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SPORTS MOyiES COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE CLASSIFIED MARKETS COMICS TEN PAGES SECTION TWO PAGES 7 TO-10 DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON; FRIDAY EVENING, MAY 21, 1920 CUP DEFENDER WILL PORTLAND TOOK GAME MIDDLEWEIGHT CHAMPION WHOSE DEFEAT OF MIKE O'DOWD SURPRISED THE BOXING FANS HAVE TERRIFIC BOUT! PACE TRYOUT TESTS! FROM SAN FRANCISCO! u -a . 2 S&BrK r 881 I ronTLAJTD, Or., May 21. In one of the moot terrific firing ever een In Portland, young ltrown and Joe Oor uuui xlwcffed and slashed thflr way through ten round here lost night to a draw. Peter Mitchle received a hard luoln at the hand of Puggy Morton, who eaelly won the dccMon after elrht rounds. Frankle Monroe and Weldon Wing ataced an eight round draw, Hoke knocked out Zim merman in the third round. TO IllTIdJ IirOB on, TANKS BRATTLE, Waeh., May XI. Con tracts for the construction of two huge oil tanks with a capacity of 200,000 gallons each at the public terminals on Smith Cove were let by the Tort of Seattle Commission yesterday. The two new reservoirs will give the port a total storage capacity of 2.100,000 CITY ISLAND, X. T-. May 21. America's eup candidate Vanitle left hero at noon todny for Morris Cove, New Haven, where tomorrow she will meet the flag officers' yacht Jlesolute In the first of the long series of races to pick the craft that Is to meet Mr Thomas Upton's Shamrock IV off Sandy Hook In July. The yacht has been on the way at Robert Jacob's yard here since Mon day. lam. Her bronxe under-body has been coated with an old gold lacquer. m:tklng her as. slippery as possible. OAKLAND, May 21. Portland won a slugfest from San Francisco, 10 to X. Couch was replaced by McQuMile In the sixth after allowing nine hits and seven runs. Kamm was chased by Umpire Byron In the ninth for disput ing a decision and In the same inning Cutcher Baker retired with an Injured hand caused by a foul tip. Portland, 10 IS I San JYanclsco 13 2. Schrocdcr, Southerland and Baker, cox; Couch. McQuald and Agnew. HKTAIN ;I'AItI PROVISION'S (By Associated Press) WASHINGTON. May 21. The sen ate voted today to Insist on Its provis Ions relative to the national guard, i but returned Hit. army M-orKitniziilinn gallons at the Smith Cove oil handling bill to conference for further ncgoti planL . atlons. lx Angeles O; Seattle a. LOB A.VOKLBS, May 21. Seattle! on its third straight fume from Los; Angeles. 3 to 0. In the second Inning Hartford, the tall-enders shortstop,! hit the ball to the centerfleld fence for i a circuit swat, scoring Zamlock ahead ( of him. Harry Wolter, who ended yesterdays ; QCAIJTT BBKVTCK SANITATION extra inning game with a toine run i rohbed Nlehoff of what appeared to I be a three-bagger when he ran to deep right center and caught the ball on his j finger tips. LOS ANOELES, Cal. May 21. Seat- i ne 3 6 l; ixjs Angeles 0 7 0. Sellinli! ' and Adams; Brown and B.isKler. For Your Sunday Dinner Quality Fatted Hens Fancy Milk Fed Veal Prime Corn Fed Steer Beef, any and all cuts. IN OUR GROCERY DEPT. Finest Kennewick Strawberries California Hot House Tomatoes Green Peas and New Potatoes Artichokes, Green Beans, Cauliflower Cucumbers, Asparagus, Young- Onions Xtra Fancy Head Lettuce, 10c Pendleton Trading Co. Phone 455 "If it's in the Market We Have It" Sacramento 10: Oakland a SACRAMENTO, May 21. After vic tory for Oakland seemed certain In the first of the 10th, Sacramento tallied In the last half of the Inning and cap tured yesterday's slugfest, 1 0 to 9. Al though Sacramento secured a big lead early in the game the Oaks spurted In the seventh, trying the score at the ex pense of pitcher Prough. SACRAMENTO. Cal., May XI. Oakland 9 16 2; Sacramento 10 IX 0. Holllng. Winn and Mltze: Prough ana I Cook. 10 innings. Vernon 13: Salt Lake 10 SALT LAKE CITY, May 21. Ver non outstugged Salt Lake yesterday and won, 13 to 10. The Tigers took the lead in the third inning, scoring five runs with Bromley in the box. and in the fourth inning they fattened their total by four with Reiger pitch ing. Salt Lake's big inning was the seventh, four runs being scored. With this defeat Salt Lake's winning streak of 10 straight games was broken. SALT LAKE CITT, Utah. May 21. Vernon 13 20 1: Salt Lake 10 IS 2. Sehellenback and Devormer; Brora ley, Relger and Byler. Jh i Its exclusive I I features make 1 I f m I it trouble-proof I M w I Western Electric I f C, t ; I POWER & LIGHT I B I I THIS direct-connected type of Western Electric I rP , j 1 Power and Light is practically automatic in B H H I Dependable and day for I IIIUHIIIIIIIIUIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIM The Fairview Walla Walla's Newest Hotel Watch liiftt on 0. Oregon 2. EXTOENB. Or.. May 21. t'niversity of Washington won the baseball game from University of Oregon here yea terday afternoon by the score of 6 to 2. Captain. Chamberlain, who ocou- SiPiod the mound for the visitors, pltch jfd gilt edged ball, striking out ,15 C Oregon batters. S Washington 6 12 1 S Oregon 2 7 4 Hatterles Chamberlain and Land; Jarobberger and Leslie. A. F. K Champion Win. CLARKSBtTIia, W. Va., May 21. Bob Martin, champion heavy weight of the A. K. IT., scored a knockout over Johnny Saxon of Newark, N. J.. In the S fifth round of a scheduled 10-round Si bout here last night. Centrally Located in the Farmers Savings Bank Building, Formerly the Paine Bldg. New furniture, rues. beds. Rooms 1 nA tt II $60,000 PAID OUT IN nil aim mi . i nn r cl ll l xu cvcij' mhmii, gi QTATF Ain CHECKS TO AMERICA.! ASSOOIXATIOX Ioulsvllle 10. at St Paul, 2. Toledo 0, at Milwaukee I. Indianapolis 1. at Minneapolis X Columbus 4. at Kansas City 5. SOtTHHRX ASSOCIATION At Little Rock 1. Mobile !. At Memphis 6, New Orleans 6. At nirmlnirham 2, Chattanooga I. At Nashville 2. Atlanta t. nriamntfr vbmvb Omaha 7. Des Moines 6. Oklahoma City 8. Wichita 3. Rt. J.feph 1. fftoux City 11. (By Associated Press.) NEW YORK, May 19. When the news was flashed from the Boston ringside that Johnny lson had won the world's middleweight champion ship from Mike O'Dowd, of St. Paul, a few night's iigo very few followers of pugilism could identify the new title holder. In a few hours,-however, it was learned that the new champion was born In New York 27 yearago but had made his home in Boston for some flve-or six years past. Wilson, whose real name Is Giovanni Panica. was born on East 106th Street, Now York City, next door to the birth place of Wlllla Jackson, the promising contender for lightweight honors on March'21. 1893. During the time that boxing was legalized in New York un der the Frawley luaw, Panica took part in several preliminary bouts at local clubs and assumed the ring name of Johnny Wilson. At Ptyladelphia. about six years ago, Wilson lost to Young McOovem but three months later outpointed McGovern at a New York club. Wilson then went to Bos ton where he signed a contract to box under the management of Marty Kel leher a partnership which still remains intact. Wilson boxed only infrequent ly up to two years ago but since that time he has been fairly active In New England boxing centers. Among the victories claimed for him are deci sions over Young Ahearn, Frank Car bone, Angle Ratner, Tommy Robson. George Robinson and some lesser lights in the middleweight division. Wilson boxes with the right foot and right hand extended and Is known in ring parlance as a "southpaw." At McCoy, who won the, title from George Chip, also was a southpaw. Mike O'Dowd won the championship from him by a knockout at a Brooklyn club in 1917. Following is a list of the middle weight champions since Jack Dempsey claimed the title in 1884: Jack Dempsey, 1884-1889. George Ia Blanche. 188.9-1891. Bob F. Fitisimmons, 1891-1897, (.Retired.) Tommy Ryan, 1897-1907, (Retired.) Stanley Ketchel, 1907-190S. Billy Papke, 1908. Frank Glaus, 1911-1913. George Chip. 1918-1914. Al McCoy, 1914-1917. Mike O'Dowd, 1917-1920. Johnny Wilson, 1920. CHAS. MILNE ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR 108 East Alta St, Opposite Alta Theatre. Vacuum Cleaners lighting Fixtures DR. J. EDWIN SHARP Dental X-Ray by Appointment Gysl Arucuiateo MaittuK, Office Foods it. Home Phone Tt4 h. s. Mckenzie, m. d. Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Office : 10-11-12 Belts Buildfag Pendleton. Or. PHONE 600 I Almost all ca-s of true epilepsy be ! gin before the age of 20. ARE WIDELY KNOWN Catering especially to the traveling pub- lie and out of town .visitors. MiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiittiiiiiiiiiiiMiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiuiiiT SERVICE MEN AT 0. A. C. nillllllllUlllllllillllllflMIIIIIIIIIIIMIMIillllllllNIIIIIIIItMIIIIIHIIIIIIimilllllllllllllllim Up I Look Us You cannot afford to overlook the Table Supply when you re down town tomorrow. Come in and look this clean little place over. We will have plenty to supply your Sunday table in the cleanest meats and groceries to be found in the city. Sanitation is our watchword and we live up to it. "Be Table Oailll 99 FAVOR nKTTRrcMKVT TVI (Hy Associated Pre.) aroKANK, Wash., Way 51. The Rtate teacher' retirement fund plan In all probability will h Adopted by !pokane teaehera, according to J, o. MoMacken. president of the Spokana Teachera' (ouncil. Mr. McMaoken atated that neajiy so per cc-nt of the high achool teachers and O per cent of the srradr nchooi teachers started In Phone 188 and 187 CHAS. D. DESPAIN oV CHAS, Prop. W. GOODYEAR OREGON" AORlCri-TTRE COL LEGE, ConraJUaS May 21. Approxi mately $160. non hmh been p;tld out. in Btete aid checks to Oregon service men attendtng the Oregon Airricul tural Oolleffe, ocoordlng" to fifruren given out from the college business office. It r estimated that !00 men have been benefited by the aid durln this school year. Exact figures could not bo obtained because there are some who have not drawn their full allowance The money wna not available until J.-intiary 1 and the amount paid out before that time was borrowed and the interest wa deducted frooi the pay checks. Each service man Is allowed 4"rtrt a vear pavable $25 each month while he la attending school. Thi aid in atrlcUy for service men, who served in the Navy, Army or the Marine Corps, the S. A. T. C. to not entitled to this aid. The state aid haa been an incentive to encourage the returning veterans to resume school work according to many of them. This aid has made it possible for a large percentage of the rx-service men to work their way through school thla year. One can go anywhere on this con tinent and he will find that there will be someone there who knows of the "Famous Georgia Minstrels' who come to the Oregon Theatre Thursday May -2:. Tho fact that they have been before the public continuously for thirty three years is evidence of their merit, and It la a well known fact that they al ways give a bright up to date minstrel performance, and while they change performers from year to year they can have tho pick of the colored perform ers as they know of its reliability, and and It la an honor to b with such a wt'H known attraction. No"wbrkFbrMa getting lunch. v - We Post Toasties For the best of Meats. DOWNEY MARKET llenuty More Than Skin Drop There is an old saying that beauty ' la only skin deep. That may be so with those who get their beauty out of 1 a box but not the genuine sort. Beau-" ty is really only another word for good I health and no woman who is bilious' and constipated can reasonably hope to be beautiful. Chamberlain's Tab- I lets will correct these disorders, then . with proper diet .and exercise there ! is no reason why any young woman J with regular features may not hope to be beautiful. She mmv a Good Kxample. 'I keep a bottle of Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy in the , house at all times and have recom mended It to many frtenda and ac ; miutntancea whn have used it wlih; good results" writes A. O. Newell. New Kensington, Pa. Should you not do like wise'.' Think of the pain and suf fering that must be endured when medicine must be sent for. Xow Is tho Time to Got Rid of Your Khoiimatteni. If you arc troubled with rheumatism get a bottle of Chamberlain's Lini ment and use It according to the plain printed directions. Ytm will be ur prlaed at the uuick relief which it af fords. No internal treatment la re quired in cases of chronic or musclar rheumatism. All you need la to use.' thla liniment freely. QLAS8E8 r.ROl'XP TO TIT GIVK KKICX COMFORT AHbK VISION. SEE Dale Rot h well Optometrist ami Optician American Natl. Rank BMf. Phone 609. FOR RENT OFFICE ROOM Apply JOE ELL, 735 Main St. EXCEPTIONAL VALUES IN NEW AND USED Trucks 1 Winther, 2 ton four wheel drive, pneumatic tires, new. Have discontinued this line. Offer for sale at large reduction. 1 Nash, 2 ton in first class shape, starter, lights and long wheel base ; a bargain. 1 2-ton G. M. C. Brand new, at cost. 1 2-ton G. M. C Slightly used, and in first class shape, cab and body A regular bargain. 1 new Reo Speed wagon $1Q0 less than COSt. 1 Republic 2-ton Rebuilt and retired. 1 Ton and a half Republic Rebuilt. These are all trucks of first class condition and have many others not listed. W. C. Game, Inc. F. a RAINES, Mgr. Corner Court and Thompson. Phone 720
