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Mere, There and : Everywhere v V - r ! Fisher RatSing the Family It s lucky Pa found the Cuspidor when He dial New York' Yankees Again : Lose When Enemy Ral ' - lies in Seventh Canto CLEVELAND GETS. " THREE OF FOUR ig the Famiiy It's lucky Pa found the Cuspidor when He dldt , , t ' J V: : V lwei.LTHrs ( , , '' .SJri , . - - '!.-' I che hpkBt that . ; f: r. ' i j - . ' . . " 1 ' ) I AiHT HVO ( Pifc Ain't Got'. Q 1 . ? I ' fl fl cooo cxw 7 f- .J. rv i L-i ' J . r 1 ' 1 r NEW YORK. June 12. (Amer ' lean.) Cleveland made it three out of ?four from the. New "York champions, winning the last same of -series 8 to .4.' Cleveland am from behind In the seventh inning, winning; the game with a rally which netted fire runs, the result of four hits and two bases . on balls. ' Ruth made his- 13th i homer of the season. : i fecore , J .-. '; ! '- - " ' R. -. II. '.: E, v Cleveland .1". i . . . 8' 12 0 ' New - York .4 6 0 tJhle. Coveleskle and O'Neill; - Shawkey, May and Hoffman. Ht: Louis a, Washington 1." i : WASHINGTON, June 12. , (American.) St. Louis .took the odd game of the series from Wash iagtoa tody, 3 to 1. The visitors got only three scattered hits off ' 4VU1IIVU, '. '. . , , . . , -j i - j. Score' R. H. E. . St. Louis ......3 , 4 0 Washington. : L 1 '80 . Danforth, . Pruett and Severeld; Johnson, Russell and Ruel. - r Boston 10 Chicago 4. ' t , BOSTON, June 12. (Ameri can.) Boston bunched hits 'off Faber '. in the fourth . and - sixth today and defeated Chicago. 1 .Score , ... S, R. . . H. E. Chicago 4 10 2 Cotton ,. . . ........ .10 , 9 1 . Taber, J. Thurston and Graham; Ehmke and Devormer. . Philadelphia 7', Detroit 8. ;j PHILADELPHIA, Jane 12 (American.) Staging fa rally in the sixth inning that netted four runs, . Philadelphia evened the series with Detroit today, 7 to 3. Score R. H. E. Detroit tl ...TV..Z S'J Philadelphia .' t'. .".'.7 11 3 ' Pillette and Bassler; Harris, ilasty and Perkins..' . A3IE1UCAXS ARE ABSENT , TROON, Scotland, June' 12. (By The Associated Press.) f- VI: a the roll is called on the iirEt tee of the old Troon course Thursday 'for the start of the British open golf championships, four American golfers who came to Scotland to compete in ' the tournament wilt be missing. ..The anhappy four are Gene Saraxen, American open ' champion; Jim . ;arnes, ' who formerly held that; 'I tie; 'Armour of New York nd Charles Hotter of Philadel phia." : f ; :mM;I;IMII THE DEFENDER II GREAT FALLS. Mont,;, June 12. ( By" ' Associated " : Press. ) The camp "of then world's champion Jack Dempsey tbday was strongly romtnrffnl nf thn 1 training Rtab-k lishment maintained two years ago at Manhassett, Long Island, , by Georges Carpentler. i : f V, ' . - The "not at Jhome" iiga was , hung up on the dilapidated gate through which entry is made to . the grounds on which Dejnpsevs cottage is located. Twp surly guards walked port: t the Carrier ana irownea . upon - an comers, '"even newspapermen being denied entry,1 Jack Dempseyf was 'rest- ing, all were told, and was not to - be disturbed," no matter who call- ed or what his mission. ''.' Despite the fact: that the cham pion was not seeing guests, paid or otherwise today, several auto ' mobile parties droe the two miles outside of town in the hop they mlgbt get a glimpse of the champ ion walking about r among the trees. Groups of men and women ' hung over the barb wire entangle- - merit and waited patiently fori the "champion to put in an appearance t but the only individual they, saw ' was the giant negro sparringpart . cer, George Godfrey, who deserted camp . and came into - town for , a T visit-" Dempsey remained In the ' house all afternoon. i, J ' lr . It Is Dempsey's Intention to re . tume boxing tDmorrow afternoon after a five days lay-off.' .When the' champion begins bis work, he will start a training grind1 that will carry him right up to the day When he finally knocks off grain ing before leaving for Shelby. Manager Jack Kearns' said there would be. ho, more vacation per iods for the champion. V 1 LY PLAY TODAY it It is expected that the postpon ed: baseball game between Com any. F. and the Bankers will be yed this evening,' weather per- GIANTS UK TO PITTSBURG CLUB Two Out" of Three Taken By Wmnfirs-fChicago .De feats Boston 1 - PITTSBURG, Pa., June 12. (National.! Pittsburg1 made It two out ofj three from New York by taking i today game, 4 1 to 2. Score : J p R. H. E. 10 0 10 ;1 : Snyder; New York .....2 Pittsburg . ..J.j.;...4 Nehf, Jonnard " and -, Cooper and Schmidt. Gooch. -Chicago 12, Boston 11. , v , CHICAGO, June 12. (Nation al.) Chicago made a clean sweep of the series with Boston today by taking the final game 12 to 11. Score; . . i : - R. , H. E. Boston .......11 13 3 Chlcaeo i 12 15 . 2 Miller, Benton, Genewich and O'Neill; Cheeve. Dumbvich.TKeen', Fnssell and O'Farrelh i St. LouLs 3, Brooklyn .4. ST. LOUIS, June 12. (Nation al.) St. Louis brokeeven in the series with Brooklyn by winning today. 5 to 4.M. Score i R. H. E. Brooklyn ...i 4' T 4 St. Louis . ,. i ........ 5 9 ; 0 Grimes and Taylor; Sherdel and Clemons. ; , i i Mrs. Hornsby's Suit . Taken Under Advisement ST. LOUISj -Mo., Pune 12. The divorce suit of Mrs.' Sarah Hornsby against Roger Hornsby, -A-1 -r I THE CHALLENGER SHELBY, Mont., June 12.--(By Associated Press.) With Attor ney General Rankin of Montana as his guest of honori Tommy Gib bons, .! the " St., Paul challenger swapped punches with five agile and earnest sparring partners to day in the most gruelling session he lias .experienced since he pitch ed his camp in the shadow of the huge arena on the ; outskirts of Shelby. Tiny Herman, Los Ange les welterweight with the. dust of travel r still on his face, forced Gibbons to exert his punchy and counter to the limit for one round. In a hectic second round, the challenger retaliated for the tell ing blows of Herman which had found their mark in the first. The two resorted to in-fighting in the first round, trading blows at close quarters. When Gibbons extend ed himself In the second, utiliz ing his footwork and unloosed his punch, Herman, worn down, was unable to stem the furious attacks. Kid Rocco, another ; welter with one eye still closed as a result of leading 'with his head against Dempsey, which opened a cut over the champion's ere found a long reach useless In two rounds with Gibbons.- Dan Doreyi a Shelby lad,-who weighs 150 pounds learn ed considerable ; about boxing in one f ?und from the St. Paul fight er. - , ri : i -v-;lAv Bud Gorman. Racine. Wis., hea vy, with a lunging attack gave the challenger a busy two rounds, but Gibbons' footwork showed to ad vantage against his heavier opponent-. i1'::;-v'; A . , Kid - Sales, ' Minneapolis,! 175 pounder., weary after the' punish 'ment he .received ypsterday',. cov ered considerable ground , in one round against. Gibbons. . ' .The challenger's lungs are still protesting against the, altitude' or Shelby but both Gibbons and Ed die Kane, bis manager, ; declared today that the challenger Is rap Idly becoming acclimated, and his breathing is improving. mm champion batsman of the Nation al league last season, was taken under advisement 1 by Circuit kJudge Hogan in domestic rela tions court afer a hearing' this afternoon which , lasted, barely I minutes.;' -: " ' 'i j At: the conclusion of the hear-; Ing Judge Hogan announced the divorce was granted and; that the custody of Roger Jr, 24 years of age,' would be awarded to iMr3. Hornsby. I but he immediately 1 re scinded it by saying the decision has been announced inadvertent ly, and that it must follow the rules of the . court which provide that no decree; shall be granted in less than 10 days after filing of the petition. itrs. Hornsby filed suit late yesterday. . . FLUKE HOME RUN WINS FOR SEALS Pillette of Portland Poiinded Off Mound and Vernon Wins Game 1 ! V; SACRAMENTO, Cal., June j 12. r A fluke home; run, scored jr. on what ordinarily would have gone for a double, brought Ellison over the platter with the winning count in the ninth : inning of today's opening combat with San Fran cisco team, thereby dropping Sac ramento for another, the : Seals winning, 2 to 1; ;' Score ' San. Francisco . . . . , Sacramento . .... .' r: H. E. : .2 io o . ,.1 i ' 2 . . Geary and Agnew; ProughT and Schang. f ; . " Vernon lO, Portiftnd'6 f ' J L03 ANGELES. June 12. The Vernon Tigers peppered ' Pillette off the mound in the first inning today, and took the opening game of the series from Portland 10 to 6. The Beavers pelted out most of the spectacular ' bits. Cox's homer in the seventh being a fea ture of the contest, but the j Tig ers were long on safeties j and bunched them effectively., V.i Score t R. II. E. Portland : .. . .6 9 1 Vernon ... . .... .10 13 . 2 Pillette, Eckert and Daly; Shel- lenbach and Hannah. ' Salt Lake 7, Los Angclee B SALT LAKE City, uJne 12 Salt Lake defeated Los Angeles in the opening game of the series', 7 to 5. With the score tied at five all, Sheehan, in the ninth Inning, knocked ' the ball out of the lot with a runner on first. 'Previous ly Sheehan also hit a homer with one' ohl'"' .N ' " -, . ? ,: ; : Score V ' R.' II. E. Los; Angeles ..;. . . . .. .S. 14 s 2 Salt Lake , A .i....7I ' 0 H Crandall and Byler; Kallioi Mc- Cabe and Jenkins. i ' Seattle 7, Oakland O OAKLAND. Cat, June K. Seattle easily defeated Oakland here today 7 to 0. .From the first the Indians outflelded and outhlt the Oaks. In the fourth Yaryan knocked a home run over the left field fence. Eley replaced Krem er in the 7th. l''' :.' 1 U Score i - 5 : i 'i .- v - R. H. E. .7 10 1 .0 5 '4 Kramer, Seattle ...... i ..... . Oakland ; . . . ...... J. Gregg and Yaryan; Eley and Baker. Chicago First Baseman i -, Undergoes Operation CHICAGO, Uune 12. ! Ray Grimes, first basenian ? foif '" the Chicago Cubs, - today underwent ah operation - for hernia, i His condition tonight was announced as very -satisfactory. Crime's hopes to be back in the game be fore lOng. , . ,:. - ..j .::' i. AMERICAX ASOCIATION ! At Indianapolis 4, Minneapolis : . ' i , At Columbus-Milwaukee raln4 At Loulsvllle-St. Paul wet grounds.- - ' i . , - ' ( r. At Toledo '5,' Kansas City 1 2. ! WILLIE RITCHIE AGAIN TO FIGHT New York State Athletic ,Commfssion 'Grants i Li-j f cense to Famous Pug U EW YORK, June 12. Willie Ritchie, christened Geary A. Stef fens, I former ' world's lightweight boxing champion. Is back in the pugilistic lists seeking to gather a bit! of the fame he knew befqre Freddie Welsh tbok the title from him In a 20-round engagement in London In 1914. , :. ' The former champion today! ob tained from : the - state athletic commission a license to bdx. ( ' SAN FRANCISCO, June 12. "Great news," Willie Ritchie, for mer lightweight champion, j ex claimed 'when he was told today that the New ; York state boxing commission had granted - him a license. ; j-'?A;. Ritchie said lie would leave for the east some time In August and would seek a match with Benny Leonard, lightweight title holder, to be staged in September. ' j - Tennis Tourney Finals ..'j ' Will Be Played Today The results of the tennis games yesterday were as follows y Men' Singles ' 1 ' Emmel defeated Okerberg 6-4, 2-6. 6-3, 6-2. Okerberg defeated Alden 6-3 ' -' :- Chambers defeated White 6-0. 6-1. Bates defeated Chambers 6-3. ' ; - . 6-2. 4-6, 6-0. Bates defeated Rice 6-3, 6-4, 6-0- ; -; I. " 1; i . Mens Dovblee Huston and I Emmel defeated Needham and Rice. 6-2; 6-3, 8-6, Okerberg and Bates defeated Dever and White 6-0, 6-3. i f ; f i j Women's Single Miss Burris defeated Louise Findley 6-2. 6-1. Miss Burris defeated" Mrs. Boardman 6-0. 6-4. Pauline Findley defeats ,Marie Rostein 8-6. 4-6, 6-3. ! Th finals I will be played to day, the following ' schedule pre vailing: " - ; . ... j ! ' : s , Men's doubles -2:30 pi in. ; Ladles' singles 3:30 p. m. Consolation Needham v. win ner Creigh ton-Hester xnafch, 5:30 p.1 m. , i Gabrlelson r. Lamport 5 p. m. TENNIS MEET JULY 2 CHICAGO, June 12. World figures In tennis will compete in the Illinois tennis championship tournament at the Skokie Country club here, . beginning probably Jay 2 Entries already, are an nounced for William T. Tllden II, national champion; Manuel Alon zof the, Spanish Davis Cup team star and Miss Helen Wills, youth ful California star, who last year reached! the national women's finals! with Mrs. Molla Mallory. CLARION WINS SILVER LOVING CUP TROPHY f Continued from page 1) Hazel Brown, advisor; Margaret Stoltr, society; Mary McKlnnon, dramatics!; Helen Pollack. Jokes; George A. Rhoten, - interclass riv alry; "Florence, Jones, literary; El hert 5 Busselle, calendar; . Mary West, features; Lewis West 1 and Frank Reinhart, athletics; Ruth Griffith, snaps and Howard Swart, cartoonlsts.' 11EAC1I SOUTH SEAS PAGO FAGO, American Samoa, June 11. The American barken tine Narwhal, manned by a com pany of ''gentlemen adventurers" seeking stirring life and motios picture films In the South Seas, re cently arrived at Apia, British Sa moa. The party will proceed fory New Caledonia, the Ellice IslandaJ the New Hebrides, the .SolompnJ v Islands, New Guinea and Guam. GATE CRASHER NOW IN . FOR SHELBY BIG FIGHT GREAT FALLS, Mont.; June 12. (By the Associated Press.) -The social success of the Dempsey Gibbons fight at -Shelby, Mont., July, 4s j was assured' today with the arrival here of One-Eyed Con nolly, II, world's champion "gate crasher." Connolly traveled from Indianapolis) where he witnessed the 500-mile automobile race on Memorial day, making the' trip in 11 days by the favorite meth od of transportation a cow- Pull- man-' vt I - ' ,- '- ' ' .' i . C onnolly has : beaten his way across the country to alt princi pal sporting events of thefpast 10 yea -s and has failed only; once in his, endeavor to "crash the gate." At the Dempsey-Carpentler fight two years 'ago he occupied a ring side seat. More recently he wa seated in a choice location at the milk fund boxing show ,&t the new Yankee' stadium in New York. Moving Pictures Helpful ' . In Educating Foreigners CHICAGO, June 12. Educat ing foreigners by use of the mo tion picture is being adopted more and, more each day and has served to cause deep thought on the part of 'the leading educators and; im migration; authorities . of this country, according j to Jaroslav J. Zmrhal, district school superin tendent of Chicago, in a statement made to the Society! for Visual Education here.- ' "There has been a noticeable increase in the attendance at our night classes and lectures dn ''cit izenship since motion pictures have been available, declared Mr. Zmrhal. ' The men founjd the screen answering their questions in a way they could easily under stand. Those who were working for - their naturalization i papers were particularly delighted with these lessons in picture lang uage.". ' I Titles Rouse Wrath of Canadian Grain Grower MOOSE JAWj Sask., June 11. Charged with making a Seditious speech at a meeting of grain grow ers last January, Fred Mclntyre, a farmer j of the Royal George school district,! south, of Caron Sask., was recently committed for trial here. He ! was released - on )all. ' .,.V- ..; j':.- ;. : Mclntyre is alleged . to have nade the seditious remarks dur ng a discussion of titles, and is Charged with having said "I count myself as good a man I would not be as King George. scared to challenge him to a foot race, to wrestle, or to fight, al though he is fed up in a box stall on choice food. J If I had my way, I would take a club and stand at the border and j knock the brains out of everyone that came into thej country with a title. I would make no mlstages about it, as 1 know where to hit them." a VjK-. OLD FAITH FULtn L "CCv OF TWILIEHTERS Loggers Lose One Sided Game YMCA and Bank ers Still Have Chance The' Veterans cinched their right to play in the championship series for the Anderson & Brown trophy by defeating the Spauldlng Loggers last night 10 to 3. The YMCA and the Bankers must win their one remaining game to make it a three way tie, while the others are -out of the running. In the first Spauldlng led off by annexing one run on two clean hits but the Legion in their half batted all the way round, scoring five runs which sewed 'up the game. The rest of the game was a walk awayi with Bishop the Le gions Veteran pitcher making the Loggers hit only to be cut off by good fielding. , ; Tha gamef was featured by; the hitting of Cliff Parker who poled outa single! and a homer and the baserunningj of Small who stole second, third and home. Standing of the Teams , , W. L. PCT American' Legion f . . Bankers 4 . YMCA ..... I . .!. . . Company F !. . . ; . . Spauldings , Yeoman ........ . FEATHERWEIGHTS NEW YORK. June 1 21 Babe Herman of Los Angeles And Kid Kaplan of Meriden, Conni, feath- erweignts, slugged 12 rounds to night to an of ficiar draw. Kap lan took- the first, seqond, ninth and tenth j rounds. The third fourth, 11th and 12th went to Herman, and the others appeared even. '' j' v. BOXING LAW TESTED CHICAGlO, June 12. James C. (Jim) Mullen was found guilty of violating the Illinois boxing law and fined j $5 and costs today by Judge Bernard P. : Barash. In In order to test the constitution ality oft the boxing exhibition law the case will be carried to the state supreme court. No Excuse for KlahTs Opinion of Iowa Mason . ... . v - " :: 'I SIOUX j CITY. Ia June 12. The flaying of the Ku Klux Klan by the Grand Master of the Iowa Masons, F. W. Glaze of Oskaloosa was' the the feature of the opening session of the grand lodge of Iowa In Sioux City today. . : Glaze declared there was no ex cuse for the , existence of the Ku Klux Klan and that - the officers chosen by the people were the only persons who should enforce the law. i He declared Masons ought not to give any aid to the klan and said that all klan meetings should 1 be barred from the Masonic halls of Iowa. ELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK 3,400 square miles ot marvels, beauiy and color nothing like : it on earth leaping geysers, growling grottos, boiling cauld rons, nature's most fantastic formations, in the midst of which are magnificent hotels, -'charming cottage villages, 300 miles of matchless boulevards and all the comforts of home. 8d tat ear booklet. It tctW thm tkril : line tory oi Mtan'i waadarlaad. Our Through Sleeping Car Service DAILY between Port land and West Yellowstone' makes the trip very eomlortable yottr ttuttrmry mmd mrrwnn : J. H. CrXEILL.TrmvdiM 1 tOW Fittork Block. Port. kud, will call personally sad rraa a.11 detail; drop him card or addraa WM. McMCRRAY Uenerml PuK-nw Ataat, rorUaod,OreKoa .4 1 .800 .3 1 .750 .3 1 75q .1 3 .250 .1 3 .250 .1 4 .200 DRAW I PlMMngW BOXERS KID TO FIGHT OFTEN Ruling Will Make Champions Defend Title Once Every : Six Months! i; NEW TORK, June l.i-iciari-fication ' of ita regulatlocs' design ed, to force boxing champions to defend their tiUes ' at least once every; six months was1 made by the New York state boxing commis sion at a 'meeting today., : The commission pointed out that the provision forcing 'cham pions to rWk their titles was not Its own creation, being section VII of the state boxing law. Reg ulations to administer the law have been adopted, it was ex plained. s . . ' The commission announced that it would not accept challenges un til within 20 days of the expira tion of the six months .period af ter a champion, either has' won his title or defended it in a de cision bout. The champion is given 10 days to accept and is pro hibited from meeting any other boxer untlljie gets Into tle ring with' the challenger "recognized by the commission, f i . : ' The champion's license will be rescinded if he declines the chal lenge. Any boxer meeting : him anywhere after he has been plac ed on. the blacklist" will be treat ed similarly. Should the deposed champion ultimately agree to meet his challenger he must do so as the challenger and not. as the tltleholder. . . . SEEK GIRLS BODIES SEATTLE. June 12. Search for two young women who rented a canoe to paddle across Lake Washington here was started to night when the craft, bottom up, floated out the east side of the lake. : A. hat,' one of the young women had ' worn was in the canoe. No names were obtained, when the canoe was rented. A for 1 1 iv n n ? i i 11 wore rtovai 1 1 II WW: :j ffej M i. M W "BSn m L ajw - V T its xrv - Where to b uy IRA JORGENSEN. Salem Oregon. MARION AUTO CO Salem Oreffon. SALEM VULCANIZING WORKS, Salem, Or VALLEY MOTOR CO, Salem OrcSon. LEAGUE STANDINGS ' . 4! Pacific Coast Ltvigiie W. L. PCT. San Francisco . . i .. 4 6 25 .648 Sacramento . . ' .38 .' 30 .559 Vernon i.. - iiv., .38 . 32- .543 Los-Angeles .......33 34 .493 Salt Lake ....... .33 35 .485 Portland ; . . ... . .32 38 .457 Seattle . .-.J . '. r. .' .28 39 .4 1 8 Oakland 27.; 42 .319 '' - , National League " ". ., ' w. l. New "York ..34 15 PCT. .615 .583 .532 .532 .531 .529 .333 .271 Pittsbnrg . .. .. . .28 20 Brooklyn ......... 2 5 22 Cincinnati .-..; .-..25 22 St. Louis . , . Chicago .V.; Boston ' . . .' , . 2 S ...27 :.17 23 24 34 Philadelphia . .... 13 35 American League W. L. ,i31 18 ..27 20 ..28 22 ..23 .26 ..22 25 -.21 27 ..18 24 ..18 26 PCT. .633 .574 .560 .469 .468 .438 .423 ".409 New York . . . Philadelphia . Cleveland . . . Detroit . ... . St. Louis . . . . Washington; . . Doston . Chicago . ... LIBRARY METHODS 1ISCUSSEI CORVALLIS, Ore., June 12. The sesslbn of the Pacific North west, Library association conven tion here this afternoon was de voted to a discussion of practical methods for handling school libr aries, county libraries, city and branch libraries. f fli "A: oers 1923 1 ited States Tires reGbbdTrrcs THE U. S. Tire people took plenty of time in developing the Royal Clincher Cord. , ! - ' .Whenit was finally placed oii sale there were no mis takes in iu Last year we couldn't make Royal Clinchers fast enough. , ' , Production for 1923 has been more than doubled. But whenever and wher ever you can get a Royal Clincher take fc. f i 4", !Ik ri : USTircs tratwMvfc . - I j