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Friends of Former Harvard
Captain Present Him With
;;'. Diamond Ring
' BOSTON, June 30. New. York
stretched its string of straight
wins to ,11 by, defeating Boston,
3 to 2 in the first game of today's
double-header, but in the second
gams Jess Barnes, late of ,the
world ch4mpions, ' held them to
four hits and Boston won-1 to 0.
It was "Conlon Day," friends of
the former Harvard captain pre
senting him with a diamond-ring.
Score flret game - H- "
New York 3 11
Boston . . ....... . 2 8
Bentley and. Snyder; Oeschger
and O'Neill, Vi---
Score second game- V H. 11. E.
New York ..... . .... . 0 ' 4 0
Boston 1 6 0
- Nehf and Gowdy; Barnes and
O'Neill.
At Chicago R. J I." E,
St. Louis ,.........'2 4 $
- Chicago 3 9.v3
Deak and Alnsmith; Keen and
O'Farrell. !
At Philadelphia J R. H. E.
Brooklyn 2 10 0
i Philadelphia ..... . 71 0
4 Decatur,- Henry and: Taylor;
Ring and Wilson.
At. Pittsburg y i N R. H. E.
...Cincinnati 3 12 1
Pittsburg .......... 4 18 0
i : Itixey and WInge, Hargrave;
"Adams' and Schmidt. i i
- Johnny," said the teacher re-
. proTingly, ;yon misspelled most of
the words In your composition."
'Yes'mv I'm going to be a dia
lect writer." Washington Star.
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BATTLERS ARE AWAITING GONG
LEAGUE STANDINGS
WORKOUTS CEASE , ON SATURDAY
GIBBONS NOW "THUNDER CHIEF
SHELBY, Mont., June 30.
(By The Associated PreBs) His
outdoor ring ; fringed by , a circle
of more than 50 Blackfeet Indi
ans and squaws, in picturesque
regalia and war paint. Tommy
Gibbons, newly-annointed "Thun
der Chief of the, tribe, went
through his daily war dance with
his sparring partners today.
It was one of the final work
outs Gibbon will hare before he
clashes with' Jack Dempsey here
July 4. He .boxed seven rounds,
three of them fast and fierce, the
others tame' and sometimes com
ic. Tiilio f Kid" Herman 'and
Jimmy Delaney sent Gibbons into
high speed and received the only
severe punishment the challenger
meted out today. ; ' '
Herman fcoxed only one two
minute round with the challenger,
but It was the fastest two-minute
round Gibbons has had In three
weeksf training.
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fBy The Associated Press.)
Jack Dempsey reached the final
stages of his training teday with
out injury to his bands or the
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he boxed four light rounds, step
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of his indoor gymnasium, which
wasJammed to the doors. I Demp
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sides of the building. i-
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Sn Franrico .. 57
Sacramento . ....47
Portland ' ..44
Salt Lake .. 42
IjO Angeles ...41
Vernon ..-.ij. ..43
Seattle u ...37
Oakland .... . ..1..35
L.
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39
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43
43
45
47
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Cincinnati . .
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St. Louis ..,
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Philadelphia ....
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Philadelphia 34 30
Clereland 33 32
Detroit : ; . 31 t 33
Chicafo ; ....29 31
8t. Loui, , 30 33
Washington ..J ....29 . 35
Boston .........3 . 35
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three runs before striking out
Wdlfer. When he performed this
feat . there were two runners on
the paths and he had to do it or
take a chance on losing. ; Kremer
had a world of stuff on tU ball
all -afternoon and never gave the
batters more than a glimpse of It
on the outside edges of the plate.
Score ; R. H. E.
Oakland . . . . . . ... . . . .1 1.5 0
Portland ..... k . I , . . r4 8 ' 3
Kremer and 'Thomas Middle
ton, Eckert and Onslow, .. .
STRAIGHT
League ' Lead t Is Row Eight
" Complete Games rPeh
nock Pitches Well
NEW YORK, June ' 30. The
New York Americans made It
tnree straight f rom Philadelphia
here today, winning 6 to 1. The
Yankees stretched the league, lead
to eight complete games.' Pen
nock pitched a strong game for
the Yankees, a fluke home ran. by
Welch giving Philadelphia its on
ly tally. Harris pitched well for
the Athletes but New York pound
ed Hasty In the eighth, after Har
ris retired in favor of a pinch
hitter. ' J !' '
Score . - j 1 1 . R. H. E.
Philadelphia s 1 . 7 3
New York . , i ........ 6 12 0
, Harris, Hasty and Perkins; Pen
nock and Hofmann, Bengough.
Hungarian Woman Healthy
And Active at Age of 1 25
'--: LONDON, June 30. The latest
entrant for international old i age
honors is a Hungarian woman -by
the name of Antonia Llppal whose
age Is authenticated at 125 years.
She is reported to be In excellent
health and very active. . k;
In answer to inquiries as "to her
health, Antonia ; says she wore
glasses until she was 95, but since
then she has been ! able to see
clearly without artificial aid. She
has been a widow, for 60 years,
and earns a living by giving med
ical advice in her community.
KHEMER DAZZLES
BEAVER HITTERS
Oaklander Declared0 to Be
Best Right-Handed!Pitch-r
in LeagUe
"4.
i PORTLAND. Or., June 30 Ray
Kremer showed why he Is con
sidered by many baseball experts
to be 'the best 'right-handed pitch
er in the coast league when he
had the Beavers swinging at space
for eight innings, during which
they managed to drive out only
three eafe ones, including a home
run by Brazil. r '4
In the ninth the . Oak slabmah
At San Francisco 1 . I
Salt' Lake ..... ...
COMING ID RACES
Officers at July Fourth Mo
tor Events to Be Men of
y; Experience
R. H. E.
n 0
3 1
McCabe. ' Coumbe. Singleton,
Gould, Kallie and Jenkins. Pe
ters; Geary and Agn
TK- i
At Seattle
Vernon J....
Seattle . . . . . . . . .
. Shellenback, 'Dell
nah; Blake and Tobin.
At Los Angeles f
Sacramento
Los Angeles. ;
fnet;; fir. I
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R.
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E.
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Han-
E.
0 6 I 4
15 17' 3
- Yellowhorse. Peters. James.
Thompson and iKoehler. M.
Shea; M. Lyons, Robertson .and
Bylef: . ' i ' ) "-'.' 1
Censorship of f Movies
: Established in Ireland
DUBLIN June 30. The Irish
Government is establishing, a na
tional censorship;' of cinema pic
tures. Hitherto ; managers have
been! canyins on such censorship
as was provided in England, and
many films, were; uncensored,' but
there was no uniformity and some
public compKlnt of the exhibition
of objectionable films. . '
The new censorship . will super
sede all others.' Every film must
be censored by the national cen
sor; and the exhibition of any un
censored film will be punished by
for car practice. ' The Salem cars
have to drive to Independence as
the! nearest place to find a track.
The Salem grounds will be open
forjonly a very' brief hour or two
before the races.
"Biddy" " Bishop, of Salem. Is
to sing several popular songs for
the audience, during the inter-
The next session of the a
tising men of the world wi
held in London. ; The Ame
i delegates are already pract
vals. The Dempsey-Glbbons fight up on ho wto pronounce "bat
returns, from Shelby, Mot
are-to be received by rounds
announced, by megaphone tc
grandstand. ' r'
let up and yielded five hits and heavy penalties, f!
At .Washington R. II. E.
Boston ............ 1 11 0
Washington ....... . 2 11 1
s Quinn'and Picinich, Walters;
Johnson, Russell and Ruel.
At St. Lottis- j R. II. E
Detroit ..L.I... ... 7 12 6
St. Louis .'. ..... ... 3 4 I'
W. Collins and Woodall; Dan
forth. VanGilder, Root. Kelp
and Severeld. . ,
At Cleveland first game
I R. II. E.
v Chicago ' .J'. .....'. 3 7 0
Cleveland ! 1 7 1
Faber and Schalk; Morton,
- Shante and Myatt. S
Second game - R. H. E.
Chicago 5 11 0
Cleveland i . . 4 11 0
T. Blankenshlp and' Graham;
Uhle, Metevler and O'Neill.
- AMERICAN ASSOCLTIOX:
.Indianapolis 3-7; Toledo 1.6.
At Minneapolis : 1-0: Kansas
City 6-4. . ; :
At St. Paul 2: Milwaukee 3.
. At Louisville 7; Columbus 3.
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Lee Eyerly returned Saturday
afternoon from Portland, where
he had been to look after the ad
vertising for the Fourth of July
auto races at the fair grounds.
.. He brings word that many peo
peole are coming down from Port
land to attend the races, which
they are certain will be hign class.
Field Representative Watkins of
the A. A. A., is coming as one of
the officers for the races, and
other Portland men, experienced
In the ; game, will serve as timers
and Judges.. '
Two more fast cars that had not
previously contracted, are coming
as a result of this visit. One is J
the Dodge Special, the speedy lit
tle "blue car that made such a fine
race on June 9. It belongs to
and will f be driven by Walter
Blume. Another is the Walker
Special, a! partially-Chevrolet rac
er 'that did ' not do itself justice
in the last raees, but that" at its
best is undeniably fast. Th Mc
Donald Frontenac-Ford was al
ready' promised, and will be here
for a grpat race, j ? .
Because of the contract ' the
horsemen have for the use of the
race couraje, the track is not open
Greet President Hardirif?
At The
Portland, July 4th
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Eugene $30, etc return limit July 10.
Daily trains to Portland at 715, 0:45 and 11:15 A. M.; $1:40,
4:00, B:SO and 7:50 P. M. f - . ' ; 1
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