East Oregonian : E.O., May 11, 1920, DAILY EDITION, SECTION TWO, Image 7

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DAILY EAST OREOONIAN, PENDLETON, OBEQON; TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 11, 1920.
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ALLEGED GAMBLERS AT
SAN FRANCISCO TAKEN
(fly Awoclnted Premi.)
"hAN FflANt-ISCO. May 11. The
nrr-Ht of two alkticed gamble Mon
d(iy feuturU the campaign of Presi
dent William II. McCarthy of the I'a
clflo Conat league to eliminate c;:imb
llns on baseball. Roy Hurlbnrt was
released on hall on chargea of uHHault
and battery preferred by McCarthy aa
the reault of his attack on McCarthy
on the street. A man giving the name
of Arthur Martin, but whoao name the
police Bay Is Martin Broalauer. was
arrested on a vagrancy charge. Ilren
latier and Hurlburt had been barred
by McCarthy from league parkH. Hurl
burt Is proprietor of a club on Pow
ell street.
The league directors today placed
Its finances at the disposal of Presi
dent McCarthy to be used In ridding
the parks of gamblers.
SEATTLE SPORTSMEN
.CATCH FISH IN LAKE
WHILE CAMERAS CLICK
(Hy Associated Pre.)
8 RATTLE, Wash., May 11.
One lonely four-Inch perch that
died immediately after It was re
moved from the net, wns the
"catch" obtained in an effort
Sunday by the county game torn
mlsHloners. the Seattle Sport
men's Association. Benton
Sportsmen's Association and
Seattle Sportsmen's Club, to
seine the fish In Swan IoLke and
transfer them to Kcho lke.
Crowds thronged tho banks,
nmvlng picture cameras clicked
mid enthusiasts in hip boots
waded out into the lake anr as
sisted instilling In the net. How
the fih in a naif cd to escape, no
body knows.
OLYMPIC COURSE SAFE j BRITISH WOMAN TAKES : MONTANA HAS CLASSY
FOR STRAIGHT DRIVER! IRISH GOLF CONTEST ARRAY OF DIAMOND MEN
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ANTWERP, Belgium, May 11.
Pluyera In the Olympic golf rham
pionnhlp event to be held in connec
tion with the Olympic names, begin
ning on July 12 will compete on a
courao that offer few terrors to the
steady, straight driver who Is an ac
curate Judge of pitch and distance,
hut which promises untold difficulties
to the man with the slightest tend
ency to hook or slice. ,
The Associated Press correspondent
recently went over the course, which
is that of the Antwerp Golf club, at
Oiippelinbosoh, about 15 miles from
Antwerp. There are no pronotin-d
titration, but the 18 holes
m a! ui'tteu ull about with nat
urn), humpy little hummocks of hard
earth most of them on the fairway
while sandpits and annoying little
cup-like depressions vie with nrtlfl-
iclal bunkers, tiny water ditches and
' pnrtlcularly tiLsty stretches of trees or
j rutty highroads on or bordering all tho .
'fairways. ,
"It is a course which should be I
j played over several times by any onej
who intends to compete in real
I match," the correspondent was told
j by one Scotch officer a scratch man
at St. Andrews who found difficulty
sometimes In making the round in bo-
fc-y. which I.-. 78.
The length of the course is r8 20
r.i - KUI yards for the first nine
holes out and 89.15 in. with ,i bogv
both out and In. The longest hole, the
fifth, is 540 yards the cleanest, widest :
straightaway of the lot, though even
this offers occasional pitted or wood
ed difficulties, and the shortest Is the
12th 150 yards, a nice little patch f
the accurate mashle but so full of
trouble in the shape of ditches, bumps
and traps that only tho scratch men
generally make ft in the 3 strokes set
for bogey.
Just now, after the spring rains,
the entire course is spongy, but, dur
ing the baking hot weather which is
customary at OappeUnbosch in July.
It becomes hard and bumpy, giving
much bound and roll to the ball.
The greens, which have been well
kept despite the war, are composed of
a lhn moswy grass, fast but here and
there. Just a bit bumpy. Most of
them are protected by pits o ditches
before and behind, and are particular
ly dangerous for o vcrs.no ts.
The course has been well arranged,
with only one possibility of cro-fire
or interference in its whole length,
this being where the tee shot for the
fourth hole crosses one of the greens
but the tee is considerably elevated
and most of the drives go well over.
The ground rules are, as yet. a bii
Incomplete, no provision made for the
wagon ruts In the dirt roads bordering
or crossing some of the fail ways, hut
these are expected to be changed be
fore the Olympic matches.
(Ry Associated Press.)
NEW CASTLE, County Down, Ire
land, May 11. Cecil Leitch, British
women's golf champion, won the la
dles' golf stroke competition today
with a score of 84. "Miss A. C. Mc
Kenaie of Toronto was fifth with 88
strokes.
Appearance of the- American en
trants In the preliminary to the Brit
ish ladies golf championship tourna
ment today aroused great interest.
The low medal more. 84, was turn
j ed In by Cecil lfch. a Rrltish play
er. Miss Mildred Caverly, of the Am
lerloaft team had a score of 87.
of the i wwuvni io uoBamona nnerwooci
iwnv urn n Miihe m per 1001 wnn
(By Associated Press.)
MISHOl'LA. Mont., May 11. Coach
W. I,. Schrelber of the state university
baseball team Is elated with the class'
of players on this year's varsity aggre-
gation. Not only has Schrelber a
splendid first -taring nine, he says, but !
also a number of capable substitutes, j
several of whom have played on regu-.
lur IJruin teams in past seasons. I
Berb Vltt, captain, will be the chief!
j hurling reliance. Percy Spencer will
! take care of first and also pitch at
i times. George Shepard will play sec- j
ond, young Kibble, brother of i
I ' Happy Kibble, professional star, will
cover third, and Larry Htgbee will
t cover short. There are so many classy
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vaulting a fence, has discouraged the outfield candidates that definite selec
Amerlcans, who believe her eliminations remained to the last to be made,
tion greatly reduces their chances to' .
win.
IDAHO'S NIAV COACH COMING j
(By Associated Press.)
MOSCOW. Idaho. May 1 1. Ar
rangements have been made to bring I
to Idaho at nme Coach Thomas Kel-f
ley, former Chicftgo football star, who
DELL QWITS BASEBALL
TO ENTER BUSINESS IN
UTAH; MATES RELEASED
(By Associated Press.)
LOS ANOKL0S, May 11. "Wheez-
is to guide the University of Idaho's De)1- Vernon pitcher, has given up
1920 foothsll destinies, it was announc
ed here- recently. The Associated
Students of the University of Idaho
have pledged their support to the new
coach.
CONGRESS TO SIT IN
ON DRIVE TO ABOLISH
RACETRACK GAMBLING
baseball to engage In business In
Ptah, It beenrfte known here last night, j
He has left here for Salt Lake City.
Manager "Rill" Esslck of Vernon I
released Catcher "Pep" Sullivan out
right, and told Sam Ross, pitcher, to f
"make a deal for himself
WASHINGTON, May ll. A drive
against what they characterized as
the "race gambling monopoly" was
opened 'Monday by representatives of
organizations seeking to abolish race
track gambling. Hearings were begun
before the senate Judiciary committee
on the Sims-Sterling bill to prohibit
VAXBKRBDr .WINS HEAVILY.
. PARIS, May 1). William K. Van
derbilt heads the list of wininng own
ers in flat racing in France with 240,-
000 francs won in stakes. A. C. Ma- '
comber is sixth with 90 francs. Frank i
O'Neill of St. Louis Is the leading j
Jockey of the French turf with 31 '
winning mounts.
ASQU1TH BILL DEFEATED.
LONDON, May 10. Arrangement
to the government Irish home rule bill j
transmission in interstate commerce or (offered by Former Premier Asquith, i
through mails of race track odds or providing for one parliament Instead!
other news. The house interstate j 0f two for Ireland, was defeated in the
commerce committee will hear the j house of commons tonight after a
delegation today. short debate, by a vote of 255 against I
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HUN DAMAGE TO DELAY
USE OF ANTWERP LINKS
(By Associated Press.)
NEW YOKK, May 11. Because of
damage caused by the German armies
it will he Impossible te have the Ant
werp links ready for the Olympit
tournament before July 12. according j
to word received today from Belgium
by W. D. Vanderpoo, secretary of the
United States Golf Association. The j
association hud requested that th
dute be advanced.
V.niderpool has entered the fol Jaw
ing golfers for the amateur champion
ship of rGeat Britain, to be held
Muirfielil. Scotland, June 7: Xelsnn
Whitney, aniuel J. Graham, Stewart
Sttekncy. FIndlay S. Douglas; F. C.
Newton. H. V. Maxwell, Jr., and Roh-
ert A. Gardner.
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WAIJ.A WAf.LA, Wash., May 11.
R, V. Borleske, coach at Whitman col
lege, announced last night that he had
declined an offer to coach football at
Grlnnell college, Iowa, and will re-1
main at Whitman. Borleske recently
declined an offer at Grlnnell but
transportation was sent him to inspect ,
the school. He returned from Grin-1
nell Monday. A large delegation of
businessmen went to Whitman col
lege today to urge that Borleske'
recommendations for longer athletic I
trips he granted, and alo urged up
on Borleske to stay.
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(By Associated Tress.)
SPOKANE, May 11. '"Oon" Con
wav. baseball letter man at Gonratta
university here, has been elected cap- !
tain of the university haHebnll team.
He played first hae last year.
Prospect at the university for a
first class team are eald to be of the
beat. The players are being coached
by "Junk" Walters, tpokones first
baseman, and assisted by George Ker
rls, president of the Spokane club of
the Pacific International league.
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