Eugene register-guard., July 21, 1937, Image 6

TOE REOISTHR GUARD. EUGENE. OREGON
X":ge Sly.
Mat Match
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Wednesda
Hi
In Title
IGHCLI MBE
LOOK'S 'EM OVER
H DICK STIIITB
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Tli" f l.'iim iiKiilc by (lie Niusliiw d'oil and (inn club tliiit
wesf.Ti) I .a ne .'Mid Mulleins count ics is the ccntd' nf tlic
"reatr-t rcrrrai loiiai (-finer in tnc imuiiiucm i nm an
irl
I, I had the
FINALS OF WHISKER
CONTEST FEATURES
BEAUT
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tmircil a
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nine
til
Spot
t n i i an
lew dl' I In- ill)
Ink. in t!iat area.
'J'lie ,n h are t-i riuii
lv wi.i i ii 1 liy Ha- in
cr
ris
ani
Ih
Kl'iilav niylit Hie .'irst
ill the chili's year
Milne of llic iiieinlier.s (louliled il then.
in ;ni v ni' I in- lakes or streams.
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COMPLETE PROGRAM
Main Event: Sailor Moran vs.
Tetsura Hlgimt.
Seml-Finil: Black Panther vs.
Oils Cllngman.
Opener: Sandy MacUonald vs.
Mirkrty McGulre.
Referee; Harry Ellictt.
f 1
onsiii" i erieasr; III fJgtfWm ,JS4 1 1 r"'1 '"-""" f'-tiune,. '!.
-li ine in Iheir lalus 7ir J., Jj i , ,si ,':. I7...r n,ri. ....
e flub meeting liiM f ; j( V 4 i . i,v ,, i',,,,i,,-
still fi.-li
J'erliap., tlx re has lieen a .steady decline in the number flll!1
nf lisli. but there still arc iilenlv of irame fish in the
Jakes and streams. I hail the plea.-lire if making: the ex
cursinii with Officer Kiill Williams, stale policcinali in
ciai:;e of "iimc lln'' supervision in western Lane
.pone
Al.'er "sliooilnij" a series ol
p'cturr, of lie fr.lls. bslow Tri
angle l.-ke In Lake crk, we ar
rived r.t Cunhm.in. L. V. "Larry"
Drrrirt. fii esh'cnt of the club In
sl.;lcd that Vllllnms fake me fish
Inn, mil cnmlssbned Earl Hill
to art a fliildo. We had a dllfi
ruit llmo OBttlnn Earl away Iron
f-.o sto-e. hrt after much coax
ing he led us to ttio upper North
Fork of the Sluslaw river.
Williams and I took the liloh
rord and Earl the low road and
r.-e an hour and a half wo met at
a drstfjnated place with our
c:li.hc- some 50 cutthroat, sal
mon trout orit bahy etcelhcad
ranging from fl lo 14 Inches, Hlil
tnpplm ll'.o catch with ttio lamest
fl-.li, And the hoys at the meetng
I -ni n::lit cried ahout the lack of
fl-.h.
Wendell Wood
Shoo Is 65 At
Country Club
I'tilliiiK titsi'flipr su'vcn lirlMH nml
;m vhxW, Wrri.lcll W.H..J, vlnb pn.
; frf-.i,i(niil, tirfl lltn Kukciip Cnuiitr.v
! chili cnui-.-c rcciinl Tiji'Mliij' nfti'niN'Hi
! wit It a blistering (15 sovimi under pur.
WmimI, phtyiny with .litmny Ihisliotig
1 n ml I r. 1 1, l. Ilnl.er, uiik prcpiirinu'
frr Inn pliimifil jaunt to f -1 Mmite
t ii ml tlie .Northern ( "nlifurniii Upfn
Mournnmeiit to hi' held Inter tliih
!iinniih. liiihnnf; fiiriled n Kiih-pitr 7U
j ii rid l)r. Milker tin M,
j 'lln- m-iht lied I lie rrmril t.ct iy
That erv wnsn't idle I ei-fius ell her. 1 ne, f.n nwMj '.m ersi.y of Ore
The Si.i1:iw li.Hl ami (inn i-lub ! I" 1 " " " nml Un!k,'r ' 'llil'Vrr"
r;perimnntci with tlfir pp'ldnn. j 1,1
Their fiii'Hnt; t-!mw hut predatitry AVihmI whn five under pur Ht 1 he
liirdN in the rstaie ihstruy twiee the;turn with it ,TJ und wiik eight under
number M f if-Ii imnimlly t tin t t-mihl be jmi the I Itli (,'reen where he hud ii
prnduci-d by dnul-le llie mimb'T nf 1 1 irdie ilure. He went one over pur on
M;ite h:ii' hcrien tmw in ope ml ion. 1 1 he iTtth nml 17th nml mine home with
The boys li:ne untlieied f-oine eceetl-ln birdie four on the iSib.
incly intercstiua iiniieri:il whirh lj '. VIV,V W)IH snir(., tj,p n,i.
w ill try to pni ioeil.er fur n lire ( vnri ;;,, u..n, WhimPh necond hhot
piUliuny vtoiy one ni llieM- uuyn, inr
f'H'U will f-h'.eh spHl'Isiuen lllld pi'ol
nbly bnnu' h.nl buei'n tip
(he 'l;in I'or rened,
ill II till -I III
the hitunltoii.
'sted three feet from the pin,
The iiitnplete rerottl-tyina mi
lnlVh
Another IntorettHnn jnunt
(itnrllno itt 3:';o a. m. Snlurdny
wrs a trip to Tnh ken Kelt Inko.
Lnrry Porriti wanted tn show me
nn i riurti.il tuimlier of larrjo trout
h I l-fl Iske. Virtually travellno
r:i n f Innk, we tirrived nt the
nermnird spot nltitM 5 : 4 r n. m.
At'.l Ri:ro enough h'o trout
rnneln) from 10 to 20 Inohos
veto liimritni nil over the place
Af'er wnt-hlnq Ih s cKhlliltlon we
f'ld a ll.t'fl flh!rn. One of the
lrn::t nhotit II hohfls lonk my
rmnll i!'y IV' v fly liy n;llnke.
Thrn t n::unfinl to calnh a Uluo
r';i mi n lloynt Coachman, a
t' rrn-pvn'i'l In-s on n "pcroh"
p'"'t. ,-'ul Ii t"p tho trip, a pflrch.
Tin f'Mir fih rro dlnwti nttovo,
t"' !n Ir.iitfl!, lr tout, hh;o
u a: d ,rre!t. TNi prcsfnU a
Pind p:.cnvi!rt of t Ii o variety nf
f j-' I'ifl jv;l "Me In t'o ria.tal
I k". Ci'ir --1. hy ' n p-i:c-n brook,
r.i!.'!? w fiul ( nMliroal.
I
I'nr 1
Wood I
4
! 10 II 12
: Par I I .'I
; w i i r.
ii is in 17
:t I l ;i
' i i
l f-d.
n Tj
IB T
A tio.j-.r. til. r.n
H :tnt ill re ;iw ,in'
of ;h T,!!::in,..!, I
T.'1-.fo..d. : d tuV
1";-. -it
! ..('
ltd I
:t nit
I i:
Pi;
nienf, with Mill-
w ill be a fejitnre
iH'he .lubilre nl
i' o-eilt he;idn .tlllv
r-M'ii;ii'e i tnti
tile pilchini; i'f .y n-
' Uowe Mii-key.
kiU' w I'M, i-- epert
ii in in I resume ho
ilbni 1 be month
i ; hh'l t is iiimiiiiiii; I he
tirtimn N iimler
iil fir a Mintii- cmimIi-
S Mr
BEST
BET FOR
EVERY ROUND
ti"ii . . . . .Murii'l Wntrli h msins (Mil
nil Hi'i'ntl must lillil-tilltllllliT ttMinin-
i t hut ri'liirui In lln' imrthwFkt
with iho WnmiMi'n Western crmvn
M'uii nl ('tiiia'M Inst wt't'L
Spirls . thrniigh-n-knnt- hole
This hoy Boll Pceplcs of Okla
homa City who tosses a avelln
ctose to 2.1(1 foot Is supposed to
havo an offer from 113 collenes
and universities. .. .He admits he
likes Stanford, hut his mother
wauls him to nn to Oklahoma
U....Snr.io Patriotic Orenon Ian
should write the boy and tell him
where some of the country's
flreatest Javelin tossers havo been
developed... Colonel Bill May.
ward could do wonders with a
h-y who Is already capable of
227 feel.
.
Si'rn-frit!ii-lti'-sinr-(rep 1'hctiMint
limit. ts iu Ori'-nu will hi. iilliuwit ti
1 hut f.Mir I'Mtk Inrtls iluriny nnv
I. i.v t'V r'hl in v.im'1, uitli
lln I'Mi'pt ii.u nf tin. WilliinuMIe Mil-li-
uhi't'i' tin' ruliii linn i.r.'ivi,M will
In- inn nml linn'. . . . Lull tii'ln iy Is
i'iil at I'l'iitls mil nf first plui-p in
Mm' iniiinr Ipiuiii' l.niiitii; rni'i'. Ir.'iil
in' Mi'ilnirk Jil .111 nml I'niil Wnni'r
"I -"ss I,,,. lilMimm nm 1,
liiri'iiU'i-y nn' Inn nt;: n nii-i rv rm-i'
('" Ill'' I I'' lllll ll'lllllTsllill, .Inn
ivilh '.' I nml Hunk n it li Jl . . . . MimI
w n k Inn. I'll. . . . All.
Freak Hole-in-One
Scored by Teague
On Gearhart Course
s
L ..,y r 75c
I L'l 16 munilt, I
I I PT'
I old '0miiil Code No. J
j I63C
olil iioN t )
Wtlh.-im 'IVnjine n
the ,.1! time fi :k t
m one w hi li ne er
I'l.n in; Sniithit i
i oiirvo on ihe co.st,
the 1 lib, Kplilliiii
.'IM'ioit, hnii- tor M't'.i
soine wits, niuilde te
.bot th, tone.
-1 Pi ntle
ol
fl hole-
.inh ;m.
'Lumv ti
li hot-.
otini ed.
Hi- i M'td hiit t
hit h di n e ol(
e t'.iu w tiy. t pon
t! "IsotN. the four-
ee the b.ill.
Jeoiue S;(lt.'fd,
middlew ej'Iit idiiimpiniis It ip inntdi be
twectt t 'ii.'iiiipion S:nlor Moran and
I h;i I lender Tel Mint lli'aini.
J'lie tiM. other n:atcbe i biini;
ti'i'i her tin- IW.i'k I 'ant her ji'aini
IMi t lin-in;ill ill the -. tinunte helm- ,
id iviiidy Maid loinild n:niil
.M-linire ju the .'iO-tniNiiie
All m rapplcrit lime iipeiir- ,
I in tnuiii-ew nt hiots here and in !
I'oi'tland dining Ihe pnsr. month. ;
A feature of the veniny's enter- -tiiiliineni
will le the fourth of 11 series ;
liiid the fin:i!-. of the Paei.ul's ftffieial
whisker rowiiiK nuilot. A uieirhaii- ,
di--e jinze will be iiwarded Wednes
day's w inner and he will then emu
prie with the threw ju-evions winners
for a I'o iini nv:ird ol,'( red by t!ic
Army ami .N'nvy si ore.
l.oe:il unit addiet.s h;ive ien up
hope of anyone defentiti .M it ran in a
championship mutch despite nil indi
cations poiniin to ti lliiimi vithiry.
Defeated Moran
The ,ni iincse jiu -jil mi tniisl de
feu led Moititi inn lion-title mahli here
severiil weeks n'i and was impres
sive in defentin' Sjii'dy .MaeDonahl iu
Portland Monday nilit . At the Mime
lime, .Morn n loM to Andy Tretiiaiti in
I wo si ni i In falls iu i'ortlaud on
.Monday.
Hut since Moran lifted the crown
from Jack 11 a yen last lebniary he
has been Micressfiil iti defeudin bis
lille against ( 'liu:;iii;:n, 'lhor tli'iiseu,
Ihe Iltnck Pnnther, Maiball t.nrte:
and 11 11 not. ( uimpresMve iu non-title
matches, the sailor hits always come
Uirou'b wilh (be belt at stake.
The holder of the Gulf Slates nnd
New Kiulitnd crow lis, besides the
ecus! cnnlalon, was forced lo wrestle
mi extra ol-niiinilc fall lust week
naitisl t'lii'ter ami cnine through with
n brilliiiul, if not eiliiciil, victory. Sche
duled lo leave the northwest Tues
day, .Mornn wits persuaded to reiiuiiu
for a inaich iiniiist the Japaiiese
"rubber tnan."
Iu defejitiu Mornn several vetds
ao, llianii appnreiilly was capable
of winniuv, as he pleased. Hut he was
forced to use nil of his cumiiiitf.
Lfttlo Bcttlmj
In spile of Ihe lad that Wednes
day's iiiiiuh will probitbly ntlriiei the
Int'Kest ntienihiiit'e i f Ihe ,enr bused
on Ihe nd mi lice t ickei snle belt iu
com in issiu tiers report 111 I le money
will change bamls a ihe result of the
mati-li.
t'riiii's nttribuled Mornn'.s success to
the fuel that he is a yrejit "coiisei -visl,"
never eertin hiiiveir unless
an opiMini- arisen ni fntl nr n de
fense niiiiieucr is necessary.
The headliuer will be a bat lie of
blows heart punches - nyauist the
iniilali.in and dam.'iin jiu-jit u,
.Moran depending mi ihe foimer ami
1 liuami on I he kit i er met lnd. Tin
popular Ju; a neve niatlna.i will e
away somewhere around si pounds.
A terrific slnu.'le is ipectei in
(he tiliilch between ( lmi;tii:ni ami ihe
lit'si'n, Holh lire clean, sc cill 1 1 ic a ra p -des,
but ure bard wnrkini:. speci;eiil
nr mill men w bo iimi;i!I di -piay an
assort men t of holds 1 hat pack a;
much color as the umuiI ronyh-iind
I limbic tiff i. s used b me a n ies,
M( Uulre, MacOonald
Il ill be (tie Irish against ih,
Siols in the opeiiin- ntiiltli when Mi -(iiin
e and Mai l mi;i!i! meet iu a
simple capable of Mejilin"; (lie show.
Alllloilh the two bo h;i e lie er ine,
there is as much enmity belween theiu
us I he reercat loiial hues bmh follow
- Mrlluire fishing and MacI Uuiahl
K'di i it lt
The Sctit siii'in. nuMer of ihe cboke
slnin hold, will add a definite pioneer
at inosphei e to (he sl.ow hen lie dis
pkns mil' of the finest crops (.f whis
kers iu the count!. Many of bis
friends t he has t r lends tie k pile lus
nieaii't' I.'M'ImsI license hitn ol phm.
mtii; to (our ihe country a the cham
pion hew hikered nudclew en;ht sr:i'
Pter of the world when be e;nos !i,
northwest.
l!es,M-ed MVit th'l.eis a , e on -nlf nt
the Huh i "t-.-tr store nnd
Uatiibo. 'I'd,' o.'iniij iii'it-h
doled lo irl ,it .' p in.
; i
IT
STANDINGS
V. L. Prt.
Rubensteln'a . -.
Sunset Oil .
Triangle CCC -Fenn's
Tires . .
Riggs' Chiefs , .
Hendershott'i .
Eks
Pengra-Lewis . ,
Barlow Grocers ,
Skele Jewelers .
1.000
1.000
.800
..667
.500
.333
.333
.200
..I 4 .200
. .0 6 .000
1ROFESSOR TETSURA H1
CAIMI. crea'.est known Japan
cbs exponsnt of jiu-jitsu, will meet
Sailor Moran, champion, in a title
coast mlddleweiqht match at the
armory Wednesday.
Lane County Men
Qualify in Coast
Golf Tournament
i ASTUIII A, July 1M. P) Clifton
j Smith, youuu Purllan l public links
1 k dfer, toureil the Astoria Citdf and
Coiinlry club course iu VI here Tues
day to take tnetlalis, honors iu the
qualifying round of ihe annua! niid
, s limine r c'i miio hip t 'lii tiey for
i men under W'l years,
j His scohe was one under par,
! Chester M, tlirt of Kninier took
inethil lionors for the over !'--yeai'B
4 1 1 v i ion w il h n Td.
Walter ('line Jr., of Salem and ihe
ruiverMty of (trefoil, finished fourlh
'aiming Ihe younger men with n 7-S.
('line is paired with Hob Anderson
of Astoria in the first round matches.
I.ane county's only two eiitranes,
John Huvhniait of V, incite and W. (J,
('nihil of Cnlti-'e Crove, will meet ill
fourlh-fli::ht match Wednesday. Hitsh
: iniiii (piiiliiied with a US and Crabb
, with n !'o.
, Mrs. John Hii'limna ami Mrs. Crabb
will play their seeond flight matches
; Wednesday.
Kuheiistein's annexed its sixth
traiyht victory in the night softball
Iciigtip nt Kmerahl fiehl Tuesday nisht,
defeating Hender.sholt's, 1.' to il. In
the opeiiini: game. Highs' Kire Chiefs
sloppefl a Pengrn-I.ewis rally to nose
out ihe Loggers, H) to !l.
Wednesday night games were sche
duled to bring fou;- teams two of
the upper and two of the lower brack
ets together in games slated to pack
punch. Sunset's Oilers will he seeking
their sixth straight win, but face the
third-place Triangle Hake CCC's who
nearly upset Hubenstein's recently
with an eight -run sixth-inning blnst.
e game is scheduled for fS p. m. fol
lowed by the Pcngra-Harlow clash.
Two costly errors nnd three hits
gave the Kire Chiefs a ti-0 lead over
Pengra iu the opening inning Tuesday
night which proved to be the winning
margin. Virg Kingsley, Pengra pitcher,
held the gas men to two hits the re
mainder of the game as his tenm
maies scored nine runs, one short of
;i tie.
DcAutremont Pitches Well
Mowlam), with n double and n sin
gle, led the HiggV hitters while IHxon
collected a single nnd a double for
the Loggers.
Utile Chuck Or Autremont, Ilend
ershott, hurler, held (he llubensleiti
big bats comparatively silent Tuesday
night, allowing but six hits. Hut com
bined with seven errors, the "Sofa
Sitters" had little trouble defeating
ihe sporling goods men.
Hill "SpecdbaH'' J ties limited thp
losers to four hits nnd struck out 1
batters. porncrook's single off Jones
in the first inning gnve 1 lenderslmtt's
a nne-run lead. Two Itube hits were
good for a paid of runs in the sec
ond, and then four errors, one walk
and Ion Mnhec's homer tallied sis
iu the t bird. Swenson nnd Christen
sen, with a double nnd n single
apiece, led the Kubenstcin attack.
Scores: It. 31. K.
peugrn rctn 0074
iiiggs tii"-' inf 10 5 ;i
Kingsley nnd Palanuli; McCarty,
Unbind nml M. iMiun.
n. n. k.
Itrndcrshott's . UMl 000 2 .1 4 7
Hubenstein's . t)! 12 l
1 leAiitreiuont and St evenson ; Jones
and ( 'hristeiiseil.
Baseball Standings
lty Tin- AS-Sll('I.TI'.n PRHfiS
PACIFIC COAST
W
$pJi LAW - irMm
NATIONAL and world champions were among the numerous track
and field stars of the two Americas who gathered to compete in
the Pan-American Olympics at the Dallas Exposition. Above, left to
right, are Jim Courtright, Canada's star javelin flinger; Jose Rlos,
Peru's sturdy marathoner; Conrado Rodriguez, Cuban sprinter; and
Allen Tolmich, U. S. hurdle ace. The meet was the biggest international
track affair In the U. S. since the 1932 Olympics.
Cooper Favored
To Win $10,000
Chicago Tourney
CIIICAUO. July 21. OP) A field
of -1(12 players 21 S professionals ami
1 S-t nmateurs was entered today in
the $HVHI0 Chicago Open golf tour
nament to be held Friday. Saturday
and Sunday nt ihe Mediuah Country
club.
Knlries were closed hist night,
technically, but tourney officials in
dicated that n few additional shot
makers might be given permission to
compete before teeing off time.
Two courses will be used. Kigh-
teen holes will be play- '. Kriday and
another IS Saturday for qualifying,
! half of the field will piny the No. o
i course Kridny nnd half Ihe Nn. 1
i course, with players changing courses
Saturday. The HO low scores and
I ties among professional and the 2."
j low scores and ties among amateurs
I will qualify for the ."li-hole final Sun-
day over the difficult No, 3 layout.
I Harry Cooper of Chicago, enjoying
I his most profitable senson, is favored
1 to win, hut betting has been light in
j view of the numerous top-notch
money-t rail stars entered, including
I Hurt on Smith, Sam Suead, Jimmy
I Thomson. Open Champion Halph (nil
j dahl. P.CA. Champion lienny Shute,
, Ky Lnffomi, Henry Picard nnd scores
1 of other luminaries.
Eleanor Holm Jarrett
Warbles "Let's Call
The Whole Thing Off"
ce. ecu
ffilEfiTi
V,mt I. -r. 1 '" 13 U
"! -':;!!. f.l,,.,.
I'listi'inarv v....,j.
Miiclilin: Sea-tl. b.
I'lavir- ' .
hanl. v.,' ,'" ta nil..
rMn Mi. . .... . . - -
whii. Tii..',; ,'rv. 1 'it;:
- ... ...... , i:.!i,m 23T.,i
toailin; S:m 1 ;..- , , - I
h,,t ""' it M'n
n came an, I ,., laif .S p,,,
Hth Rume in Hi Man.' 'c?.":
scconii-plare Sacramento 1.
AIiliou;!, ,;,, "Snii'H,..
ivi.n his six, I, -tr.ii-ht for if;.
ins I'lirlliinil J',.,vi.r, ;Jr
run was t,him.., fr "i;,n'tl
Newsoine's Mm. In the r-'-i'
ins, first haspnnin Ii'itch pA"-," "
a throw from il,mi 0f
A sacrifici- ami a double , C!
Frederick chafed the rlm t,,
A wild piteli anil loo But't
cost Wesley FliiKen i
f"'' -"'-'"' " .'-tn-4 iet. ...
bonds of the S:, Kranci, ,'.
Ill innlnss. Ki,,ivr. . ' ' .
hy tho Wal. imiti.(i bis fori:,'-'
in inr mis, 1,111 saw two roust,
in the second iirain; when he
one tuny witn a walk am lei
come home on a wild pin-b. Th i:-
omnit tne Srnls. 13 to J.
CLKVKLAXD. July '.'1. W)
Kleannr II, dm .Tarreit has lieen sin;;
in; "Let's Call Hie Whole Thins
tiff" tn Art .larrell, she disclosed to
day, hut she tins no intention of
liummin "Only n Hose'1 to Fannie
ltrioe's husband Billy.
TIic well-proportioned backstroke
swinuniiis rliampion, center of a
storm that kicked up waves of cham
pagne about the Olympic team's bout
lust year, said she had discussed a
divorce Willi her croonini; band lead
er husband. Hut she insisted that
llilt not tlir.in . rnn,... , .
boss. Hilly r,se. as Clevetaii .',
sips hud it. '
"What has pnnr Ros, En ,, 5
with it V" she asked, while iaL.,
injury wninci ;ii,,u t r, r
ami blue lIii'p.
he's married. Happilr marrei'
"1 I'll... h.,1,,.. '... :.
" "Mi,. QUUUl a (J-:,
as the iiroducer of llie show ii
sim is in- suir. sain uose.
I'eivflS SI1 llllll n rlnr ..
"Aiiuui'ade Kevue" here in whiei
'J.'l-year.old swininier sin; aiiit-.
wiiu jounny larzan oeisi
Mnnv snerios nf f,n l.v.w-.J
tircp waters nine nn ere.
Northwest Gridmen
Lag in Star Voting
rilltl't.AMl. July 'Jl.- IT! -Tommy
Swiillsoli nf llri''oli Slute. 111'!
Itiork of Ihe I nivcrsity nf liieson
anil I id i tod, bird of Washington
Stale, linn hwi'sl fundi, lutes for an
I'll-slnr uriil leiiin to play the pro
fessional llreen Itav l'ai-kers, lire
t.'UL'ini ill the national linllntiii. the
( ii'i'uniti.in said today.
The newspaper ae Ihe totals
frntu noi-lhwest ball,, I nn,- as rereived
here as follows: Swans,, n, l.'ls'l);
t.-k. I I'.'ll; IJoiMaril, 1 lllll.
While ll,,il, and i;.,,ldar, rale ret
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slron'ei' support from their h.one
sei'lioli will tie tiore-sarv to iiren-iit
tlrecon from beim: nut epresein ,., m
the I'is ihaiilv sauie. Ihe Oreoni.-in
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Slated for Wednesday
Bill Dee, 1st Curve
Ball Pitcher, Dies
CHLSTPi:. N J . July 21. 4
Wilhiim "Hill," iVe. 7.1. who often
told how he fooled oiioo-ini; batsmen
with wh.it h" calb'd tlt first ctirr
b.ll in b,.sobaU litM-.rv. died Tnes.
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A vjiudlol pitcher. 1'ee said he
threw the fit-t curve ,i e;ir ao,
pnreh In ace. lent He wa-. tmsms
H few f.t-t ones whet, itl. -.r.'im nn
tlte b rl co.-,- (ore, nml i.v' tuuer
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LEGION TOURNEY AUG 7
PoliTLANI, July 21. -fl
Ainericnu Legion Junior bnsebnll
teniii-., district championship pty
nearlv completed, s'umre off this
week for sectional titles. The four top
teams will play for the state chnm
oionvhip August 7 and S Wood-burn.
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Clothes for Men and Boys
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taiiwai look n; f,,r his ball. As
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Ins lian, I pii kiiik. ,,,,t I enjur's ball
whn l, hud dropped llieie.
1 1 '" I '-.-itlli' sli,,ii!,l haie pla.M'd his
seeotol sli,, was i, sellled ntti
, lal'n toil Sw afford s.,h,, tlie pi ,di
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Meet Finals Friday
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