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FRIDAY MORNING, SEPTEMBER 21, 1923 RTS Here, Ther e Kverywiiiere JOLLY IS EASY Raising the Family- Ike was wronq on nis mathematics, but-! Flshert i un cue i kb,' Kin ou Tb -ms PROBLEM N K- VHTVAME-riC BOOK.? IT(S "IF IT TPSKES pip V Tt.- TH fONDU TWO -0 PsRCUEJ f,v iTvtFQ 3 D(VtS TO O Los Angeles, Seattle and IT TO-"6 r w . . . j ban Francisco are Winners-Yesterday ' 2 THE OREGON STATESMAN, SALEM, OREGON SPO 0 POMD v I tr wouvo "V I V' n C U ' " -.'wrJ J- O ' l .1,1 i - , a a I 1 I jl lll I ' : BOTH OF LOS ANGELES. Sept. 20.i-Jolly proved easy for ; Portland, today and the Beavers took the third game of the series from Vernon 7 to 2, The Tigers took a one-ran lead In ;the f irst f inning, but the Beavers scored th see tallies in the second Inning with two singles, a doable, a sacrifice and an error. Pels Schneider, Tiger right fielder, poled oat two doubles and two singles in . five trips to the Score R. II. E. Portland . . . . . . . . . K. . 7 110 Vernon . . . .r. . 2 12 2 Leverens and Daly; Jolly, Rep py and. Hannahs . ; i ; . . - Anxeis a; salt iako 1 SALT LAKE CJTT. Sept. 20. Tom Hughes, invincible , in the pinches, came within an Inch of getting a shutout today, the An gels winning 3 to 1.-; Jt was not until two were tout in the ninth that the Bees scored their ran. Roy Leslie hit his 69th two-bagger and. Leslie Sheehan his 66th. Score r R. H. E. Los Angeles ....... 3 7 0 Salt Lake ;'l 11 1 Hughes and Rego; Myers and Jenkins. i .' -t : : ' ' . ' "' '- , Seattle 2; Oakland 1 -1 OAKLAND. Sept. 20 Malls lost a pitching duel with De)I here to day and Seattle nosed oat Oak land two run, to one. 1 The Oaks only run came In the fourth tuning when Gather sin gled. Lafayette sacrificed and Ba ker drove in Cather with a double. The two hits were exactly half the total number Dell permitted. Taryan's double 'in the fifth and Dell's two-bagger a few minute latqr, tied the score for Seattle. The Indians pushed over the win ning run In the eighth when Lane singled,' Merkle sacrificed.' Welsh beat out a bant and Eldred scored Lane with a hit to center field; 3core 1 R. II. E Seattle'...: .';..'.;;- 2 9 0 Oakland . : . . . 14 1 Dell and Yaryan; Malls and Ba ker. ' ' ;l- v.l,j 'r, ; ; ! Frisco &t Sacramento 3 -I SACRAMENTO, Sept. 20.- San Francisco bunched hits at oppor tune moments off Thompson today and Sacramento, unable to success fully solve the shoots of Bob Geary, was administered a third st-cessive defeat for the crucial series, 6 to 2. It was ladles' day and a large crowd was In attend ance, with a cordon of police sta tioned at different points In the stands -and upon the field. Um pire Byron, who was the objective factor in yesterday's mob disturb ance,' was presiding- at .the bases toiay, but had an easy afternoon with: no particularly close decis ions to render js and the crowd, though, noisy, was orderly. WEMTO OO IT ,' 7 . mtm&. r i ' i WzA J A COMING WATER CHAMPION. t THE BIG Watch For Them! I ' J I aT T--" Til III iitnrmn rt r . . ' - i r . . ' .;- ' r:.i:y: 4 1 v ' L ' - , , 4 j , ' -, - . - ' , I k - , ' , ..--- i 5 1 S- .: .v - ' . . . t 1 li .'r V r. : r - t t " I h . 5 I t - r ' 3 Pi - i twiiiinir --'-' T"-T iTmihTTmTi"'! " "'l Ti'iimTiTi'wiIH III! Jll 1 1 III II I III IIIIBH W Ml ,,'T''"Jf ' 1IT I'm "'1 1 f 1 ' I Xff(J-VM(nK4Mt0r Tllil . POTflERES WIIED IN FREE FOR ALL Bernice E Runs Washington State fair Derby in Rec- ofcnime of 1:51 L - : .,Mlss LllHau Landers of San. Francisco Is another girl water marvel. : ', She has been quite a sensation on the coast, where she won many . aauatie laurels. Her specialty is long distance swims Folk in f the East probably will see her next spring, as she is to visit that section for some of the title meets. i , -.' , Score ; '! . , R. H. E. San Francisco, . . . . .r? rs 6-12 0 Sacramento... ...... 2 8 2 Geary and Richie; ... Thompson, Penner and Koehler. - v , Four Grid Men "are" Lost To Pacific University FOREST GROVE, Or., Sept 23. Four of last-year's football team of the Pacific' university will be lost to the team this year,, but the outlook for a winning combina tion is very encouraging, according to L. J, Frank, who will begin his third year , as , football coach of Pacific university. , Pacific was admitted y to the northwest con ference last December, .owing to her good record . the past two years. r . Ten lettermen reported for prac tice September. 15, In addition to the freshmen! who expect to enter Pacific this falU Pacific's back- tleld should be very strong : this year "with 'George Tucker playing his second year at this position. Tucker weighs 190 pounds and was rated among the best fullbacks in the northwest last fall. ; Adams will be back at his old position at halfback., which will make his : Eyerybody Visit The CJiregoEii State Fair SALEM, September 24-29 : Yoti should see this exhibi tion of products from "every section of our state, a rev elation and a liberal educa tion to everyone. Agriculture, ; Horticul ture, Live Stock. Special . attractions day and night. ' ? Horse racing, amusement, stock and poultry shows, , " $5,000 in prizes and parses ..: y:;yy:-f':-f:t: ;-;' ) f-. - .- , ;f r -r'----.'.' Uediiced Round Tk-ip Fares : V -nr f1 September 22-29, Inclusive; return limit October 1 ' i All Trains Direct to Fair (Grounds N - ' 1 i T For parttcalars sk agents - third year at this position. Jessee, who played halfback lastv year, and the fastest man on the squad, will be shifted to quarterback left vacant by Hoar's graduation. US CUM n nn St. Louis Loses to New York Detroit and Boston Tie Second Game !' ::." NEW YORK. Sept. 20. (Am erican) The New York Yankees clinched their third successive American league pennant here to day, defeating St. Louis In the first game of the series, 4 to 3. New York's margin is the greatest in either major league in many years.' Sam Jones won his 20th game of the: season, though he was hard pressed by St. Ixmis In the late innings. :'t The Yankees bunched their hits to good effect on Van Gilder. -. - ' i Severeid was hit on the head with a foul ball in the second inn ing and was forced to retire. Score: R H. E. St. Louis .3 9 ; 1 New York : . . . . . . . . 4 s 8 2 Vangilder and Severeid, Collins; Jones and Schang. . 5 ; EUGENE. Or.. Sept. 20 Setting a new track record of 2:09 14 for the mile In the 'free-for-all pace at the Lane county fair races todar, Potreres, driven by Giannin, was declared winner in the best three of- five heats for the purse of $4 00. Arp Bell, driven by Richardson, took three straight heats in the 2:12 class pace or trot. k ' . Ktvo-for-all Summary . . Linnie C. ............ 5 4 5 5 Mac Pitzsimmons ..... 4 2 2 2 Alberta Hal .. . . . . .... 3 6 4 3 fx) Verna Dillon ..... . 6 3 6 . Potreres ........ . 2 1 11 Hal Paxton Jr. f 1 5 3 I Time: 2:10; 2:09V4; 2:11; 2:10, ix) Not entered In 4th heat. 2:12 Pace or Trot " Surety ............. . 22 22 Arp Bell .... 1 1 11 Albert W. . . . , ....... 4 3 3 2 The Bondholder . ... . . 3 ( ' 4' 4 Time: 2:12 Vi. 2:12. 2:14; 2:1214. I LEAGUE STANDINGS PACiriO COAST LEAGUE 7 7 4 82 88 U.i 97 5 101 8n FraneUc ............110 Sirraento 101 Portland 92 Seattle 84 Im Angeles 83 Oakland -. 80 Rait Lake ,....s. 78 Vernon 72 New York Cinrinnata .... Pittsburgh ... Chicago St. Louis Brooklyn Koston Philadelphia . NATIONAL LEAGUE vv. u .. 89 5 8B 59 ...i. 82 - 59 : .75 68 72 69 , 69 71 ,...;....47 :i 46 !' .95 AMERICAN LEAGUE - ' - ' W. U Sew York ...... ..'...93 48 Cleveland ...72 3 Ietroit ......70 B6 St. Iouis ....1.68 69 WKhinjjton 68 71 Chiraeo 61 - 76 Philadelphia 61 76 Boston .....53 81 Prt. .621 .577 .529 .488 .472 ,452 .45 1 .409 Prt. .622 .593 .581 .525 .511 .493 .335 ,326 Prt .660 .537 .515 .47 .489 .445 .445 .405 bout, Joe Downey of Cincinnati also succeeded In going the, limit of ten. rounds with Firpo at In dianapolis, 16 ounce gloves being used. : 'i ' . : jt Wills, unsuccessful in his pro tracted campaign to force Jack Dempsey into a title match, now has declared his. willingness to meet Flrpo. ' ' Firpo is not anxious to don the gloves again before next spring or summer, but is Insistent that if he fights Willa. the bout; be staged in the Argentine. . Wills Is holding out Just as firmly for the match in this country. The negro plans to engage in a three-months exhibition tour fol lowing his fight with Smith next week. y Toledo Ball Club and Senators Will Not Meet . Notwithstanding contrary claims by the Toledo baseball club of Lincoln county, the Salem Sena tors will continue to hold the title of state champions, according to Manager Harry Wenderoth. Toledo apparently , has a good team, as it has played 18 games this season without defeat. The strength of the team, however. Is indicated that it defeated the Yeo man team of Salem by only one wore, and the Yeoman team wasn't considered as approaching the class of the Senators. , Manager Wenderoth received a letter from the Toledo club last week bidding for a game or a series o( three games on the To ledo grounds, but inasmuch as the Senators had arranged to disband after the game with the Portland Woodmen last Sunday, the Toledo contest could not be considered. DOUB LE- IS HER BREAK Cincinnati and Philadelphia c Split Brooklyn Wins From Chicago Things - are so quiet in Greece you can hear a. bomb drop. CINCINNATI, Sept. 20. (Na tional. ) Cincinnati and Philadel phia broke even in their final double header of the season today. the visitors winning the first con test 2 to 0, and the home team taking the second 8 to 5 in 11 in nings. - ; , First game R. H. E. Philadelphia .... .....360 Cincinnati ..... 0 6 4 Glazner and Ilenline; Luque and Hargrave. , Second gane It. H. E. Philadelphia .... .... 711 2 Cincinnati .......... 818 1 Ring, Head, Bishop and Wilson; Benton, Harris and Wingo. Brooklyn 9; Chicago 7 CHICAGO. Sept. 20. (National.)- Brooklyn made it two games out of three from Chicago today by winning the final contest 9 to 7. The game was a free hitting affair in which extra base hitting was the feature. Score " '' ; . Brooklyn . . . . . . . Chicago . . . . .... . Grimes and Taylor; Osborne and O'FarrelL. R. H. E. 9 13 o ' 7 16 0 Wheeler,' No other games played. Summer, it seems, dies from a long .fall. BIG MSLIPS'. PAPOlTi fAKIMA, Wash." Sept .3 Hern Ice E., owned by asjradicate of horseman from Lethbridge. Alberta, ran the Washington deb by today at the state fair track In 1:51, a net record for tracks of the northwest. .The distance was 1U miles. James T. Clark, another Canadian entry, was. clocked one-fourth second slowert The former record was 1:53. Winners of harness events wero as follows t. : '. , 2:18 Trot or co The Obvious ( Paraer ... Bonfire (Golden) ....... Marey Hail ( Kelly ... . . . Olbre O (Fisher) Time: 2:21, 2:22, 2:21. , Free-for-all Trot , Hallie B (Swisher) ..... Oregon Bond (Swisher) . . Cavalier Gale (White) . . . Pierrio (Zeigler) .... " Dress Up for the m 1 4 2 3 1 3 2 4 Time: 2:15, 2:141,4. 2:15. NEGRO Ml T ; S Detroit 5-2, Boston 4-2 ! BOSTON, Sept. 20 (American ) Detroit won the opening game of today's double header from Bos ton U to 4. The second game was called at the end of the tenth on account of darkness, with the score 2 and 2. ' ' ' ; First game: R. H. E. Detroit ,. : ..... 5 10; 2 Boston ., . . ......... .4 Ll2 2 Pillette, Dauss and Woodall, Bassler; Murray, Quinn and Pici nicb. ' ... ; - ':. Second game: R. H. e. Detroit .... ...... . . .2 5 1 Boston . . 'f . . .'. , . . . . .2 9 1 o Hollo way, Dauss and Bassler; Piercy and Devormer, Pitsnich. AGAINST SMITH Harry Wills Will Fight Ten Round Contest in New . York Sept. 27 I'liiladelphia 5. Chirsgo 3 I f Philadelphia. ; Sept. 20. (Am erican) Philadelphia went into a tie for sixth place today by de feating Chicago in the opening game of the series. I ? S0re: , R. H. E. Chicago ........ .3 10 2 rhlladelphi ..5 9 1 Thurston and Crouse; Hasty, Kommell and Perkins: ' NEW YORK, Sept. 20. Harry Wills, f negro heavyweight title contender has been matched to fight Homer Smith, ' Kalamazoo, Mich..; in a ten-round contest at the Queensboro 'stadium the night f of September 27. The bout will mark Wills' first ring appearance in a yeaf?" Smith gained promi nence by staying the limit jof a ten round match with Luis Angel Firpo last August 3 at Omaha, Neb.; . I . . ; . ..' Smith was the first boxer to stay the limit with Firpo after the Argentine mauler's advent to pu gilistic Tame in this country.' The Michigan fighter was knocked down almost at will by the South American but managed to weather the storm of blows until the last bell. The contest was staged dur ing Firpo's mid-summer exhibition tour. Two weeks after the Smith AT THE MAN'S SHOP DUDS FOR MEN It's Style and Value You Want in Those New Fall; Clothes We make it our one duty to our customers in ; - giving BETTER STYLETS BETTER VALUES ; BETTER SERVICE Here you will find one of the largest and most extensive showings of JOHN M. SCOTT . I Asa't. Passenger Traffic Manager r ; oame? si V 'Pacific-Line No others played. AMEU1CAX ASSOCIATION 1 Louisville 8; Milwaukee 813 innings: darkness. " No others played. ' Willamette Valley Transfer Co. 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