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About The Oregon statesman. (Salem, Or.) 1916-1980 | View Entire Issue (July 5, 1924)
I SATURDAY MORNING, JULY 5, 1924 TATESMAN PAGE OF LIVE SPORT NEWS' FROM EVjERYWMEE THE OREGON STATESMAN, SALEM, OREGON t Mi n m? y ROBIN HOOD Mir Valentin, assistant to DeEorco ia the 1920 New York revival of hi mat opera Robin Hood," presents br original cart of 30 people. Un queatiooabJy th premier musical at tractioa of the year. Last might only. . A few of the other attractions Ralph Bmcham Humeri Drama "Th Great Commoner1 Guatemala Marimba Baad Arthur Walwyu Erana Ada Roach Rath IWinau Edward Amherst Ott ." Vaesc Gambia Concert Party r Sim ticket sle potitrrefy closes ml 6 . tm. opening day Salem, Jrjly 16lh to 23d . No Sunday Programs I t " Season ticket prices: Adults ?3. student 2, children fl. f I'WflTuSVll IBM u hi RlrH with RICHARD The characters out of the screen You'll yell, you'll scream, you'll . shout. ;ilrSSl i : BARGAIN OREGON TIIKATKE TO OFFER 1 XEW SCREEN SENSATION ' Starting tomorrow at the Ore gon theatre for a run of five days comes the ; long : sought Third Dimension movies, i There was a time you remember, when Interest, !born of curiosity, was awakened nnd mair.rafna-hy a few "shots' bf a man walking across tte-street or by the scenes of an' on rushing train. They were without plot. They were not telling stories In those days. .They were Just show ing things. i j ' The Third Dimension is a pic ture shown in New York recently;. It was never taken on the road because every seat . had. to be fitted with a special' attachment -for the eyes of patrons. ' The film had the third dimension how ever. ' It is a short reel, called plastigrams, a series of widely dif? ferent scenes rand subjects and glues the eye to it for the same reason as one watched the early ts.ovie through curiosity. ; Plastigrams is not the . solution for the third dimension picture because one must view it through special lenses which the Oregon theatre ushers will give every paf tron. The lens fonsist of a; card hoard "framed spectacles and are of two different colors, red .jfnd green. The red lens goesover the right eye, and the gree over the lert. j " V-u ; A bit of trick work Introduces the Third Dimension. Double ex posures on" different scenes and properly tinted, cause the screen to appear as a mixture of red and green colorings, f If you put on the special glasses and close one eye you will see fish swimming In an aquarium. If you- look on . the screen with the other eye, then you see a monkey calmly view ing the world, j College, professors, newspaper and magazine editors are unani mous in their praise of Plasti grams, and all agree that it marks a new era in the progress of mo tion picture. , j . The people of Portland, de manded this one short reel for a two week' showing and never in ' v jump right at you ... . s ... 7 -rW FN.-' SS Seattle 7-4; Ixa Angeles 6-3 SEATTLE, : July 4. By defeat ing Lds Angeles twice today, 7 to 6 and! 4 to3, while Portland was taking two contests from San Francisco, Seattle went to within three (games of first place. "The first game was a hard fought con test, ihei Indians winning in the tenth inning. Los Angeles took; the lead from Seattle in its half of the eighth in the second batr tie but the Braves came back and scored two markers, taking the fracas, j ; First game j R. H. E. Los ! Angeles ... 6 13 f 2 Seattle" . . J . . . ....... .7 15; 1 Craidalll Dumovich. Root and Jenkin? : Sutherland, Steuland and E. -Baldwin, i s- ' Second game R. H. E, Los Angeles . . . . .... 3 10 1 Seattle . .J... 4 8 0 Meyers and Byler; Williams and E. Baldwin. , Kan Francisco 0-9: Port land -10 " PORTLAND. July 4. Portland won the afternoon game by a 10 to 9 $core after the Seals had batted; In three runs in the ninth and had Schorr on third with the tieing run and but one out. Bra--zill saved the game for Hugh Bedient. the former Boston Red Sox star, when he made a circus one-hand pickup of Waner's fierce drive land held Schorr to third while !he fielded It to first. E1H-. son then bounced out. In the sixth Bedient hit Shea's first pitch into the left field bleachers for a homer! with the bases full after Shea ;with two out had - walked Query! to get at mm. Score-S- R. II. k. 6 10 0 San Francisco Portland .... ....... in Geary, Burger and Agney; Eck- the hIpory; of motion pictures has a single reel received uch praise. . Plastigrams .will open, tomorrow at the Oregon theatre, with the feature Vice-bound," 1. starring Richard Dix and Lois Wilson, and continue for five days. ; j ll is very easy to rise In your own estimation. .ia v m - a .-vm Maw amlvv W V f7 Gi) nn!v i : T. . - i and LOIS WILSON .-. - ..h y y - -. ,. 'r--'i : i y screen 25c MATINEE TODAY iGOAST AND ert and Cochrane, Daly. t , Second game R. H. E. San Francisco I: . . .... 9 14 1 Portland ...J V..I0T11 0 Shea, Williams and Agnew; Be dient and Query. i Salt Lake 1-7; Oakland 2-2 I OAKLAND. July 4. Oakland won .this morning's ; game from Salt Lake 2-4o 1. and the Bees took this afternoon's game 7 to 2. In the morning game Krause, the Oakland pitcher, allowed only two hits, one of them of tbe scratch variety, j Oakland bunched f wo hits in the second and two in the third for the two scores. First garner- R. H. E. Salt Lake 2 1 Oakland . . 2 4 0 Singleton. Thomas! and Cook; Krause and Baker. . Second game Salt Lake . 4. Oakland , . . . . . .;. Ponder and Peters' Read, i , ' '' -tJii R. 7 2 H. 10 10 E. 0. Foster and i Sacramento 8-4; Vernon 0-4 LOS ANGELES. July 4.-Ver-non and Sacramento split a double header today,; the Tigers faking the morning game 9 to 8, and the Solons winning the j: second con test 4 to 3. In the second pme a hard fought battle, Vernon took the lead in the third Inning when Schneider hit a home run scoring Blakesley ahead of him. Sacra mento came from behind in the fifth when Ray Rohwer connected for a homer followed hy two runs brought; in by his team mates.: First game R. H. E. Sacramento? ......... 813 1 Vernon . ... ...'... 9 18 4 Thompson, Strand, Hall and Koehler; Thomas, Vines, Christian and Whitney. : Second game i R. H. E. Sacramento ....... w . 4 8 0 Vernon j . . . 3 "8 2 Canfield, James and .Koehler; Christian, Bryan and Hannah. STARTS T0M0RR0V 2 BIG V i .- - t . i - - - - : FEATURES BROADWAY'S prize play makes the screen's prize picture. No doubt about it. i; you're bound to. like "Ice-bound-" FREE!! A ! specially con structed pair of glass es is to.be given to every . patron as same is neces sary in viewing this new wonder. PORTLAND WENT WILD OVER THEM. MAJOR IiEAGUE GAMES New York 8-2; Philadelphia 2-5 NEW York, N. Y July 4. The New "York Giants broke even in tbe holiday double header ; with Philadelphia here today, winning the first jgame 8 to 2, and losing the second 2 to 5. First Oame: ' ' ; Score H R. H. E. Philadelphia . . 1 . . 2 7 '3 New: York .811 1 Batteries: Ring. Couch and Wilson; Barnes and Snyder. Second! Game Philadelphia . New York '.!;.. R. II. E. ...5 11 1 . . .2 10 1 and' Hen Maun and Batteries: I Michell line; Nehf, Dean, Gowdy, Ainsmitb. I.'-';' I fr'j .. . Cliicagx 0-6; St. Louis 11-3 ST. LOUIS, Mo.. Juky 4. Chicago, and St. Louis divided honors in a double header today, the Cardinals taking the first game when i Sothoion, pitching good balU shfut out Chicago .11 to 0. The Cubs took the second game 6 to 5. Grantham driving out a three base hit. ; First jGaine: : Scorej J H. E." Chicago! . . . . 0,7 2 St. Louis .....11 18 1 Battesries: Aldridge and ilart nett; Sotbbron and Gonzales. ' i Second Game- R. II. E. Chicago . ... ..... .. . . .6 10 0 St. Louis 4. . . 5 9 1 Batteries: ; Wheeler and O'Far- rell; Bell. Dickerman and Nieber gall, Gonzales. - , Cincinnati 8-1; Pittsburgh 0-2 PITTSBURGH, Pa.. July 4. Tbe Reds defeated tbe Pirates in both the morning and afternoon games! today, the scores being 8 to and ; 4 to i. Luque was invin cible in the fist game. : - ;., First Game: . ' 7 Score r R. H. E. Cincinnati ............ 8 13 0 Pittsburgh .0 4 1 Batteries j; lluqie . and ( iliar- gTavea; Kremer, itie and uoocn. Cincinnati 4 8 2 Pittsburgh .1 ........ 2 9 2 Batteries:!, Rixey, Benton and Hargrave; Meadows, Morrison and Gooch. Brookljti l-O; BpSTON, Mass. Boston 15-1 tional) Boston took both games of the holiday from Brooklyn this afternoon behind the .excellent pitching of j McN'amara and Gen- ewicht The scores were 5 to 1 and 1 to 0. i First Game: 1 : Score ! . R. H. E. Brooklyn . I ........... 1 7 2 Boston ... i .......... .5 10 1 Batteries: : Doak, Henry -; and Taylor McNamara and O'Neill.: Second Game R. .11. E. Brooklyn". . .'. . . .,0 3 2 Boston . . ....... , ... .1 4 0 Batteries: Osborne and De berry; Genewich and Gibson. GRAND TODAY TOMORROW ONLY 23:15 Matinee CaavAuatinE-Llthrap ' 1" i VX l P ' First Picture l; JzZ 'v r Ever Filmed In Alaska " j Appearing in Person MISS GLADYS JOHNSTON,' Star and Heroine of the picture, will delight Salem people again with her cello solos. PROF. GfiO. EDWARD LEWIS, Producer of tlie picture, and! world-wide lec turer and explorer, will introduce the picture at each performance. 1 New York 4-2; r Washington 2-0 WASHINGTON, p. C, July 4. (American,. New York took both ends of the holiday card here to day. Bush got a 4 to 2 decision oveXk Zachary and Russell in the morning game and Jonea won. 2 to 0, in a " pitchers' battle with Mogridge in the afternoon. First game i R. H. E. New York ...U. ....- 4 10 0 Washington 2 9 1 Batteries Bush and Hofmann. Schang; Zachary, Russell ; and Ruel. ' ;. ;'v ; ' Second game- R. H. E. New York 2 4 2 Washington . U ....... 0 7 0 Batteries Jones and Hofmann; Mogridge and Ruel. j Stv-Ixuls 5r3; Detroit 2-3 DETROIT, Wich.. July 4. (American-! St. Louis took a double header from Detroit today 5 to 2 and 3 to 2. Inability. of the Tigers to hit either Vangilder in the morning affair or Davis in the afternoon was responsible for the Detroit defeat. j . First game R. H. E. Sty Louis . , Detroit . . '. Batteries 5 10 1 i . . .'. .. . j2 8 3 Vangilderj and P. Camp Auto Tents 10-Oz. 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H. 3 : 9 4 10 E. 1 2 Philadelphia 8-6; Boston 3-4 ! PHILADELPHIA. Pa.. July 4. (American) Philadelphia took both morning and afternoon games from 'Boston In todays holiday bill, 86 3 and 6 to 4. i First game-4-v R. H. E. Boston . .i . U. . . j . 3 7 0 Philadelphia; . . ; '.'8 11 ; 1 1 Batteries Ehmke and Picln ich; Baumgartner and Perkins. Second game ; R. Jl.- iE. Boston ..j-- ...... . 4 11; i 2 This Week .'Only 10 oz. guaranteed double weave white ; . ... . . . . . Buy here I and anfeed ' 1 0-oz., 215 Center Street. i "We Buy and Sell Every thine" LIBERTY STARTING ArtfairSXane recent . U LAST TIMES TODAY Ml 111 I1L V. JLIf' 1 I WORLD'S GREATEST BALL0CNIST movie ! calendar! More fun than a circus! DUT "Fair Week" HSW t down on your I I ' )l in 1 1 Philadelphia . . . . . .". .6 11 1 Batteries Murray, Ross, Work man and PIcinlch; Romjnel and Bruggy. ; J. ' t ' " . I CLUB PERCENTAGES I PACmO COAST XEAQtTE t Woa Uot Pet. 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