the
.fair for tho first time, j
NACIONAMNTA. Ol TI'OINTIIO
tv encounter but did not nlav in the
r'secnnd,;.;.,,..,, ...J,.HONCVW.A
i Freddie Brlckell. a recent acciulsl- Jackson. Stvn Francisco ii'jki-o. out-
..tlon from the Pirates played" a lead- . pointed Younfr 'Nnclbna'fliUa, "I'Mdpl'no
rJn(5 part In tlie-Phlllles 8 to 8 triumph boxer, In a tc:i. rounti bout hero last I
' over theBn&&. -allov former Pirate ' night. . Jckson weighed I'J'J . pounds
singled and tripled In five times at and Nnclonallsta 121. - ; J
." Dai ana made a Drilllant long run-i J Jiuitltn CDlltullis nnii'li aluminum
ThoMtlllimIMl-TOUbl Bluff,"Ja.w-'ha'
with Chicago, whipping the Whlto : Jensen. Council Bluffs, national ' J"'"10 u"" ""'' "Ml Ijccoiiib ll lcn.il-
TBix 6 to 1 and 4 to 1 In a double-: rpclllng champion. lK nrniluror of llila molnK j
header and thereby Increasing their -
Woalth for Italy',- ' 1 : ' i
ItiiiR.'niiHiifiij :V.jiat jijppoiills o(
nick of vilt'iinlc' wlglii . on tho
6lpt!S,of.ior UXtlllt'll vil:iui(-Hi At
'llHio1,:thls',.i'ot'k. allau -leueltoi
wns' ite8f)b!cl mm UKlni,'' hut . tha
worlf. of 'n urHtlnulHliL'd' chomislj
I'.nniii 'Olnri Allnn'to. lllimc. turnod
It lnlo"'Viiliinllln ' nmlcrlnls."" Tlio
Fair at Salem 1
HAMBURG, Germany Hans
Schoenrath knocked .out ' Ludwlg
mann, Gorman hea'ywelBht
champion, (1), champ-lohshtp.
i SALEM, Ore., Aug. 0 (Special)
Prom Canatlib to Texas and from -the
LONDON, Aug. 9 PI Six men who
hope to bring back to England from
America the - Westchester polo cup
after the International matches in
September left here today. They sail
'rem Southampton later today aboard
the Acquatania.
The six men are Captain Tremayne,
Louis Lacey, Pat R-oark. Aldan Roark.
George and Guinness. Captain Tre
mayno told the Associated Press Brit
ish chances for recovering the cup
"are very good indeed, our team is
the best available and will be well
mounted."
Gerald Balding, seventh member
of the British team, sailed on the
Mauretania August 2.
two cities, tho right to clnlm the
22-year-old golf professional as a
"home-town product" going with the
victor. Joplln's club-wlelders wal
loped the Springfield boys and now
all Is quiet along the Missouri river.
No one has had any doubts that
Smith Is from Missouri even though
his rise in the golf world has been
such as to gain him a big-money Job
with the exclusive Cragston Yacht
and Country club of New York.
Springfield, where Horton was reared
and where his parents now live; and
Joplln. whence he first sprang to na
tional fame, attended to that.
Springfield has lost the decision
for 1030, but no doubt Its golfers
already aro talking about next year
and revenge. .
Walto Hoyt. now a Detroit Tiger,
was the last of the famous Yankee
right-handers of tho 1921-23 cham
pionship era to leave the Big Town.
Sam Jones Is now with Washington.
Carl Mays has been submarining for
the Portland Ducks of the Pacific
Coast leaguo and Bullet Joe Bush
Is managing-pitching for Allentown
In the Eastern league. Bob Shawkey
departed, so far as mound duty was
concerned,- but returned this year as
head man.
STWIiMNG STAHTS HOME
LONDON. Aug. 0 ) Young Strib
llng. American boxer, left London to
day for his Georgia home and a holi
day. All he would say was "I had a
good time. The British public are
great and I hate to go home." .
" SPM N&PIELD
Sport Slants
ny. Ainu J. Omilrt
(Associated Press Sports Editor)
"If I were picking an allf-star Na
tional league team on the. basis of
tho season's play so fnr," writes Cul
lcn Cain, from his conning tower on
John Arnold Hcydler's gallant craft,
"the following would be my unhesi
tating choice:
, Pitchers Collins, Phillies; Malone,
Cubs: Walker, Giants; Clark, Robins.
Catchers Lopez, Robins; Hogan,
Giants.
First base Bill Terry, Giants.
Second base Frank Frisch, Car
dinals. Third base Freddy Lindstrom,
Giants.
Shortstop Charley Gclbert, Car
dinals. Left field Adam Comorosky, Pi
rates. Center field Hack Wilson. Cubs.
Right field Chuck Klein, Phillies.
"Honorable mention Ipr those com
ing close to earning places in such a
lineup should go to Cuyler, Critz,
Jackson'. 1 Lucas Kremer, Scibold,
Vance, Paul Waner, Ott Herman,
Whltncv, Traynor, O'Farrell 1 and
Wright." " '
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lead In tho American league another ;
nan game, boo urc-vo mmg up nis ;
eighteenth victoryjaa ; At, Slmmonn
and Jimmy Dykes ' drove ,'oyt homo i
runs. Shores .bested Tc'd Lyons tn -the
last game, letting the Hoso down ,
with threo hits.'. -
'AGED PRINCESS AND HER SUITOR I
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NEW
FALL
STETSONS
In all the
new shades
and shapes.
CHICAGOMarshall (Gary) Leach, '
rinrtr Tnrl nnlnnlnfnrl If fl UVittn
Mississippi river to the Pacific coast, , ChaBOi '10); EMie Ran, ' Poland,' i
t.,vi.a iii iuw mcmiAAi 'outpointed Herb Peterson, Chicago,
ing into tho .rogltitration bureau of in: ...
tho GDth Oregon state fair to be held (1U'' . , - ' !.
hero September to 38, advance WINSTON SALEM, N. C. Jock
lists revealed this week. , nrnau phiiinhin hwwoiht
. IlUunlH, Wisconsin, Texas, Calif- knocked out Jack League, San An
..ornia, Montana, Washington, Oregon, ' tonto, (10).
and several Canadian provinces are to j , i
be unusually well represented, pros- ; i
out records Hhow, with lato applicants : i
from other atutcs certain to swell still j
further the long list of competitors ; MJCQglltZ
for the. 8B0.O0O in premiums and U
ptirseH. and tho $17,000 up for the otCtFtUlflffS
horso races. , ,
Horse show entries aro showing nn
except ionally lnrgc gain, according
to A. P. Fleming, manager of this
division. New stables listed thus far
, ' If Professor Cain Was seeking an
argument and he 'probably-Wasn't, he
ilndodbtedly' could locate one' easily
by tagging hn'y metropolitan -fan ''and
pointing oiit the1 nomination of Gcl
bert for short's too1 in place of either
Travis Packsorr or Glenn Wright:''
So faf as Now York City is con
cerned, thd only argument at all is
whether' Jackson ' is "better "than
Wright,' or'vlce versa. The answer
depends on which side of Brooklyn
bridge one resides.- " -;
1 "GelberV young- and faBt,' unques
tionably has improved; but it would
seem he has still some distance to
go before being as; Valuable, at bat
or afield,' as the stars of the Giants
and Robins.
What
tire economy
really means
"Economy" doesn't mean buying cheap tires.
Time, you may save a dollar or two on the first
cost, but suppose a dealer does offer you tires at
less than the price of the standard, makes ? It
stands to reason that's all they are worth.
You can come in here, pay a fair price for a Kelly- ,
Springfied (no more than you would pay for any
other reputable make) and get the quality product
of the tire industry. - When the "price buyers"
second set of tires is wear ing out, you are still
turning in cost-cutting miles on your Kellys.
Which is the real economy? '
If you are not already using Kellys, get acquaint
ed with us; wo .can show you what "tire economy"
. really moans. ., - .
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"GARR- FURNITURE
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Warehouse Distributors of K.fl. Tires
Uy the Associated Press
COAST LiwUiu:
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include those of Charles E. Shrlner, Hollywood 10
Monroe. Wise; Scripps-Meanley. San ; S.m Francisco IB
Dlrgo, Cal.; Adohr Stock Farms, Los j Los Angeles 14
Angeles, unci George Peak, Winches- ! Missions 15
ter. 111. j Oaklnnd 11
l Included in the Portland entries Sacramento IX
for the horse show are A. C. Ruby,
; Portland 10
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Priritc&B Amcucc uc Brogue (center;, agoa 73, ana Dun Luis nc
Gourbon, nged 42, disowned cousin of King Alfonso of Spa'in and son
of the Infanta Eulalia, whom she seeks to marry The princess' fnm.
My opposed the marriage and asked through the French tribunal of
the Seine that a nuardlan be appointed for her.
L. Ii. DiinkH. Anion M. Frnnk. mid ' H
tho Carnntlon Products compnny.
Horso show. JudOH named this work
Includo J. F. Onrrlson ot Dcs Moines, -Iowa,
nnd Jnmes Watson of Cinnges, i
13. C. j
Rhccb are nttractlnR unusual In
terest with scores of the finest
horses In the west imd north entered
for the stake and class events on the I
new hulr-mllc oval. nccordlllK to. Mrs. '
Elli 8. Wilson, secretary of the state
fair board. Twenty of the record list j
of entrnlits for the $2,600 prize In
each of three stnke races are to come I
from Oregon's own stables, with many j
mere also entered In the class events. J
t Much favorable comment lias been i
drawn by the addition of tho extra ;
clay to this year's exposlllun, and :
Sunday. September 2R, Is expected to :
be n banner day for thousands of
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Chicago 02 44
New YOrk 00 40
St. Louis 63 02
Pittsburgh SO 64
Boston -...60 57
Muclnnatl 44 57
Philadelphia 35 00
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Philadelphia 75 37
Washington 65 43
New York 65 48
Cleveland 50 54
Detroit . 54 57
Chicago 44 65
St. Louis 44 67
Boston 38 72
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For the time being the momentous
.question of '.vliotUor Joplln or Spring
Held, Missouri, has the greater claim
upor. Horton Smith has been settled
in favor of Joplln. It was all fair,
cpen and above-board.
Horton himself donated a cup for
competition between golfers of the
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