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HAYWARD AND CODY
the girls" prize went to Ockley Green, J SjB
r
wnose lair athletes ran up a total ol
IS points.
The preliminaries of the high Jump
were staged in the four school sec
tions on Wednesday with the thre
The Way to Bring
Down Is to Go
After Them
Prices
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qualifying- lumpers from each section
in each of the four classes meeting
yesterday In the finals on Multnomah
Amateur Athletic club field-
The summary of the events yester-
ay rouows:
High Jump. Blrls under 4 feet 9 Inches
Glen Clark. Peninsula, first; Lau Verne
Carr, Ockley Green, second: Corrinne
Thompson, Kernf, and Josephine Price,
Richmond, tied tor third. Height, 3 feet
inches.
Girls, open Ethel Jackson, Eliot, first:
Francejean Errlngton, Richmond, second:
Annabel Berir. Woodlawn, third; Rose
Mears. Highland, and Mary Copeland.
Olympic Honors Sought
Local Experts.
for
NAMES ARE SENT EAST
T1TE MORNING OREGONIAN, FRIDAY, JUNE 11, 1920
MAY COACH CHIPS
Record of "oted Oregon Producers
of Winning Athletes Found
High in Sporldom.
Bill Wayward, athletic director at
the University of Oregon and Jack
Cody, swimming instructor of the
Multnomah Amateur Athletic club.
have been recommended by T. Morris
Dunne, northwest representative of
the American Olympic games com
mittee, as coaches of the American
track men and divers who will rep
resent this country In the Olympic
games at Antwerp this summer. Mr.
Iiunne, who has charge of recom
mending the selection of coaches as
well as the athletes from the north
west for the Olympic team, forwarded
his Indorsement of the two men last
night to the executive committee at
New York. Recommendations from
other representatives of various sec
tions of the American Amateur Ath
letic Union throughout the country
will be made to the central com
mittee at New York within the next
week and then the final selection of
coaches for the various branches of j
sport in which the athletes of this
country will compete will be made.
I.oeal Ceaekes Have Record.
The two men Indorsed by Dunne
have an excellent chance of being
selected as coaches in their line of
sports, as both are nationally known
for their ability in turning out star
performers on the track and field
and on the spring board. Hayward
Is recognized as one of the greatest
trainers and track coaches in the
country and his experience gained at
the last Olympic games, held In 1912,
gives him an edge over the other
aspirants for the job. During the
several years that he has been at the
University of Oregon Hayward has
turned out several champions on both
the cinder path and on the field.
As a coach of diving Cpdy has few
equals in this country and in his
recommendation Mr. Dunne stated
that he considered the local man to be
the best in this particular line of
aquatic sports. During the time that
he has been at the Multnomah club
Cody is credited with having turned
out three national champions Mrs.
Constance Myers Dressier, former
women's national fancy diving cham
pion; Louis "Happy" Kuehn, Junior
national champion and Miss Thelma
Payne, present holder of the women's
national fancy diving title. This trio
of spring board artists will enter the
Pacific coast Olympic tryouts to be
held in San Francisco this month.
Athletes to Be Chosen Later.
The selection of athletes to be sent
east by Dunne will not be made until
after the far-western trials, which
will be held in Pasadena on June 26.
The executive committee which will
have the final say in the selection of
all athletes for the American team
will hold its first meeting in New
York on July 6 at which time the
recommendations made In such
branches of sports in which tryouts
have been held between now and
that date will be considered. The
next meeting of the committee will
be held July 14 at New York and
will be for the purpose of making
the selection of the men's swimming
team. The finals for the men swim
mers will be held in New York on
that date.
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My upstairs method means economy for
you because of low rentals, no expensive
fixtures and because I buy and sell for
cash. '
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A Fit Assured
Ramrl Smith, former state
champion, nho irent into tesil
, finals of titular toarney
yesterday at Wsverl'y Coni.
try club, defeating Dr. O. K.
Wllllns.
Kerns, tied for fourth. Height, 4 feet 4
Inches.
Boys under 4 feet 9 inches Frank
Smith, Creston. first; Joe Mulligan. Ock
ley Green, second; Elbert McClintock,
Eliot, third: William Cassiday, Peninsula,
and Harold Keltic, Kerns, tied for fourth.
Height. 4 feet 1 Inch.
Boys' open Carl Miller, Arl-ta, first;
Vernon Lawrence, Kerns, second; Robert
Hynd. Highland, third: Lyall Searing. Ock
ley Green, fourth. Height. 4 feet 11 Inches.
Palnrer and Moodlie AVin.
SALEM. Or.. June 10. (Special.)
K. B. Palmer and Noble Moodhe won
the men's doubles city championship
from Walter MeDougal and Hugh
Doney yesterday in one of the hard-est-foucht
tennis contests ever wit
nessed in Salem. The final score was
7-5. 6-2, 3-6 and 6-4. The tournament
will end tomorrow.
LEONARD STRAINS TENDON
The committee will again convene LEG MIST RECOVER. OR PORT'
In Boston on July 17 when the final
choice of the track and field athletes
will be made after the final tryouts
have been held at the Harvard'
Stadium.
L.LXD BOUT IS OFF,
Ilonejmans to Play Hood River.
HOOD RIVER. Or.. June 10. (Spe
clal.) The Hood River American Le
gion baseball team, with a new bat
tery, will play the Honeyman hard
ware team of Portland. Sunday.
Keogh. who has made an enviable
record in Portland, will pitch for the
locals, and Doc Perry, formerly with
the Pacific Dental college, will catch
here. C. C. Crew, who has taken the
management of the local team, re
ports that scouts for the Pacifio
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Upstairs Broadway at Alder
Cat-ty Corner From the Pantages.
declared that it would be folly for
him to attempt to box next week.
Gibson announced that he expected
t go through with Leonard's plans to
meet Johnny Sheppard in Portland,
June 21 but stipulated that Leonard's
leg "must first be well. If possible
Leonard will go from Portland to San
Francisco after the Portland tilt to
fill a date June 24, if "Sunshine Jim"
Coffroth can postpone next Wednes
day's card that long.
BARBERS TD FOREGO LIFT
m
WAGE RISE XEGOTIATIOXS NOT
TO AFFECT PUBLIC.
Champion's Go With Duffy in Bay
City Canceled by Man'
ager Gibson.
LOS ANGELES, Cal.. June 10
(Special.) Billy Gibson, manager of
Benny Leonard, tonight announced
the cancellation of the champion's
four-round) bout with "Dancing Jim
my Duffy, scheduled for San Fran
cisco next Wednesday night. Leonard
Monday strained a tendon in his right
Coast league will be here Sundav to e" during the staging of a moving
watch Keogh's work In the box. . I Picture scene with Mull Montana at
Universal city.
Dr. C. W. Cook examined the
crowned kins of the lightweights and
N Moose Organize Baseball Team.
ALBANY. Or., June 10. (Special.)
A base Dan team is -being organized I
by the Moose lodge of Albany and
will compete with other Moose lodges
and also other teams in this section!
of the state. Charles Jones is man
ager of the team.
XT. S. Rowers Off to Henley,
TTEW YORK, June 10. Twenty-two
members of the Union Boat club of
Boston, virtually all of whom are
Harvard men, sailed from here today
on the steamer Rotterdam to compete
In the Henley regatta In England.
BOBBY EVAXS NOT WORRIED
$10,000 Insurance Policy Held by
Local Eight Promoters.
The report from Los Angeles that
Lightweight Champion Leonard had
called off his four-round go with Jim
my Duffy at San Francisco on ac
count of a sprained tendon did not
worry Matchmaker Bobby bvans of
the Portland boxing commission. If
Leonard is injured and unable to go
through with his match with Johnny
Sheppard here June 22 the Portland
boxing commission will collect $10,
000 for both the champion and the
challenger, Johnny Sheppard, . have
been insured for that amount by
Chairman, Frank E. Watkins of the
local commission.
Evans is of the opinion that the
Leonard Injury is not a serious one,
however, and that Billy Gibson, who
is rated the fox of the squared cir
cle, is merely playing one of his tricks
on the California promoters and side
stepping the match with Duffy so
that he may come here at once to
omplete his training for the bhrine
week contest.
Gibson wired for transportation
Thursday morning, which was sent
him with the understanding that he
would leave Los Angeles Saturday.
It Is expected that both the champion
and his manager will be here not later
than Tuesday of next week as Shep
pard and Joe woodman, his manager,
have started from New York.
Evans wired Gibson late last night
asking for particulars on the cham
pion's condition, but at a late hour
had not heard from the champions
camp.
KERNS ATHLETES
OCKLEY GREEN AND RICH
MOND SECOND AND THIRD.
Boys Trophy Taken by Winners
While Second Place School
Gets Girls' Honors.
The grand prize for the school scor
ing the greatest number of points in
the annual grammar school track and
field meet went to the Kerns school
yesterday when the final events of
the meet were run off on Multnomah
Amateur Athletic club field. The
events held yesterday were the high
Jumps in two classes for both girls
and boys and were postponed on ac
count of lack of time from the annual
meet which was held last Friday.
The Kerns school total of points j
for the meet, not including the events
held yesterday, was 22 and a second
place In the boys open high Jump.
tie for third place in the high jump
for girls under 4 feet 9 inches, and ,
two ties for fourth pla.ee in the girls'
open high jump and the boys under
4 feet 9 inches in the events staged
yesterday brought the grand total of
points up to a.
Second place in the final results of
the meet went to Ockley Green with
20 points and Richmond was a close
third with 19Vt points. The latter
school lost a chance of landing in
second place when Carl Kippel and
Nephi Westergard. high Jumpers,
were injured in an auto accident
ywhile on their way to the field which
S forced them to drop out of the com
petition.
Kerns was also awarded the trophy
for the boys scoring the most number
f points,, with a. total of IS H while
'
EUGENE HAS MORE OIL
Trucks Now Have Full Capacity
and Pleasure Cars Half.
EUGENE. Or- June 10. (Special.)
Standard Oil service stations In Eu
gene are now furnishing pleasure
car gasoline up to B0 per cent of
their tank capacity, and trucks are
receiving their full capacity.
Several cars of gasoline have ar
rived for the company during the
last few days, and A. H. Sprague,
manager here, said yesterday that
he is looking for more this week
He was unable to predict whether
or not "the situation would continue
to improve.
The other companies operating nere
are also receiving more gasoline
than for a number of weeMs past.
Frantde Garcia, Loa Angeles)
boxer, who meets Dick: Brem
torn tonight.
Differences Submitted to Arbitra
tion, but Prices Will Be Kept
Despite Outcome.
Cheer up, fellers! The barbers have
promised there will be no further
rise, for the present at least, in the
price of haircuts and shaves.
Differences between the employing
barbers and the barbers' union, which
for a time threatened to make the
safety razor even more popular than
at present, have been submitted to ar
bitration before the state board of
conciliation, and both the employers
and employes are ready to stand by
the award to be made by this board.
At the outset of the first hearing.
held yesterday at the publio library,
the employing barbers gave assur
ance to mankind that the price of
haircuts and shaves will not be in
creased, regardless of the outcome of
the arbitration. The sole point at
issue is in the division of receipts be
tween the employers and journeymen
barbers.
. Under the present scale barbers re
ceive J20 a week and 60 per cent over
J30 which they take in for their em
ployer during any week. The barbers
are demanding that the employers
make a minimum scale of S2S a week
and allow them 65 per cent over S3S
taken in by them per week.
The conciliation board consists of
W. F. Woodward, representing the
public; Otto Hartwig, representing
organized labor, and J. K. Flynn, rep-
resentlng the employers.
FRANCE WAITS AMERICANS
Visits From 800,000 Persons Ex
pected In 192 0.
CopyTisht by the New York World. Pub-
nsnea oy Arrangement.
PARIS, June 10 (Special Cable.)
It is expected, confidently, that (00,-
000 Americans will visit France be
fore the end of this year. And it is
calculated. Joyously, that each of these
welcome visitors will spend 500 at
least while on French soil. So it is
the simplest thing in the world to
arrive at the conclusion that the
Americans will contribute tl60.000.000
toward refilling France's pockets.
which, as everybody knows, need re
plenishing.
when this great amount of money
Is converted into francs it seems pro
digious to the expectant French peo
ple. But it is only just to say that
all sojourners from the sister republic
Mexico ex-Official Fugitive.
EL PASO. Tex June 10. Paulino
Fontes, ex -director-general of rail
roads in Mexico, is being sought by
the de facto government of Mexico
in connection with a discrepancy of
several hundred thousand dollars in
his accounts, according to Roberto
Pesquelra, financial agent here for
Mexico.
Cruiser Montana Now Missoula
TALLEJO. Cal.. June 10. Mare
Island navy-yard officials today were
notified by the navy department that
the. names of the cruiser Montana
had been changed to Missoula, the
name Montana having been assigned
to the dreadnaught whose keel is
soon to be laid in the Mare Island
yard.
ill with the I
U I J) KdnftttedHead J
The Hart Cigar Ce. f
W S05-307 Fine 8C S
Portland. Or. r
will be received most cordially with
out regard to the amount of gold
they spend. Doubtless most of these
American visitors will make a pious
and patriotic pilgrimage to one. at
least, of the vast cemeteries where
rest the doughboys who made the su
preme sacrifice to secure the world's
freedom. There, in the carefully kept
grounds and the graves decorated
with Old Glory and the tricolor, they
will flnd convincing proof of the
gratitude and affection France bears
the United States.
Paris-Warsaw Flight Started.
PARIS, June 10. Lieutenant Henri
Roget, the French ace who recently
completed a round-trip night across
the Mediterranean, took the air this
morning in an attempt to make
non-stop night from Paris to War
saw. This journey is the first leg of
an "around Europe trip.
School District Wins Suit.
ABERDEEN, Wash., June 10.- (Spe
cial.) In a damage suit , brought by
John Malsyz against the Aberdeen i
school district on account of injuries I
sustained by a little daughter at play
in the basement of the A. J. West 1
school building, the jury brought in a
verdict of "no cause for action."
Plant Sold for Quarter Value.
MANITOWOC, Wis.. June 10. The 1
plant of the Manitowoc Shipbuilding
company was sold to C. C. West for
1410,000. The plant originally cost
about $1,600,000. Mr. West will reor
ganise the concern and continue oper
ations here.
Fly Fishing Time!
It's here at last, and a good as
sortment of our Hand-made Dry
Flies will help fill the basket.
We have all the favorite patterns;
also plenty of good leaders and
tapered lines.
BackusSWorria
273 Morrison SU Near Fourth
TONIGHT FIGHT NIGHT
THE ARMORY
PERPETUAL MOTION
JOE
GORMAN
vs.
10 RDS. YOUNG 1 0 RDS.
BROWN
HEAVYWEIGHT
SEMI-FINAL
8 RDS. ANDRE 8 RDS.
ANDERSON
vs
CLEM
JOHNSON
-SPECIAL EVENT
8 Rounds 8 Rounds
FRANKIE GARCIA
DICKBRENTON
4.Rds. Preliminary 4 Rds.
JOHNNY BOSCOVITCH
versus JOE SWAIN
CARL MARTIN vs.
GEORGE BURNS
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Our Original Annual
EXTRA TUBES ALSO AT $1
Backed by greatest and most powerful Tire Distributing Organization in the whole
world, who hold contracts with leading factories for their entire orer-produc-tion
and surplus lots of tires, we are able to announce this sensational event
A TIRE FOR 3 1
If you buy a tire at the list price, you get an extra tire of the same size and make
for $1. Your choice of tires in our sale at $1 includes: NATIONAL SPEED
WAY, BATAVIA, DREADNAUGHT, WARCO all first tires with original
serial numbers, every one wrapped just as it(left the factory. Also FISK" seconds."
DREADNAUGHT
SOOO-MlIe Ttrea
(FIRSTS)
30x3 ' Ribbed
List $20.95 OI QC
Two for I iOJ
30x3 Vi Ribbed
for6..3.0... $27.30
33x3 Vi Ribbed
List $30.90 tit an
Two for UltJU
31x4 Ribbed mm m
List $40.40 tK I Af)
Two for t.g4Tli4-U
31x4 Vacuum
List $41.50 J40 Cn
Two for 'tiJU
32x4 Ribbed
TofVr2:?... $43.20
33x4 Ribbed
T-wofVr2.?0... $43.80
33x4 Vacuum
TTwof$o4r3.?... $44.90
34x4 Ribbed
tooV.??... $45.30
34x4 Vacuum
$46.50
33x4 H Ribbed
List $56.35 C7 OC
Two for JliUJ
34x4 Vi Ribbed
$58.30
34x4Vs Vafcuum
Llirt $58.75' CQ 7K
Two for J3il l
35x4 Vs Ribbed
List $58.60 CQ Cfl
Two for wJOiOU
35x4 Vi Vacuum
List $60.15 C IE
Two for 0 I I vl
36x4 V4 Ribbed
tTo $6 1. 85
3ex4's Vacuum
$63.40
TUBES
Gray Only Flake (Seconds)
Continents!, Vitallo ausd
Service (Firsts)
30x3 List $3.15 ' C
Two for ''
30x3Vi List $3.75 ?1 7K
Two for i4-.! J
3Xx3ViLlst $4.25 C OC
Two for WitJ
31x4 List $5.05 C OR
Two for 0.Ud
32x4 List $5.35 tC QE
Two for DiO J
33x4 List $5.45 f C JC
Two for dOitd
34x4 List $5.70 C 7f
Two for... Oil U
38x4ViLl3t $7.40 0 M(
Two for Oil-U
SSxS List $8.90 ' tQ On
Two for. M'wU
37x5 List $8.90 Q Qfl
- Two for J.JU
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FISK FABRIC
(SECONDS)
32x4 Vi Non-Skid "
List $50.16 tCI IC
Two for J 1 1 1 J
33x4 Vi Plain
Two for "J
33x4 Vi Non-Skid
$52.60
34x4 Vi Plain
List $47.95 MQ QC
Two for tU.gJ
34x4 Vi Non-Skid
List $53.25 OC
Two for dt.J
35x4 Plain
List $50.10 C If!
Two for vJ I U
35x4 Vi Non-Skid
$56.70
3Ax4Vi Non-Skid
List $56.85 C7 OC
- Two for " iOJ
33x5 Non-Skid
r... $63.00
35x5 Non-Skid
K!!... $66.55
37x5 Plain
wooV.!?. -$66.00
37x5 Non-Skid
r... $70.60
FISK SILVERTOWN
CORDS
(SECONDS)
34x4V Ribbed
$64.70
36x4 Vi Ribbed
r... $67.85
33x5 Ribbed
Ttof,o7r9:2.!...$80.25
35x5 Non-Skid
S... $84.50
37x5 Ribbed
r... $84.05
37x5 Non-Skid
$8.30
30x3
31x4
32x4
33x4
34x4
WARCO
Non-SkJd Only)
List $16.25 I 7 OC
Two for V I I t J
List $32.15 00 C
Two for PUUi I 3
List $32.65 qq cc
Two for UU.O J
List $34.35 0C OC
Two for WJiOJ
K. $36.05
30x3
30x3
BATAVIA
4000-Mile Tires
(FIRSTS)
Plain
List $19.60
Two for. . . .
Non-Skld
List $21.05
Two for
30x3 Vi Plain
List iii.iO
Two for. . . .
32x3Vi Plain
-list ;.4
Two for
Non-Skid
List $40.80
Two for ,
Plain
List $38.60
Two for
Plain
List $39.60
Two for
Ribbed
List $41.60
Two for. . .
Non-Skid
List $43.60
Two for. . .
Plain
List $40.60
Two for. . .
Non-Skld
List $41.65
Two for. ..
35x4 Vi Non-Skid
List $60.50
Two for
36x4 Vi Ribbed
List $58.20
Two for
3x4Vi Non-Skid
!... $62.50
Ribbed
List $67.45
Two for. . .
Non-Skid
List $71.10
Two for
Non-Skid
List $72.50
Two for. . .
Non-Skld
List $75.16
Two for. . .
31x4
32x4
33x4
33x4
33x4
34x4
34x4
35x5
35x5
38x5
37x5
..$20.60
...$22.05
,..$23.70
...$29.45
...$41.80
...$39.60
...$40.60
...$42.60
...$44.60
...$41.60
...$45.65
...$61.50
...$59.20
$68,45
$72.10
$73.50
$76.15
NATIONAL SPEEDWAY
(Non-Skld Only
COOO - Mile Tires
(FIRSTS)
30x3Vi List $25.00
Two for ,
33x4 List $42.95
Two for
34x4 List $44.15
Two for
$26.00
$43.95
$45.15
34x4Vi List $58.20 $59,20
$60.25
38x4Tofl6r:3?...$6l.30
.$73.75
37x5
List $72.75
Two for. . . .
33x4
34x4
GRYPHON
(Blemished)
(4000-Mile Tires)
Ribbed Only)
TorVr2:?0... $43.90
List $45.00
Two for. . .
List $46.20
Two for. . .
$46.00
$47.20
In This Sensational DOLLAR SALE Yon Are Practically Getting
Price of One.
TWO TIRES for the Regular
For Example: The list price of a Speedway Tire, size 30x3 H. Js $25. and
the regular list price of Tube is $3.75. If you buy one Tire and One Tube
it theSe prices, we will give you an additional Tire and a Tube for ONE
DOLLAR each. The same applies to other makes in all sixea of any tires
and tubes which we Include in this sale.
1111 flTICDO will be accepted for the convenience of those who cannot
MAIL U ft U trio attend this sale In person. When ordering please specify
size Riving first, second or third choice as to make of tire and enclose at
least a S5 DEPOSIT, balance to be shipped C O. D Money will be re
funded If you are not entirely satisfied on receipt of tires.
Be sure to mention jnake of car, year, and model, also if regular size or
oversize is wanted, clincher or straight" side. This- will assure you the.
correct size and save you disappointment.
NO TIRES MOUNTED DURING THIS SALE
wL.II, I. .eeord with the Idea. f J.h- Wan--maker (th "f"t ..r'Jl
srladly ro-oserste with him la his policy of sttscklax the present alfh prices ana rr
th" hlciT?.. ol 'lhisV W "believe that this s-l wlU materially help motorists everywhere
We are
and we
to equip their cars with tires and tube at economy prices.
REMEMBER, this store Is a link In a chain of TWO HUNDRED
tire stores, which extends from coast to coast, and tha giant buy--ins
power of our parent organixation, makes thi sensational sale
possible.
The Next Time Kp Bay Tires. Bay Them a the "Keyetoae" Corner
AND SAVE MONEY.
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