l THURSDAY MORNING, AUGUST 11, 1927
I ...
THE OREGON STATESMAN, SALEM, OREGON
WILL BE DISPLAYED
While the Montavllla Tigers are
sharpening their claws on the Ox
ford Park diamond next Sunday
for the attempt to shove the Sa
tem Senators down from the 1.000
per cent; perch, - which the ' two
t.ims now' hold jointly, the tro
phy of victory for which - these
teams are battling, in the Portland
City league will be brought out
ff display in front 'of the crowd.
This is the Oregon Journal tro
phy, emblematic of the City lik
gne championship. a handsome
cap that represents an erpendltnre
of over $300. To become perman
ent owner, . a club must win it
three , times. not necessarily in
consecutive' orjder. - ; f -'
Thetronjhy ; has been won by
Nicbial Door, Commercial Lumber
company. Port of Portland
(twice) and Monta villa. . At pres
ent It belongs to' Montavllla and
that clnh is fighting to keep it by
1 turning, in win over Salem next
Sunday; and; then . .winning the
playoff, series.
Each club 'that wins the trophy
has. th ,naajes.ot its players en
graved oa the side.' and there are
new about 75 names appearing. 01
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: XmIIouhI t;iue Standings
Pet.
.619
.587
.567
.537
.47
.439
-Chicago ....;,....:6
Pittsburgh 61
St. Loupis .. 59
Jiew York ......58
Cincinnati - 4 9
Erookyn J..i.XJi4.7
Boston . ..-39
Philadelphia .....-.40
40
43
45
50
,66
60
61 .390
63 .388
v BOSTON, .'Aug.- 10.' AP) Bob
r Smith - pitched : the Braves to ' a
51o 1 victory over the Phillies in
the, second -game of- a double-
header here today after the Tribe!
naa aroppea tne opener, 6 to 0.
- Seores: . R H E
Philadelphia 1....6 10 - 2
'f Boston t. 0 , 5 2
, Pruett and Wilson: Greenfield,
ndwards,' Goldsmith and Hogan.
Second game; . -
"Scores: , It II E
Philadelphia" 1 6 . 0
: Boston. ........5 ,13 J 6
' ' Ferguson and Wilson R.. Smith
and' Urban. '
. PITTSBURGH, Xug: 10. (AP)
Five Pittsburgh pitchers failed
to stop the giants today, and New
York closed its western invasion
whh an ; 8 to 3 . victory ovr the
FJrateiv f'; . . j. . ':-S.
Score's: . .' , r. I . R II ' ' E
; iww x pra .... 9 , 2
- Pittsburgh ..: 3 10 1
I Benton, Henry- and." Taylor;
t . Kreiner. Dawson. Hill. rmnrrflii
Miljusand Gooch.. Spencer.
SHOWING
TODAY ONLY
ray sweetie's eyes
Sia? telling lies,
TKf? n ft Time to lov;
ien yocr car you park
Dya roadside dark.
Then KfcTimff to Love
her cid maris voice
? Says tYn his choice.
men It
flMETOlOVE
-i: ,. With . - . :
. Raytfond Griffith
.--y the
v Mailer Laushstcr
Too Good Id Miss-
; ; tomorrow :
Comr .Another Big Fun- llc
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3Y6 'CHAPLIN
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"THE
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It's .Laaghlng Dynamite
I.G H
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Elsinorc Theatro
Lost in a big city! ; i!
, Literally, that's exactly the po
sition she was in! Only things
were worse. : Her husband1 had
disappeared and Maria didn't
know where to go for help. Sh
asked at .the Bureau of Missing
Persons but no clueft were to ' be
had. Was it possible that in a
town the size of. New, York, a
man could just drop off the : face
or i the earth? What to do?
Whre to tura? - ' i
That's , how , Thomas Meigban's
current Paramount vehicle, "Blind
Alleys." vstarts. Married to a
shy Cuban beauty. ? they reach
New York on- theirf : honeymoon,
and on the very first night, an au
to knocks Tom unconscious. Mar
ia hears of an unidentified man in
a Park Avenue hospital and sets
out. She enters an occupied taxi
by mistake and the occupants, thi
eves escaping from a jewelry
store hold-up, throw her to the
floor
"Blind Alleys" reaches tlje El3i
nore Theatre today. Greta Nissen
the blQnde of "Blonde or ; Bru
nette." aad Evelyn Brent, the brn
nette of "kJove's Greatest Mis
take," are featured. Owen Dav
ts is the author and Frank Tuttle
he director.
Oregon Theater
High In the air is a captive
balloon. . Below on the ground are
artillerymen blazing - away at it
with anti-aircraft guns. And in
the basket of. the balloon, help
less and panic-stricken, sit a
young gentleman in high hat and
his ahem unmentionables and
5 HOMERS FEATURE
PORTLAND VICTORY
j ' Coast League Standings
O-
w.
Oakland 86
L.
52
58
59
69
75
73
78
85
Pet.
.623
.570
,569
.500
.460
.459
.439
.380
Seattle . ....77
San Francisco 78
Sacramento 69
Hollywood .. 64
Portland 62
Missions--. 61
Los Angeles .52
, PORTLAND, Aug. 10. (AP)
Portland made it two straight
from Los Angeles here today in
a game featured by five home
runs. Two of the homers, one by
Paul Strand in -the second, and
another by Coxof Los Angeles In
the 7th, were hit with two on.
Elmer Smith knocked out' the
third for his thirtieth four bagger
of the season. Branon, Portland,
and Brazil, Los Angeles, likewise
hit the ball over the fence.
Score: . R H
Los "Angeles...-...:.... 6 10
Portland' 7 .9
E
2
1
r "Weathersby, Cunningham and
Sandberg; Tomlin, Kinney, Yerke3
and Yeile. .-
LOS ANGELES, Aug. 10. (AP)
Oakland's league leading base
ball team ran its string of con
secutive victories up to 13 by de
feating Hollywood 4 to 1 In to
day's game. For six innings the
contest was a scoreless duel be
tween Wilbur Cooper, Oaks south
paw, and Frank Shellenback, the
Stars spitball tosser.
Score: R H E
Oakland : .4 12 0
Hollywood - 1 6 3
: Cooper and Bool; Shellenback
and D. Murphy. V
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug.. 10.
(AP) The Missions made it two
straight over Sacramento by win
ning today's contest, 5-4, after. 11
closely contested innings It was
the second successive extra inning
game.; j ;. .
- Score: , R
Sacramento 4
Missions 5
(11 innings)
Vinci and Severeid;
Ludolph and Whitney.
i H
r 12
V- 7
Baf foot,
SEATTLE, Aug, 10. (AP)
Marty Callaghan made home on a
squeeze play In the 9th inning to
win for Seattle " against San
Francisco, 7 to 6, here today and
push the locals into second place
In the league standings.
Score: . ;:'' R ; H B
San ' Francisco, l.i.i..6 ' 13 . 3
Seattle ,Ui.s...4-TX.....7 , 8 , 3
EMails, JMay andf Jtlegd; Knight,
Napce. Brandt and Borreani, Jen
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A terrible mlxup in tae corset Dttsiness and a gorgeous
new idea la ladies' lingerie help rapid in . the - funniest.
love affair you've ever seen. ; ff - .
ASSOCIATION VAUDEVILLE FRIDAY
"T S
T 5 O P- XT HC -
a beautiful . girl in wedding veil
and her- you know what' we
mean. '
That's -the alarming situation
that forms the climax of "Time
to Love"; Raymond Griffith's Par
amount starring comedy which
will be shown at the Oregon
theater today only. The gentle
man in the basket, - of , course, is
Raymond Griffith. The beautiful
blonde is Vera Voronina new Rus
sian screen discovery, who plays
her first leading role in American
pictures, t !. 1 .
Events leading up to the hilar
ious climax of "Time to Love" are
just as laugh provoking. Griffith
portrays a Frenchman who falls
iri love jwith a young Countess
who. believes In spiritualism. He
rinds his best friend loves ,her too,
and believes she loves the other
fellow. So Griffith agrees to b
"killed" in a fake duel promising
never to return. However, when
he falls pn the f iefd of , honor,
Ray discovers that she really loves
him.
Honor-bound not to come back,
he evades the promise by 'appear
ing as a spirit. The deception is
discovered and he is turned over
to the gendarmes. By escaping",
he returns again, just in time to
flee with the girl. Their escape
leads to the, balloon basket.
William Powell plays the "other
man" dastardly Marquis de Dad
do. Frank Tuttle, maker of "Kid
Boots" and a dozen other clever
comedies, directed "Time to Love"
ah original story by Alfred Savair.
It was adapted folf the screen jy
Pierre CoUings. ;,
DELANEY ALL RE
SP1
NEW YORK. AUG. 10. (API
Trained razor-fine atter a month
dt intensive work in the New
Hampshire woods and browned to
the tint of an Indian, Jack Delan
ev "went through the motions" in
Madison Square garaen today as
a final preparation- for his 15
round battle with Paolino Uzcu
dun in the Yankee5 stadium tomor
row night.
The woodsman of the north
staking- his nnellistic future as a
heavyweight in the scrap with
the woodeboppcr from Spain, sped
easily through an eight round
workout before a icrowd of fight
fans who cheered his every mo
vement. Delaney skipped rope
two rounds, punched the heavy
bag another pairfand split the re
maining six minutes between
shadow; boxing and ring exercise.
He hardly breathed heavily at the
close.
In Summit, N. J., where , the
squat Basque, Paolino, wound up
training with a light drill, hand
lers were happy over the fact that
a boil on bis right forearm is
nearly well and a good deal of
swelling has left a slightly sprain
ed thumb. Pastelino's weight was
back to normal, 192, while Delan
ev scaled about 177.
Delaney's formal resignation of
the light heavyweight title, in tor
presented to the New York athlet
ic commission two weeks ago. was
mailed to the board today. Man
is are r Pete Reilly announced.
Retting odds favored Delaney
to win today at the rate of 7. to 5.
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CHICAGO, Aug. 10. (AP)
Billy -. Gibson, manager of Gem
Tunney, started on a tour of in
spection of prospective training;
camp sites for the world's heavy-T
weight champion today, with indi
cations that a spot would be chos
en before the end. of the weekl
Gibson said the site he selected
would b in the ' open country.
preferably near a body of ' water
and not too for -away from a golf
course. He visited LIbertyville a
village 4 &, miles northwest of
Chicago, this afternoon, and also
Inspected Bevedley Gardens, a
road house about 12 miles' south of
Chicago's business dfatrHct. -
The champion's manater was
favorably impressed with iMberty
ville which is In a rolling farming
country about six miles westt- of
the Lake Michigan shore.
Gibson created somewhat of a
surprise when he-announced tt'iat
no matter where the champion
trained, (here would be no admiis-
sion charge, but that the public'
would be permitted to watch Gene
In most of his workouts.
I American League KtandlngN
W. L.
77 32
Pet.
.706
.598
.538
.533
.481
.417
.390
.330
New -York .
Washington
64
56,
5T
52
45
41
35
43
48
50
56
63
64
71
Detroit t
Philadelphfa'
Chicago ....
Cleveland . . .-.
St. Louis
Boston
WASHINGTON. Aug. 10.
(AP) Babe Ruth came out of his
recent batting slump today and
cracked his 36th homer of the
season and a single to drive in- all
of the Yankee's runs :n a 4 to 2
victory over the Senators.
Score:
R
New York 4
Washington ........ 3'
H.
9
8
K.
2
1
Hoyt. Moore and Collins; Zach
ary, Marberry and Rule.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 10.
f AP) The PhiiadelphlatAthletica
slugged their way to a 12 to 2
4.
1 - -
O 1927. B. I. tiwll TelMeM
"flirt lum4Xlr1.A
himself out jvith his own
': batted ball. Which shows
how far McGraw will go
with His master mindin."
victory over the Boston Red Sox
today, ending the Sox winning,
streak of six consecutive games.
Lefty Grove struck out nine Sox
players. ' ,
Score :
R. H. E.
Boston ............ 2 4 2
Philadelphia 12 iq o
Welzer, Wingfield and Hof
niann Grove and, Cochrane.
f DETROIT, Aug. 10. (AP)-
Fridav
(Mat. & Eve.
5 BIG TIME ACTS 5
Viola Mercler
HOLMAN
and her
Capitol
Orchestra
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I REMEMBER now how my friends used
to tell me about Prince Albert; how they
would make what sounded like the most
extravagant claims for it; and how I
would say "Uh-huh," and proceed to fill
my pipe trom tne same old package.. I
just didn't knowl ; f ' . ?
, But I found but. One' day, the store
where I buy my tobacco didn't have my.
old brand. I heard -another customer
standing beside me say "Prince1 "Albert
to the man behind the counter. All that
I had heard about Prince Albert came
back to me in a flash. r. '
n o. othc r tobacco - is
Owen Carroll pitched Detroit to a
victory over St. Louts in the first
game of .the series : today. , Th
Bcore was 2 to 1. -
Score: " ." ,
- , - - ; . - - U. ' II. r B.
St. Louis....' . 18 3
Detroit . M. ..... . 2 6 K 0
' Gaston and Schang; Carroll and
WoodalL
- Only 3 Kames scheduled in the
American League.
L
ONATPinOlD
The opening contest of a base
ball series between two teams of
boys at the 13th street i play
ground, got under way Wednes
day, with LIston Parrish's team
winning a 8 to 2 .victory over
Swede Lewis' team.
Another event' which attracted
much Interest at the playground
was terminated this week , when
junior Smith won the marble tour
nament, which had been started
some time aeo
Friday, of this week will be
"costume day', for the boys, with
a prize for -the most attractive
costume and another for the fun
niest. t ;
The program for . next wek
Tomorrow
Mat; & Eve.
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I bought a tin. "Took a chance," as
I thought. Js I opened it, I was met by
the most inviting fragrance I had ever :
known.;. I thought of the woods afteVa -
cende rain. It made mv mouth
for a taste of such tobacco in mv nine.
I tamped-in a load and lighted up.
. What a taste! Cool and sweet and
mild, with just enough body to make
every puff a smoke-experience. I tried
another load and another. I was'solo1."
P. A was my brand from then on.' My
only regret ii that t didn't make the '
discovery sooner. Good old P. AJ- '
'rl
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like it!
will include wagon races on 'Fri
day, and i8o a bow and ' arrow
contest. On Thursday, . the . boy
will compete In the athletic badge
tests, those - nasslng the testa
winning merit badges. "
The horseshoe tournament 'will
start Monday.
The girls are now practicing for
the athletic badge . tests and hold
ing a story , telling contest " in
connection with the story h6ur.
They, are also working on the Red
Cross life saving tests.
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SILVERTON; Ore., Aug., 9. (Spe
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was bonot guest at a party held
Tuesday' afternoon by the Pa
The party was at the home of Mrs.
William TOwner"
Mi88,RIchal-dson wfll leave In
the -, near future tor Honolulu
where she will teach for two years.
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