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THE EUGENE R E 0 I S T E R - 0 U A R D
Page Eleven
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h Band Moor ltnki
5 ?IS Turnesa. American pro-
i"""; k.iiied th Hat 01 M""":
.dona , ' the Thouaand Guineas
0"' bX ine. Brlti.h yro who
LB.69 oday. fiulshed -pud
M." 138 wltn a
1,1 rhurio, of Argentina, and
j,reo cHnot'rlck shot tar. were
S r?d:i.t.nlTly with 142
Kird "i" Iout
jlWther trans-Atlantic Kolfers
I Tff0 Sfid but by narrow margins.
ou"'"J American pro. shot
Sony ,"" i.,ini his total to 10
t Hy 'li.rado? Argentina, not in
ll"Jri,re &h 76 and . total
I.!49.-. smith, the tall sharpshooter
1" viVouri. jut failed to uuamj.
ion X?s0!y tVo stroke above the
rr.rrr'Montei. Philippine Is-
" -CVmninn. wa even
nm.1 lh, with lol. J-weivc
kSS!i at 150 for the hit four
."I'bflwno'ri "tomorrow before match
Mr Hunter. Monte Bello.ua...
L i card today wnen n jnw
fa no better than yesterday, an
Hie surprising Brmsn run-
F"lranB.ahAtTolly:
ETrSS;. Charles Wh tn.be
fc.r?h.nW,uaU.
Lrn-Thye Match
PORTLAND, Ore;. May 21.-(U.R)
X B? f,wi iit-of-tliree full victory
0 t in a heavyweight
KStllS Wtch -t the andltonum
fc,J. VI " cauVhi In a
'.'"': .!.. ( less and holds
!, bJiiic butted to the mat by
fhve He enme to ionn nuii
l"-. .1,. nn nir full, which
"'ItlV ias protested by Thye
Wiles Pinned Alex Lundeen
l,h bead scissors and wristlock and
Sc Potter threw Joe uarmner in a
tllminr.v. .
lalem Principal
rights societies
SALEM. Ore May 21.-Cy.RV-
Ddpn urea
fcrUtv office bolder! at Salem biffh
Alter announcmic o n
m Bumt'iiLit "vuin ........ .--
Sudnt body elections because of flt-
tamed the school he would scan
irfluliy all new uomiuecB pivocuicu
i todny.
If will AAnflnna tA iTAfln tVlaV lntfl
pid of secret-society members." he
na. There is no reason wn.v smnii
....).:... Virtiilrl onnfrAl
ons in a school of more than 1,100
tuaents.
Two More Bikes
Reported Stolen
TVo more bicycles were stolen
Fednpsdny nijilit, according to reports
bade by the owners to the police.
trinlt Sulstine, 132 Monroe street,
fcld lomeone took his bike from the
broil trrounds whilo he was inside
fcokinr st the animals end watching
Be pnorninnee ana, Kodney Jieon-
ri lovl iixth avenue west, soin his
ii also taken some time during the
Fred Fredick a student lirlnff at
riendly h;ill, reported that some time
rrween 11 a. m. and 32 noon Wed
jedajr his room was intered and a
fepewriter was stolen. The door had
leen left unlocked, police said.
.
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Sugar Combines Ideally with
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There
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itft CJOVes. it is tnntnliTinw fft h.va
fe wait for a pink, savory-Bweet
I To develop the flavor of ham to
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w half a cup of vinegar In tha
in wnicn your nait or whole
m simmers. Then after the ham
Ii-, , let 11 remain in the water
"til cool. The result is a delicious,
"ory flavor.
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fc, . , "ucio Buur can ue
FM to (t.nl. t l
w stews and pot-roasts, canned
J h vegetables, a dash of sugar
Pinch of salt greatly improves
; flavor. Salt by itself merely
comC3 flatness. It is the sugar
brings out" the flavor. Most
" re more delicious with sujar.
. insuiute.
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Tennis Group to
Join Northwest
Association, Plan
Th. V, ,.,. T. r r. ,
tlon will affiliate with the Pacific
Northwest association, members de
cided at a meetlnit Wednesdoy night.
Membership in the northwest organ
isation curries with It membership in
the American association also.
It was decided also to admit women
to membership in the Eugene association.
The affiliation with the northwest
5 roup will make all tournaments sclie
uled by the Eugene club official and
Increase their rotlng, members said.
UN1TE0STATES NET
MEN MEET CANADA
MONTREAL. May 21. ) The
United States and Canada will open
their Davis cup battle for the final
honors In the North American rone
today with two young ?iew Yorkers
opposing a veteran pair of Cana
dians in singles.
True to the predictions based on
half a week of practice matches here,
Bernon S. Prentice, non-pluylng cap
tain of the United States team, se
lected Fronk X. Shields and Sydney
B. Wood, Jr., while Alan C. Dunlnp,
who holds the snme position on the
Canadian team, chose Pr. Jack A.
Wright of Toronto ond Marcel Hoin
vlllo of Montreal. The drnw for to
morrow's two matches semis Shields
against Canada's No. 1 player, Dr.
Wright, and Wood against Rainville.
The matches will continue through
Friday and Saturday; the winner of
the best three out of five winning the
right to meet Argentina. South Amer
ican zone victor, in the American
final. It was considered a strong pos
sibility todoy thot the snme players
would take part in all the matches
for the two countries unless either
Canada or the United States wins
both singles clashes tomorrow. The
other members of the team ore not
expected to get into the doubles
match Friday.
Eug
ene Team Wins
From Florence, 8-7
FLORENCE. May 21. fSnecIaH
A big crowd turned out Sunday
nfternoon to witness Florence's late
ly organized baseball nine go into ac
tion against its first outside visiting
opponents. Boms fans were reward
ed with an opening gome which wos
extended to ten Innings, before the
visiting team, Oregon Florists of
Eugene, came out one run ahead,
score 8 to 7.
The Florists started out with four
runs in the first inning, but Flor
ence's team in succeeding innings
scored runs until the game was tied
at B-oll In the fifth canto, and at the
end of the ninth, one more run bed
been secured by each team. The Eu
gene team then shoved two runs
across in the added inning, and Flor
ence came back with one, nuil the
tying score on the bases. A three
base hit by Donald Morgan, the lo
cal catcher, punctuated the bitting of
the game. Charley Sanborn was the
locals' pitcher .
HAN DS INSUR ED FOR $50,000
MEMPHIS. (U.PJ Every finger ot
Glenn C. Kingsbgury's hands is val
ued at $5,000. He is one of the
world's fastest typists. Ho can write
200 words a minute.
Wrestling Last Night
Bv UNITED PRESS
HOLLVWOUl). May 0J.PA
Midget Fisher, ISO, claimant to the
world's light heavyweight wrestling
champion, defeated (Jus Nelson, -tK,
last night with one fall.
NEW YORK. May 20 (UK Draw
for positions In the Poughkeepsie
regetta to be held on the Hudson
river June 10, was made yesterday.
Pennsylvania drew the No. 1 posi
tion in the varsity race. Washington
In the freshman race, and Columbia
in the junior vsrslty.
The No, 1 position is nearest the
west bank and the nearer the bank
the bettor the position because the
water is often rough in mid-stream.
The Varsity draw: Pennsylvonia,
Columbia. M. I. '!'., Washington, Cali
fornia, Wisconsin, Navy, Cornell,
Syracuse.
Freshman draw: Washington, Col
umbia, Cornell, Pennsylvania, Syra
cuse. M. I. T., Navy.
Junior varsity: Columbia, Pennsyl
vania, Cornell, California, Navy,
Syracuse.
BUFFALO. N. Y.. Mav 21. (UP
Jim Londos, Greece, defeated Milo
Mfinborn. Russia: Jim McMillen.
Chicago, defeated Jack Washburn,
California.
Turner Goes East
To Get Pitchers
PORTLAND, Ore., May 21. (U.R)
Thomas L. Turner, president of the
Portland baseball club, planned to
leave today for Philadelphia in an ef
fort to secure either Leroy Mahaffey
or Hank McDonald for the Beaver
pitching staff,
It was also learned that Atlanta of
the Southern league has been in com
munication with Kenny Williams, out
fielder recently released by Portland.
Williams is playing with his old home
town team at Grants Tubs.
Kalsey High Wins
From Scio Team
The Holsey union high school base
ball team defeoted Scio high school
5 to 3 at Halsey.
The game wos closely contested.
Holsey scoring two runs in the third
inning and held the lead throughout
the contest. The only thrcot that Scio
made was In the ninth inning when
two of their runners got on base due
to errors nnd succeeded in rounding
the circuit, making the final score
5-3.
Norton of Halsey pitched excellent
ball allowing only two hits and mak
ing 24 strikeouts.
BLUES BEAT REDS
The Blues baseball team defeated
the Reds B to 1 nnd won 200 points
in a Christisn church contest.
To Relieve
Catarrhal Deafness
And Head Noises
If you have catarrhal deafness or
head noises b to Tiffany-Davis or
your druecM, and (ret 1 02. of Par
mint (Double Strenfith), and add to
it V4, pint of hot water, and a little
sugar. Take 1 tablespoonful four
time q dnv.
This will often bring quick relief
from the distreHRinx head noises.
Clogged nostrils should open, breath
ing become easy and I he mucous
stop dropping into the throat. It is
easy to prepare, costs little, ana is
pleasant to take. Anyone who has
catarrhal deafness or head noises
should give this prescription a trial.
Roosevelt-Wilson
. Golfers to Meet
Golf teams of Theodore Roosevelt
and Woodrow Wilson junior high
schools will meet Saturday morning
at S o'clock on the Laurel wood golf
course. The teams will meet again
later at Oakway,
A feature of the meet will be the
play of Dwight Near, Wilson Xo. 1
man and Laddy Martin, Roosevelt ace.
The Roosevelt team is made uo of
Laddy Martin, Art White. Robert
Richabough and Leslie Omlid. Dwight
Near, Bill McOullura and Johnny
Veagers are three of the Wilson golfers.
PLANE NAMED "DEATH ANGEL"
SEATTLE. (U.R) "Death Angel"
was the name given a new all-metal,
low-winged bombing plane built by
me coeing Airplane company, xne
ship is said to attain a higher speed
than any bomber in the- United
States army, but Its specifications
are carefully guarded pending army
teats.
NEW YORK, May 21. OP) Bur
leigh "Crimes, veteran pitching star of
the chtimpiou St. Louis Cardinals, was
fined $50 today .nnd suspended for
three days by John A. Heydler. presi
dent of the National league, for din
orderly action In tho game with
Blooklyn yesterday.
President Heydler also issued a
warning to Clyde Wares. Cardinal
coach, for his action in protesting a
decision at second base.
Grimes was punished for a succes
sion of arguments with Vmpire Chus.
Morau, who banished the pitcher from
Kbhe.'s field after stopping the game
five times to issue warnings. Grimes
alternated between the bench and the
bullpen in annoying the arbiter.
Grimes has won five straight games
for the Cardinals and (t wea his, turn
to pitch today or tomorrow. In addi
tion to being banished until next
Sunday, his salary, under leacue rules,
is cut off, for the period of suspension.
American Netmen
Win French Play
AUTEt'IL, France. May 2t. C4)
Paced by George Lott and Johnny Van
Ryn. doubles favorites, nil except two
of the American munlered for the
Frence hard courts tennli champion
ships t.dvanced yesterday, some of
them as far as the quarter final
rounds.
The American Davis cup doubles
team ran into unforeseen trouble In
defeating Georges Glasiier and An
toine Gentlen, two of the younger
Frenchmen, but survived a third set
uprUtug to win tl-1. ti-3. 11-lo. 0 .1.
Van Itvn was off his game and the
Frenchmeu broke through his service
repeatedly to keep the Americans on 1
the defensive,. After failing twice to!
scare the set and match point iu the j
third set. Van Ryn rallied and the
Americans sailed through tho final !
set to victory,
Senorlta de Alvaret, of Spain, dom
inated the ploy today with a new style
splitskirt which the experts hesitate
to cull "shorts" rather than her
racquet. Teamed with Madame Rene
Mothleu. Senorita do Alvareu advanc
ed to the semi-final round of the 1
women's doubles by defeating Madame
Contosavos Nieolopoulps and Madame
Vlasto Serpleri, 6-1, 3-0, 0-4.
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