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L03 ANGELES, June '20.
Vernon won a tempestuous game
from Portland here today 9 to 7.
The Tigers after trailing the
Bearers for three innings, took a
two-run lead in the fourth inning,
when a rally netted four runs.
They clinched, the game in the
eighth when on three singles and
an error they scored two more.
Score: - '. R. II. E.
Portland ............. 1 7 3
Vernon 9 13 3
Ross, freeman and Kllhulen,
Mays, Doyle and Hannah.
Salt lke 6, Angela 5 -SALT
LAKKE. CITY, June 20.
Salt Lake won the first game
of the series from Los Angeles to
day 6 to 5. The Bees made three
home runs, representing half of
their total, the home run hitters
being Slglin twice ; and Lewis.
Grtggs' home run for Los Angeles.
Errors by Strand on the same play
In the eighth permitted the An
te's to score two of their runs.
Score: ' It. II. E.
Los Ange!es'v 5 13 0
'Salt Lake ......... .... 6 10 13
. Ponder, Thomas and , Daly;
Kallio, Thurston- and Dyler. ' '
Frisco 7, Sacranwnto 1
SACRAMENTO, Cal., June 20
''Pinches'! Kunz was accorded
poor support while Jim Scott,
who opposed him Jrom the pill,
was ably baeked by his San Fran
cisco team mates. The Seals won
the opener, after the Solons bad
finished booting the ball around;
eeore 7 to 1. : Kelly homed over
the left field fence In the fifth.
Score: - It. II. E.
San Francisco . i ..... i 7 9 2
Sacramento . r . . . .'. 1 ". 8 7
r Scott and - Agnew; Kuna and
Stanage. -; r Ii; "
Oakland 4, Seattle 1
OAKLAND, Cal., June 20.'
Brenton pitched excellent ball to
day and gave Oakland a 4 to .1
victory over Seattle. But one man
reached third for the Indians,
Cueto.-who got 'to seceafr hr the
ninth on Marriott's two base er
ror and scored on Adams' hit. The
Oaks won the game In the second
frame with two runs resulting
from '. Gainer's'. single, Marriott's
triple and Brubaker's double.: V
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Seattle ........ ,.i , 8 1
Oakland . . . .... ... ...4 10 t
Gregg and J. Adams; Brenton
and Mltze.
Stanford Ball Team to
Tour Hawaiian Islands
OTANFORD UNIVERSITY, Cal.
June 20. Baseball teams made
' up of I players of five - different
nationalities will be met by the
Stanford ' varsity nine when it
tours the' Hawaiian islands this
summer. ' - T '
: On the Cardinal schedule are
the Asaka all-Japanese team; the
all-Chinese Athletic club; the
Braves Athletic club, made up of
Portuguese; 1 the Wanderers club
of, whites, and the Waiklki club,
on - which are players of the Ha
waiian" and white races.
The Stanford team of 13 play
ers and Coach Kallam leaves to-'
morrow and will be gone six
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ST. LOUIS. June 20. (Ameri
can) The Browns romped over
Philadelphia today, compelling
Connie Mack to use without avail,
four pitchers and three pinch bit
ters. Kenneth Williams slammed
out his 18th homer of the season
in the fifth, putting the ball over
the right field stand and bringing
in Sisler who had tripled ahead of
iiira. Eckert was in the box at the
time.
Score: R. H. E.
Philadelphia 3 8 1
3t. Louis 7 11 1
Harris. Eqkert, Naylor, Yarri
jon and Perkins; Van Gilder and
Severeid.
- New York 6, Cleveland 3
CLEVELAND, June 20. (Am
erican) After losing eight games
in a row, New York finally broke
ts disastrous streak today, wln-t
nlng from Cleveland. The game
waa full of wrangling over de
cisions of Umpires Dinnen and
N'allin. Police escorted them from
the field after the game.
Score: R. H. E.
New York . 6 11 0
Cleveland 513 4
Bush, Jones and Hoffman;
Uhle. Morton, Bagby and O'Neill,
L. Sewell.
Detroit O, Boot on 8
DETROIT, June 20. (Ameri
can) Detroit ran its string of
victories to eight today by defeat
ing Boston. Both clubs hit freely.
Burns smashed two home runs,
both of which cleared -the fence,
Cutshaw also hit a homer.
Score: ' It. II. E.
Boston ...... . . 8 12 1
Detroit . . . . i . 9 12 .3
- Ferguson, Riesel, Karr and
Ruel; Dauss and Bassler.
' WaKhington 9, Chicago O
CHICAGO, June 20. (Ameri
can ( Urban Faber weakened In
the 13th inning today and Sam
Rice started a rally by stretching
a single Into a double, which en
abled .Washington to score three
runs and defeat Chicago.
Score: R. H. E.
Washington 9 18 4
Chicago 6 15 2
Erickson, Zachary and Gharrity,
Leverette, Hodge, Faber and
Schalk.
Boston Held Down and
Cincinnati Wins Game
BOSTON, June 20. (National)
Couch, of Cincinnati held Bos
ton to two hits today, Cincinnati
winning. Not until the eighth did;
a' Boston man reach first.
Score: J .'" R. H. E.
Cincinnati 2 7 0
Boston 0 2 1
"Couch and Hargrave, .Fllllngim
Aeschger and Cowdy. i'. .
PHILADELPHIA. June 20.
(National) Chicago - Philadel
phia postponed, rain.
NEW YORK, June 20. (Nai
tlonal) --St: ' Louis-New., York
postponed, wet grounds.
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BROOKLYN, June ?0. (Na
tional) . Pittsburgh - Brooklyn
postponed, wet grounds.
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CORVALLIS. Ore.; June 20,
Carl Lodell, former Oregon Agri
cultural college star athlete, has
been named general manager of
student athletics here to succeed
Jimmy Richardson who left the
college to go to the Seattle club of
the Pacific Coast Casket ball lea
gue as business manager. Lodell
played on the famous Mare Island
Marine football eleven during the
war.
Hagen and Kirkwood Lead
in Sandwich Golf Tourney
SANDWICH, England. June 20.
(By The Associated Press) When
all.the cards were turned in today
at the conclusion of the second
qualifying round in the British
open golf championship, Walter
Hagen, United States and Joe
Kirkwood, the Australian chain
pino, led the field with aggregate
scores of 147 for the two days of
play.
Jock Hutchinson, the holder of
the British title was In third place
with 149, while Jim Barnes, the
American open . champion, was
16th, with 154. The other two
Americans in the tournament, C.
Mayo and Edward VanVleck, fail
ed to qualify. Mayo's card read
165. Van Vleck tore up his score
and quit the contest.
University of Chicago
Golf Team is Winner
CHICAGO. June 20. The Uni
versify of Chicago golf team won
the first offic'al golf champion
ship of the western conference at
the Midlothian Country club to
day with a low combined medal
score of 639.
Michigan was second with
r combined medal score of 639.
Michigan was second with a
combined medal score of 665;
Wisconsin third, with 668 and
Illinois fourth with 672.
WESTERN LEAGUE
At Oklahoma City 5; Des
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At St Joseph 3; Omaha 2.
At Tulsa 4; Sioux C ty 5.
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?an Fiancisco .... 46 31 -.537
Los Angeles 42 36 .538
Portland 36 37 .493
Salt Lake 35 36 .493
Oakland 34 44 .436
Seattle 33 43 .434
Sacramento 31 46 .403
NATIONAL LEAGUE
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.559
.537
.492
.473
.464
.436
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New York 37
St. Louis -33
Pittsburg 29
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Cincinnati 30
Brooklyn 26
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Chicago 26
Boston 24
Philadelphia 19
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.571
.541
.492
.484
.475
.407
.397
St. Louis 38 24
New York 36 27
Detroit 33 28
Cleveland 30 31
Washington 30 32
Chicago 29 32
Philadelphia ..... 22 32
Boston 23 35
British Isles Team Wins
Its Way to Second Round
ROEHAMPTON, June 20.
(By the Associated Press) -The
Brit'sh Isles Davis cup team to
day won its way into the second
round by defeating the Italian
team in doubles. 6-1, 6-4, 6-0. To
day's win gave them three match
e3 lead over the vis'tors. The
British pair was Major Algernon.
R. F. Kingscote and Frank Rose
ly and the Italians, Cesaere Col
ombo and Count Dl Robecco.
Mrs. Mallory Victor
- Over Mrs. Clayton
ROHAMPTON. England, June
20. In tournament play here
this afternoon. Mrs. Molla Bjur
stedt Mallory defeated Mrs. R. C
Clayton "6-4, 6-1. In the doubles
Mrs Mallory and Miss Edith Sig--ournpy
won from Miss Hardy and
Miss Uextall 6-1, 6-2.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
At Indianapolis 4; St. Paul 6.
At Columbus 1; Milwaukee 7.
At Toledo 3; Kansas City 1.
BONUS FIGHT BEING
LED BY WALSH
(Continued from page 1.)
consent to any such agreement.
Reward Should be in Honor
Launching into an attack on the
bonus bill. Senator Williams
Democrat, Mississippi, declared
this was a measure to commercial
ize patriotism. He asserted that
vhat the American soldiers did In
he war could be rewarded only in
honor.
"Thg man not worthy of being
rewarded in honor." he said, "is
unworthy of being rewarded at
."
Senator Williams charged that
if the bonus could be put over for
ix months it would have 20 per
?ent less votes In the senate be
cause the election would be over
Holding that passage of the
onua would require only a short
time. Senator Pittmann. Demo
crat,-Nevada, asked unanimous
consent that there "be a final vote
m the measure before 6 o'clock
this evening but Senator Wads
worth, Republican, New York, ob-
lected. After ome further dis-
:ussion the Watson motion was
idopted.
San Francisco Club is
Rebuilding Year Ahead
SAN FRANCISCO. June 20.
Already the San Francisco club
of the Paclf'c Coast Baseball
league is rebuilding- its machine
for next year when two-of It
stars. Jimmy O'Connell and Wil
lie Kamm. go up to the majois
for a tale price of $175,000 and
playern.
According to present plans of
Manager Jack Miller. Hal Rhyae
who plays shortstop for the Seals
will he at third next year in the
place of Kamm. Ralph Miller,
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Eugene Crlqul. t - French featherweight champion, will visit the
United States shortly for a campaign among' boxers of his cla. wltn
the object ot fighting Johnny Kilbane tor the world 3-iampionship.
late of the Phillies, will he at
short and Gene Valla, promising
re ruit, will take O'Connell's jor
In the outfield.
A Seal scout. Nick Williams,
who iecently toured the middle
west looking for material, reports
that he has been unable to find
any ene who can come near le
p'.acing Kamm or O'Connell.
"We are on the lookout for
anyone who will strengthen the
Seals next year," Charles Graham,
vire president of the club declar
ed recently. "We want a largo
number of candidates for all the
positions."
Champ Signed to Defend
Title Against Willard
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MICH1AN CITY. Ind.. June 20
After insiecting the new con
crete arena where Jack Dempsey
will box either Hrennan or Wil
lard. Jack Kcarns. Dempcey's
manager, today signed with Pro
moter Floyd Fitzsimmons for ei
ther opponent and left for New
York, Fitzsimmons 13 now in
touch with Willard.
Historic Hearst Hall
Destroyed by Flames
BERKELEY, Cal.. June 20.
Hearst Hall, a gift of tno late
Mrs. Phoebe Hearst to the Uni
versity of California, was In
flames early tonight with appar
ently little chance of saving an;
part of the structure. The build
ing was used as a girls' gym
nasium. The ball is one of the
oldest buildings on the campus.
It adjoined an infirmary which,
it is believed, will be saved.
Large Estate is Left
by John Caplingcr
.The estate of John Caplinger
was admitted to probate yester
day and Susan O. Caplinger. his
widow, and John Irvine . Caplin-.
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Re-Hearing Requested in
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CARSON CITY. Nev., June 20.
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WAUKEGAN, 111.. Juno 20.
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Reformer Has Many Wives,
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LOS ANGELES, Cat., June 20.
The Rev. Donald D. Stewart,
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nia as a temperance worker and
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elimination of segregated districts
from a number ot towns of the
state, author of the song- "We'll
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Angered because ot his suspension
by President B. B Johnson of the
American league. "Babe" Roth,
baseball's most famous batsman, .
threatened Umpire Bill Dlnecn
and prompt interference by mem
bers of the ' Cleveland': Indians
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prior to today's . game between
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Ruth's suspension followed hit
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( After" participating. In practice
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ST. LOUIS. June 20. Kenneth
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