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"h-EasM:CQreAoniari) SIXTEEN PAGES SECTION TWO PAGES 9 TO 16 SIXTEEN PAGES SECTION TWO PAGES 9 TO 16 DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON," O&EGOl SATURDAY EVENING, MAY 1, 1920. WILL PLAY CITIES SUNDAY Somebody is Ullc to fall off (he lop of the heap In the Hlue Mountain league tomorrow when 1'endleton'a E BY SCORING IN NINTH Uy Associated i'reas.) WALLA. WAbliA, May 1. Whitman college defeated University of Oregon 'I to i! In the first Intercollegiate l,,n"" m ln" ' w,n '" nl,"M baseball came here this season Krl on the Milton diamond In the second uuy whitman had tho visitors shut game ef tho league aeries. Manager j ,)Ut ., to t, tho nlth wneI1 a bnl. Spoil and a down of his men wllll,,, ,.,. tl0(, th Kcre Whitman '""" ",u l """orrow 10 wlnl)ll)B n th. la9t of thjl ninth. fight It out for possession of tho top, ore. Axrln lu-at Sr. s. !. IMMORTAL COMBAT WITH SINGLE MEN OPPOSING HUSBANDS IS ON TODAY rung. Moth Pendleton and Mlllon-Prce-waler won by good sliced scores last Monday and wise ones say that It Is tho Twin titles crow that must be beaten l)y the pennant winner. The fruit dis trict boys play a good gume of ball and showed It by taking Walla Walla down the line last Sunday 18 to . While Pendloton and Milton-Vrec-water arc tangling at Milton. Walla Walla will play the strong Helix nine In tho little country town. Out at Pi lot Hock, Athenat will resumo playing I V I. L.MAN', May, 1. Oregon Agri cultural college players took kindly to the curves of Washington State col lege pitcher and batted the ball over the lot for an 1 1 to 0 victory. Agglo Itookk AJso Win. j:U;K.K. May 1. The university of Oregon freshmen were defeated by the "rookies" of tho Oregon Agricul tural college In the annual baseball game here Krhlay afternoon, the score being 12 to 1. Spring floods are reported, but the relations with the Oattlemcn. A largo news gives no son oi consolation to vara van Is expected to motor over tlie wet who thirstily roam the great from Athena for the game. American desert. QUALITY SLKVK'I. SANITATION For Sunday Dinner We will have everything in store. Chicken, Veal, Pork, Lamb, Mutton, Beef, etc. New Potatoes, New Cabbage, Head Lettuce, Hot House Lettuce, Turnips and Spinach Greens, Radishes, Bunch Beets, Carrots, Tur- nips, Rhubarb, Green Peas, Cauliflower, etc. Pendleton Trading Co. Phone 455 "If if. in the Market We Hmm It" Minus any ocelli act. but full of malice on both sides of the Ithlne, Kd Olsojh's Henpecks and Koscoe Vougban's He- Vumpn will engulf themselves In a mortal, or possibly Immortal, combat at S o'clock this after- noon ut Itound-Up park. Tho Imbroglio Is dignified by the name baseball. Finis Klrkoatrlck. raiser of vflne porkers. Is holding the big mitt for the married men. Walt LehlHat) and Frank Hayes arc billed tor the twirling stunt. Judge Dynon l meeting clients at first, while Old fop Olson himself is trying to play second. Crews at shortstop Is lord of all ho surveys, while fjunncr Peter- son is slated to play third base. Teil Preble is expected to field 4sn In right, Ed Keblller will dodge 'em-In center1 and Ronnie Hays Is wearing the red crown in left. Al Knight, Lou John son and I-es Ttogera-ure In pre- servo, The single genu are lined up as per schedule, the Bust Orego- nlan sparing them the ignominy of seeing' their names In print twice In consecutive days. PORTLAND BOUTS DRAWS; NOYE WINS BY DECISION DUE TO START TODAY VACUUM FEED OF FUEL AIR COOLED SEALS TREAT BEAVERS TO ANOTHER JOLT DOWN (By Associated Prpiw.) PORT1UA NT, May 1. San Francis co made it foui straight from Portland winning 6 to 2. PoUon wan hit hard in Mpnts, Schick tfettlnjr a home run over the right field fence. This make? three for him thin week. Portland got t Couch In the fourth. Beaton replac ing him. Se;iton wan effective the rest of tho vny. Special by Pnited Prew,) PORTLAND, May 1. "Tiny" Her man exerted" himself In the JuHt three rotindn of his fight here lunt night with Prank Farmer and their 10 rortnd acrap ended In a draw. Her man, who is more or N'hh of a novice, showed that he Ih a comer. The Murphy-Willis bout wan culled draw, .ilthouffh Murphy outpointed his opponent, according to newftpnper critics. The Ijingford -Gorman bout w.'in a draw. Roth Of the four-round preliminary event were drawn. Xoyc Wins from Martin WAMjA WALLA. May 1. Johnny Xoye won a popular decision over Carl Martin, of Portland, here laflt night in t he American Legion Smoker. Noye wax clever In the cUnchei and landed Heine mt an blows on his opponent. The go wan not particularly fact, there being hIx two-minute rounds. Ruddy Stevens, of Pendleton, drew with F- Webb in their slx-r' und setni wlndup. The feature number of the bout was the Da vis-Fiddler ncrap. Da via Mhdwed a lot of skill and went after hie opponent hard. He had it on man al Ithrotigh. Rartell won a decision over Acher, of Starbuck. In a "hugging match." Potter, of Htarbm 1.. drew with Jenn- ingH, of I'endleton. A wrestling nyttch ' between Billy Ityan. of Canada, and j Rob Bennett, of Walla Walla, raised the curtain. (By United Press.) HKATTLE. May 1. Taking off from the federal building here, Ray A. Wil son, former marine. 'today was to start on a 3000 mile run. Wiluon'M uoal New York. Run ning every foot of the distance, he hopes to reach there In 75 duys. If he breaks into a walk at any time he for feits any benefits arising from the race. Wilson figures on making 41 miles a day, which would take h km from coast to count on tho longest run In hbitory in less than 11 weeks. Arrangements have been made to ' have marathon stnrs along the route race against the continent-trotter, j The last three miles If he gets that far will be a hot sprint with another I star for a fat purse. Wilson's backers say the first 40 or ; 50 miles are the hardest for him. Wilson's run was hastened by t he announcement recently that H. Kan - I aguri, Japanese marathon champion, j will try to run from New York to San Francisco after the Olympic games in ' Antwerp. The Jap's schedule calls for : Imcrfiauiy STARTED SPLASH 01 L UUBRKATIONk 90 days for the run, miles a day. averaging 30 Primer Shuts Out Oakland. KAN FRANCISCO. May 1. Penner 'pitching In mid-season form for Sac- ramento. shut out Oaklaiid 1! to 0. 'Kington, a double steal by McOaffl- jgau and Compton and Spellman's er jror brought In the two tallies In the fourth Inning. Oakland got only one (man as far as thhtd base In the entire 'game. Angels Relent Seattle. 9-2. SKATTLE. May 1. A, dropped fly bull In the fifth Inning spotjed what hnd -Hbeen a good pitcher duel be tween Pertica and Seibold. Los An geles scoring five runs in the Inning j and eventually winning from Seattle. (B to . Pertica- pitched a steady I game, allowing but six hits. BILL NOAH is in Town Today. Just received my shipment of this famous Baseball Glove. FISHING Is now starting. A new supply o'f FLY HOOKS. Come and see me before you buy your outfit. Sol Baum Exclusive Sporting Goods Store. Hotel Pendleton Bldg. Phone 646 Vefnon Runs Wild on sail. LOS ANCrKI.KF. May 1. Salt Lake lost to Vernon 11 to 4, after Pitcher Reiger faltered in the seventh Inning. Tie faltered to the extent that every Vernon player except Fisher scored In this Inning and every one except Smith got o hit, Dell lining out two safe blows, one a three-bagger. NEARLY 200 MNEYS IN OFFICIAL TENNIS LIST HYATT DESERTS IIOIdXHTS fRy Associated Press.) TOLKDO, O:. May 1. Hamilton Hyatt-, Toledo first baseman last sea son, but one of the several houldouts this spring joined the Toledo club to- I day, having come from his home near Seattle. Wash. Hyatt was obtained last year from the New York Ameri- cans. He 7iad requested that itoger Bresnahan Mil him to some Pacific coast league club. HOW THEY 43.STAJ!P Ilii'ifii! '),'(-. t league HtamlinKH, W. Xj. Pet. San Francisco 15 .7 Oakland 18 10 .566 Vernon 13 11 .542 Portland 10 9 .526 Salt Ijike 10 12 .456 Sacramento 10 12 .456 Seattle 9 13 .409 I.OH Angolcs 8 14 .304 IUjANK SIGNS FIFI.1JKU (Hy Anfociated Press.) SPOKANK. Wash.. May 1. Out fielder Hodses of the Sacramento Pacific Coast League team has been igned hy Manager Ulankerihlp of the Ucal Pacific International Club, ho announced today. Vliorc They Play Xext Week. Portland at Seattle; Sacramento at Salt Lake; Loa Angeles at San Fran cisco; Oakland at Vernon. EXTPA POWER PULLEY (U I BURNS KEROSENE i i;k. I.KM.I K HASFJIAIJj National Ixruo Brooklyn 0. 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PAIGE OAKLAND S32 Cottonwood Phone 337 5JZ Cottonwood (Ily Awwiclated press.) NEW YORK. May 1. Close 1 aancUonad tsnnll tournnmenta aro lUted in the annual schedule of the BnttSd Klates Lawn Tennis Associa tion Issued here today. Every section of the country is represented in the distribution of dates and Indications noltjl to one of Ihe most successful sea sons for the sport In the history of tho organization. AlnniiK the early season tournaments of importance In the t?hurch Cup match to be played at Forest Hills. N". Y., May. .21 nnd 22. I'nusual interest II attached to this inter-city contest betwsep New York, Boston and Phils 'Iclph'a. licc.inse of the henrlnic it will have on the selection of the team to represent the l'nited States nliroad. As the team will sail early In June to enter the ISngllah championship and nlav Tlavis Cud tics In July, this will be the last Important ccent Defers memhers are chosen and the Djana n Committee will doubtless be uuid ed In their selections by the showing made there. An innovation Is the change in the date of the Intercollegiate champion ship which will bo Irelil Juno 2R In stead of In September as heretofore. The -women's nations! championship has boon etianifed from June to Sep tember and will bo played at Philadel phia, during tho week beginning flip' tomber IS. A new national event for women has been created In a separate tournament for the clay court titles, which previously have been playea with the men's events. This year the women's titles will be contested at the Detroit Tennis Club the week of June IK while the men's events take place July lfl at i Mileage. The men s cham pionship of the l'nited States Is scheduled to begin August 3 at Forest Hills, ft, Y. All the sectional doubles tourna ments are listed except the Intermoun tRtn event, covering Colorado and t'tah which haa not been arranged. These precede the national doubles cham pionship at I-ongwood on August 16. The New York event has been awarded to the Creacent Athletic club. A new rvent an Intercity doubles match, has been awarded to Cleveland for July 21. set. ' CCC credit is good is worthy comptimenf . A WORTHY business repu tation is an asset of great value. The service per formed by this bank in safe guarding depositors' funds, and advising them in regard to in vestments have won for us the hearty approval of the financial ti worm. . . ... DOWNEY'S MARKET Start the new month off right trade at this market. Your credit is good. PHONE 600 or 125 Itlae of the self conscious middle claaa If there la such a thing ought to be somewhat of a shock to the home r" wed bolshevik. V THE DIAMOND TIRES We have in stock are all Fresh. New tires are best. 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