The Oregon statesman., June 21, 1923, Page 2, Image 2

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THE OREGON STATESMAN, SALEM, OREGON
THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE 21, 1923
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TED PILLETTE
PIshc.
Raising the Family- Ma's Width was The Only Thinq That Saved Gideon!
lb Uke A.
Portland Wins First Game of i
Series With Seattle,
. 5r -t : Fifth : Lucky
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SEATTLE, Jan 20. Ted PI1
lette defeated Harry' Gardner t'o-
' day injlha first game of the Port
. land-Seattle series,- the . Heavers
winning 5 to 3. Two errors and
king's doable' with the bases, fall
' won: f of Portland In the fifth in
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f 'Score ' R. H. E. I
Portland i.. 5 9 1
Seattle ........ 3 6 : 2
. - - Plllette and Paly; Gardner and
Yaryan. f m
VERXON 8, FRISCO 2
, LOS - ANGELES.: Cat., June.
Vernon evened up the series' with
San Francisco .today, taking the
second same 3 to 2." James struck
out 7 Seals, one In each of the
first six Innings and held the visit-
ors.tq three hits Jn the first lire
Tle winning ran was scored In Vie
sixth, on two singles, a sacrifice
and an, error. - . j '
; . Score- ,T -. ,, . i . . R. H." E.
Sa Francisco ,i 2 ' 8 3-
Vernon . i". 3 S ' Of
Mitchell, Geary and Agnew;
relle; James and G. Murphy. V '
;SACRA5IEXTO 6, SALT LAKE 3
SACRAMENTO. Cal., June 20
Turning a loosly played and rather
listless slug-test; Into a sparkling
pitchers' battle, when Gould was
substituted for . Crumpler , In the
fourths and Lefty' Thompson r for
Fittery in 'the fifth, - the Colons
came from behind to tie the Bees
la the' seventh and finally poled
out a ? to 5 victory In the 12tn
Scores- ' : ' i.v'H R. n. E.
- Ealt Lake 8 11 1
Tacramentp . v ....... t. 6 -13' 1
" Chumpler,, Gould and Peters;
Fittery, Thompson and K,oehler.
, ;.. OAKLAND 4. ANGELS O
OAKLAND. Cal.. Jane 2oJ In
the fastest game played, here this
year Oakland defeated Los Ange
, I es today 4 to 0.. From the first
the Angels were unable to connect
with Colwell'sitchlng exceptfpr
scattered hits. The Oaks obtained
one run-in the first, two in the
fourth and one In the fifth in-
Score-- ; .". . ' R. H. E.
T-oi Angeles . 0 7 0
Thomas and Baldwin; Col well
and Baker. , r? ;- ' ? -
AMEItlaiN ASSOCIATION
X
At Columbus 4; Louisville 11.
At Kansas City 3; St. Paul 6.
At Kansas City 3;" St! Paur4.
(Second game.) ' ' '
At Milwaukee-Minneapolis, post-.
; oned. rain. ' : ; .
At Toledo 3 ; Indianapolis 6. '
ONLY';:10DAYS.
at
'T'HE High Grade Watches offered in
this history-makincr sale are
J , going" fast and you will
11 you want to get, one of these modern;
guaranteed watches; at prices which ;
i cannot possibly be duplicated after this f
i sale, is over. ;, ;
i In order to make room for our increased ;
; stock of the GRUEN WATCHES we are ',
f forcfed tq clean oijit our stocks of many;
r other standard makes of new modern:
"watches, guaranteed i both by ourselves! "
j and the manufacturer. Come in at once
! and get the watch that you have always
wanted., at this great' saving in price. .
Dont delay. Remember- only ten days
more of this 1 sale. . 4 -
' Candle sticks, 4oa to $7.50, ' I
,f choice . :..;. $3.83 Pair
, ..Vases, choice assortment. $G.OO to '
.r0 a :....:...$.J.95 Each .
v English perfumed pottery, ' ;
! Special .:..i..:-i.: GOc Each'
DEMPSEY
SORE i LIP
GREAT FALLS. Mont.. June 30;
-(By the Associated Press.) '
Working in hla indoor gymnasium
during a fury of driving hall and
rain stormf Jack Dempsey .today
engaged in "a shortened workout
under orders . of Manager Jack
Kearns, who believes the (f ham?
pion has reached the peak of his
training. with bis title contest with
Tommy Gibbons vust two weeks
awayf - -f- :"
Dempsey limited his boxing to
four rounds, but Indulged' in 'the
usual round, of bag
punching and
shadow boxing, j I
The champion's jaunt over the
roads, this morning was (longer
than usual as he covered between
five and .six : miles, returning to
punch the . heavy leather-filled
dummy bag for three rounds. This
heavy morning- work, Manager
Kearns said, resulted in bis ' de
cision to shorten the afternoon
work. J T ' .
COIfKKLBS
LOSE TO VETS
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Bankers and; ;XMCA. "Meet
hnday Night to T.reparq
' for-Final Contest "-
After getting up into the semi
finals with a good
record, the
Bankers toog a tumble in. the game
, !. ' . .
wun . toe . AmerTcan Region . ;asi
night.. The soldiers took : .the
gamet by the scoroT .75 3J
The Bankers put one over in
the first inning, when Reinhart
circled the bases for a tally. The
o o o o o o o i o o n iri rumi nnrii - i r0tt- mrinnin mm IIIIRI un..
rTon ViU Have to Hurry if Yoii Vilnt - '
A HlfeH GRADE WATCH
25 to 50 off
have to hurfcy
- We rail your 'attention fV onr fcpecial' Bale of '
' ' ?7JLf'.UrWee C,ft ShP GlIts- See window on
- Liberty St. , t I J ' '
i QualityrScrvice-Price; - Gifts -That. Last
Hartman Brothers Company
- 399 State StJ Corner Liberty J
At PEAK OF TRAINING nFTRfllT TAKES GUTS CPE FROM
- 7" - - - - r"v . .v. -. . . C,nr !
WORRIES CHALLENGER
- SHELBY Mont., June 20. (By
the Associated Pres3.) About the
only fighting here today was be
dded the p ankle-deep :. mud in
tween a warm sun, which quickly
Shelby's Aaai street and a cold
bre,eze which chilled the scantily
clad boxers In Gibbons' training
camp. ' . . ; j ..
. With a collection of raw cold
sores on his lower lip, which he
feared migM be opened into a
found difficult to heal before July
4, the challenger eliminad ? his
sparring froim his workout this
afternoon. f i -
i He spent two round3 tugging
Bud Gorman 'and Jimmy Delaney
around the ring, after hammer
Ins the swinging dummy for four
rounds, the outside punching, mat
for two rounds and skipping the
rope 100 times. u ;;?f :L
-George Manley, a middleweight
joined Gibbons camp to work, out
with, the challenger. .. i ;Vi
Legion couldn't do a thing in their
half of the first frame.,. But' In
the second, the soldiers took two,
and in their third they gathered
in. three more. They ran yet two
more circuits In the fifth,: while
the Bankers, judiciously scatter
ing their hits, got only one each
In the fourth: and fifth. The
game was over the. earliest, and
with; the sky the lightest, of all
games in the ' whole 'Twilight
League series. "" .'
On Friday night, the ' Bankers
and the YMCA win play, . to de
cide who will be the opponent for
the Legion in the final series. The
finals may call ' for, a protracted
series. " , .
; -,A local woman ' is to marry a
man she has never seen. It is o
plan, that has its advantages, but
it is not up to us to suggest them.
..Exchange.
MORE
Yhy We Take This Step
,No progressive Jeweler can
carry all the makes of watches
and do justice to them all. We
are therefore concentrating on
the watch that we consider the
best the GRUEN WATCH;
the masterpiece of the watch
makers crart. By keeping a '
more complete stock of Gruen
watches' we can hereafter ren
der , better service to our pa
trons by selling them .watches .
of precision and caring for the
watches after they are sold. '
To make room for this com
plete line of Gruens we must
get rid of some, of our other
lines at once and we are fewced
' to sacrifice many of them at
these ; hitherto unheard o f
prices.' . ;,-.. ' , ; ; x
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Wins Slugging Match With
' New York Yesterday By f
.Score of,, & 'to 7.
A NEW-YORK. June 20. Detroit
got'an"eyen break in'.Its fouiS-game
series with the New York Ameri
cans, winning a slugging matck
today 9 to 7. i
Score . . - R. H. E
Detroit r ...... ..9 17 1,
New York 7 14 1
; Plllette, Holloway and Woodall.
Bassler; Pennock, Bush, Moyt and
Hoffman, j
CLEVELAND S, WASHINGTON 1
1 WASHINGTON, June 20. Mog-
ridge weakened in the seventh in
ning of a pitching duel with Mor
ton today and Cleveland beat
Washington 5 to 1. Speaker's
first hit in three games was a
double, paved the way fox the vis
itors winning rally. r : "
, Score R. H. E.
Cleveland . . . . . . . . . . ...J 5 10 0
Washington . ...... . . . 1 101
Morton, Edwards and O'Neill;
Mogridge, Zahanizer, Brillheart
and Ruel. , .
PHILADELPHIA 4, CHICAGO 3
PHILADELPHIA, June 20.
Coming from behind in the clos
ing Innings, . Philadelphia today
won a thrilling eleven inning bat
tle with Chicago; 4 to 3. ' : -i
Score- ,, , ' . R. H. E.
Chicago . , . . . . . . . . 3 7 3
Philadelphia f - . 4 13 2
: Faber. Robertson and Schalk ;
Rommell, Walberg, Harris .and
Bruggy. ,
BOSTON 3, ST. LOUIS 1
BOSTON, June 20. Emhke
held - St. Louis to three bits , to
day and won his tenth game of
the season for Boston. The score
was 3 to 1. -v" ' r f '
Score- j 'i : R. H. E.
St. Louis ........... . . 1 3 0 ,
Boston . . m. . ......... 3, 4 0
Davis, Root and Severeid; De
vormer and Emhke.
MIT WES
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JOB AH COMMITTEE
Expert Galled m' As Assis
tant to Treasurer for Bat
- tie in Shelby - "
I SHELBY, Mont., June 20. -An-other
shift was made today in the
new personnel In charge of the
Dempsey-Gibbons champio n s h t p
fight July 4, when Fred R. Searles
of Great Falls, an expert account
ant, assumed office as assistant
treasurer to Mayor Jim Johnson of
Shelby, treasurer, of the American
Legion committee promoting the
fight. !' - ' ' ;-: -- :; V
' It had been previously announced
that Frankland C. Fogarty. also of
Great Falls, who is assisting Dan
TraCey," the new business execut
ive, would be assistant: treasurer.
It was revealed ; today, however,
that Searles was the choice of
Great ' Falls when business men
who contributed In the payment of
the second $100,000 of Dempseys
guarantee. h': ; , . -V
Tracey has -launched cam
paign'to raise the third $100,000
which must be paid the champion
July 2. ' .Tracey ) hopes to secure
the money within three or four
days and place it " In escrow to
allay any fears that it would not
be paid on schedule.
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Strangler" Lewis Given;
Divorce From Doctor-Wife
'WISCONSIN RAPlDS,Win-
sln. June 20. Robert Fredericks.
better known as Ed t Strangler 1 1
Lewis of San Jose, Cal world's
heavyweight wrestling champion,
n
yn Francisco
S icramento
Vempn ..
SH lke
Portland
1m Angele
Seattle .....
Oakland ...
...J- SI 4. ,19
L..i21 4 ;313
KATIQIfAZ. LEAGUE
Won. ' Lokt." Pet.
j.-.j,.j..A;.36 ,21 .632
.....:..S2 22 .,.593
New York
PitUburg ....
Cincinnati ...
St. lxuis ....
Brooklym ' .
Chicago f
Boston
Philadelphia
......31
23 , . -,74
'-'' '.$4 4
... .3t
28' 28 t .481
19 38 ..331
10 40 .288
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AMZIBICAK IXAQUS
. , Won. Lost.
Pet.
.632
X 'ork .
rhiiad'Ihia ...
CleVeland
Detroit .....
St. fjooia ,.....
Cliieajfo
Wasliingioa
Uotrion ...;n
.36
21
24
25
29
31
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L32
.561
.482
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29 i .473
29 .442
31! ,436
29 .'420
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has been granted a divorce fronx
utj ivaa acott ; i, reaericK8. it was
learned today. The dirorce was
granted by Judge Bryon B. Parks,
in clrcui court, at
Wisconsin!. j r 1 A
Steyens Point,
lISTO
Speedy Program of Two
Wheeled Races to Be Seen
Here on July 4
Some time during the afternoon
of July 4, Salem is to see half a
doxen of the speediest motorcycle
riders In the west in action out at
Lone Oak' track. Motorcycle en
thusiasts i may consider, them the
big events of the day, 'bigger even
than the auto races. It's all in
the way & person figures values.
Bu when the fastest factory re
presentatives in ' the world, the
high-salaried speed! demons who
make or break the put-put factory
name on the race tracks, meet In
these perennial duel-to-t he-death
conflicts, It's a main event always,
even for an auto bug.;
Two open professiojia events
are to be arranged,, ontf" tot five
and , the other for 10 milesr open
to professional riders who .have
class enough? to mKe them .real
races. There are At least - half , a
dozen of these peed boyst avail
able in the .northwest, 4o'me. of
them holding .world's record for
their machines. It doesn't take
long to run off a 10-mile motorcy
cle event, only about eight minu-
Mes, ion such a 'track as the' one
a 1 . L .
in oaiera ana most anyooay can
get a thrill , every quarterminute
in such a race with half a dozen
good riders competing.
Responses are coming- in : for
the auto race Invitations. Insuring
some of the best j raCTag ever
shown to a fair ground audience.
Fast cars from ell up and . down
the coast are being; promised, so
that with the motorcycle program
and the four or five four-wheeled
races' there ought to be enough
speed to make eGorge. Washington
and his , patriot band glad they
stuck It Tout at Valley Forgo and
so made racing possible. The
modern patriot can come to the
Salem races and hear the equiva
lent ot i a million firecrackers In
the motor put-puts, jean sit in the
grand stand for four full hours
and see the fastest ' things on
earth perform before his eyes, and
go homo happy as a clam 'at high
tide, rvvp.;..;..
Lee Eyerly of the racing asso
ciation expects to leave, Thursday
for Medford to sign up a number
of speed cars enroute, and i to
spread literature advertising the
Fourth of July meet. - 4
i BRICKLAYEItS WIN HTIUKE
NEW YORK, June 20. The
bricklayers strike, which retarded
metropolitan building construction
Involving $175,000,009, ended late
today when the Master Builders'
'demand for a wage iot $12 a dav
on a two year agreement.
Monc
APPEAR! RAGES
"I'Za b" .494 Vv : : Berry;
oa rr -n'7 1 ; - - 1
New York Beats St; .ouis in
Ninth Inning on Enemy's
Ground; Yesterday "
1 ST. LOUIS, June SO.fNation'
al.) Coming from' behind in the
ninth. New York' scored'five runs,
taking today's game from St. Louis
7 to 5. t
Score; ; R. II. E.
New York . i ...... 7 9 2
St. Louis . . . . ........ 5 11, 3
Nehf,..' Scott, Jonnard, Bentley
and Snyder, Gaston; Haines, and
Ainsmith. -: i i
f IVston 1 4 ; i Ifttburi;li 8 ,
i PITSBURGH,' June 20. (Na
tional. )-Ooing into the tenth In
ning the score tied 8 to 8. Bos
ton made six runs winning a bur
lesque game from fPIttsburgh 14
to '8. '!-. ,
Score i R. II. E.
Boston ..14 19 .1
Pittsburgh. ...... 8 151
Oeschger; Genewich, - Benton,'
Barnes and : i Gibson ; Hamilton,
Ba:by, Meadows, 'Boehler, Kunz
and Matt ox. .1 ;
Cincinnati 4; Brooklyn 1 .
CINCINNATI, June 20 (Na
tional.) Cincinnati made it three
R. H. E.
1 5 Y
.A Q 1
.... .
Smith and De
Benton and Hargrave.
Chicago 16; Pli ladrlphia 1
CHICAGO. June 20. (Nation?
al.) Chicago went on a batting
rampage today and defeated Phil
adelphia- in the final game of the
series 16 to 1, and breaking' even
on the . four-game set.
Score . R. H. E.
Philadelphia . . . . -. ... 18 4
Chicago ..... .... ...16 19 'J 0
Weinera. Winters Mitchell,
Behan, Hubbell and Wilson, O
Brien; Alexander, Dumovich and
O'Farrell, Wlrtx.
Awards Are Mailed to
Punctual Boys and Girls
j : 1 " : . . , t-i "
J. A. Churchill, state superin
tendent of schools, has sent a cer
tificate of award to every boy and
girl in Oregon outside of Port
land who has not bech absent: of
tardy from school during the last
year. . : v ,
'-- "To get such a record of recu-'
larky and punctuality," said Mr.
said Mr. Churchill, "the boys, and
girls must not only fen joy J good
health,! but they 1 must Appreciate
fully the -.advantages which the
t-chools bring- and rmtat cxerciso
courage and determination and
perseverance in order not fo let
anything Interfere "with their at
PURCHASE
Stock Up Your Tire
Supply for the Summer
on these wonderful "Odd Lot" bar
gains. This stock consists of such7
high-grade tires as Fisk, Goodyear,
U. S. Royal and General Fabric
and Cords.
All. tires are new stock and carry,
the tir manufacturers' standard
warranty.
Buy here while you have the op- y
portunity. .
"JIM" "BILL' -
SMITH & W ATKINS
In Their New Location
Corner Court and High a
Phone 44. Tire Service Anywhere
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tending school and fitting tb
on time. ' I
"Few records that can t da:;
are more, unmistakable evlder
of self-direction and resolnten'
in the establishment of habits C
reliability . and determination t:
carry through whatever is under
taken.'V r
Reports received so far giv?
5201 public school pupils v! :
have earned the certificates. Mar
lon county Jeads with 396, whi:;
Jackson '.county is seoond with a
total of 233. '-
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V" VCanse and'EA'ect ,
'icThe United States consumes sr,
per cent of all the gasoline used 1 1
the world. 'It did not become U?
home of the world's greatest c:l
trust by accident.
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