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MONIES SPORTS COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE CLASSIFIED MARKETS COMICS TWELVE PAGES SECTION TWO PAGES 7 TO 12 TWELVE PAGES y ' inn mmm r niiiMi mmmmmmmmmmmimmunm srs" Ir-Easf (pr eAoman) 3 DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, TUESDAY EVENING, JUNE 1,1920. TWO GAMES AND SERIES 1) i)iutiiin pchorr early liuilriBH. out of the box In the PORTLAND, Juno 1. Sac r amenta won two names yesterday nnd (lie He rieH, five games to iv The scoroa of tlie Karnes were, 6 to 1 und 5 to 2. Pinner, formerly :i Heaver, lurnid In tils second vletory of the week over his old teiimmuteH. while Kuthcrln ml Ml forced to take Ins Nocnnd defeat of the woek. In the morning frame Wal ter Mali best oil Sam Rom lti n south paw buttle, G to 1. This week .Suit Luke plays on the Portland lot . Tlirun Sluito Double Will. LOS ANOBLEB, Juno 1. Vernon defeated i,oh aiikcIch twice, tukhiK the I roaming wmt, (i to 0, and the after liooir, 5 to 1. The AUKels, however, Won the nlnc-Knmc scries, C to 4. Ilug Kcd playing by the Ameels In, both eamee made them easy victims for the llKir.-i. Uoll and Schollcnbach were In Komi form PENDLETON TOSSERS PROVE FIRST SNARE ! CHURCH NINE DEFEATS : RIETH TOSSERS 1 TO 6 lUiililrfH JxWti TwUv In ltiH .tks uini Heal tMvtte. HAN rJlAKClSOO, J ii no I. Mon- Icliiy' douldo hMjter was Hpllt, 8un KrinHnco winning the mornine gan?9 from oiikluud on the Ofiklund Kroiindn 2 to 0. while Oakland took the ;iftr noon coiitrHt fi to 0 Jordan nIhm the :thrt out In ttlf flrnt sohmIoii while AffirtW sent twit) HthI toammutr uctohh the plate In the fifth innim? by a time ly dottble, In the afternoon the SealH were iinuMo to hit with men on biLscs, while LOV6 wa wild and Ineffective in the box. ftEATTLK, Junft , Rolf Tv- f Volt games of Monday's doublcheador from Beattlo, the firat by a 4 to 3 wore, and the second, 7 to 1. Tho rifHt gaiim was a pitchers' duel be tween Cu Hop and Gardner, an error j fiVtnff tho Hoes the winniue run. Tho I A Kpionter may tm.-iKinn that mar-i second was easy for Salt Iake. Thurs- rtmres arc arranged lit heaven ton tumitnc the- Lca Js and tho Bees married won: hi knows better. Buckaroos Hand Out First De feat of Year to Milton-Free-water Bunch in 11 to 9 Con test at Round-Up Park. lllue .Mom ma in N.-jitul.im - Team: W. JL. Hmm o Milt'tn-Freemat'-r 4 Pendleton , 4 I'ilot Iiuck 2 Athena 0 Walla Walla 0 The Kenton of the First Christian church motored loRtcth Monday aft-' i or noon where they defeated the Kleth i I haso bull team In a closely contested j game, by a tw-ore of 7 to 6. In nine full Innings. The railroaders have a good I j Ilnc-up, and made some remarkable I mtehej of long fllt-.s and line driven.; but were hrlplnr-8 before the nIr-Ughl j I pitching iif Foster of the Christians. The Christian nine is organized for i the summer now, with U. I Tliissa-1 hnger, manager and fjiuroncp Ueu- I alien, "f Adams, assistant. Any team desiring Hunies and date: may secure' K.-i mo by cither writing the manager I or assistant managi r. or by phoning j r. HOW THEY Pacific (nasi I-ooiflic Ktamliimk San PrancLseo y-iilt IikO . . . . J o Simple YburBog Can Operate It Ixh Anffeles Kacramento W. L. Pet. .34 19 .(42 31 23 .42 30 27 .626 IE 23 .621 27 27 .600 26 29 ,4)f! 24 i.2 .42!) 18 34 .346 yiJALITV SlillVU'R. SANITATION The best the market affords Fresh Fruits, fresh Vegetables, the very best brands of Canned Goods. Extreme low prices on meats meat that pleases, meat that is guaranteed. We are here to serve you. Our rapidly grow ing accounts mean satisfaction and economy to our customers. Are you going to be one of the many this next month? ' ) , . " " Pendleton Trading Co. Phone 455 "If it' in the Market We Have It." Pet. 1.000 .soo .667 .400 .000 . ' A name with the local Buckaroos Pendleton Droved .1 siumhlmir block I onc u"' anWolpated r. ;,tures of lo the aspiration of the Milton-Free-Hha summer's procram. water nlno at Kound-L'i) nark yester- aay, tvinnlnt; an in and out Kame ly 1 1 t, y score., f.cndleton had two hie but a InnlnKH ami the losers one. In which I a total- of 10 runs out of the 20 made I dining the matinee, were accounted for. Milton started out like It would put the Kamc on Ice with the first man up. tiattt'Hh, who pitches and also leads the bnltlnK order, put onc of Williams' first i.ffcrinBs oyer into tho center field hand stand for a home run. No moro damage resulted in this inning hut in the second barber doubled to left and was thrown out at third by Hays. Hays .starts First Sow. 2. 1. !, 4. 4. ATHENA GIVES HELIX CLOSE GAME SUNDAY! HIG I.KKil K BASKII.M.I National IeaifUo Urooklyn 6, 6; New York Ht. Ixmls G. 4; Pittsburg I Philadelphia 3, 2; Hcston Chicago I, 2: Cincinnati J American Ijcaetu.. "leveland 9. 7: Detroit 5, 3; Boston 3. 4; Philadelphia 1. ': New York 7, 10: Washington, 0 St. Iiuls 2. 3; Chicago 0, :.. St. Louis 2, 3: Chicago O. 6. Pacific International Victoria 7. 0; Spokane . 12. Seattle 2. 10: Yakima 6. 11. Vancouver 0, 2; Tacoma 6, 8. Itayn Marled the Pucks on (heir first .score by singling with one away 1 in the second. Olson couldn't advance j him so liooney stole second. Amnion ; hit one that look a had hop over Gar : bci 's head, scoring Hays with the tying I run. Ammou stole and nvent to third j on a passed ball, where he died, when ! Murphy went out to first. Milton came back with two runs in the third hut Pendleton in their half I put over six. Williams walked. New ; ton beat out a bunt and went to see j ond on a w ild throw that put William.s jon third. Miles singled, bringing both j men in. Peterson doubled to left and Miles pulled up on third. Crews sln j g(ed over first, scoring Miles. Hays j singled to center and brought Peterson lover Hays stole second, with Crews I on third. Olson got life at first on an error. Crews scoring. Hest then vvenl into the box for tho east enders and Hamlin wentto right. After the side had batted around. Murphy, Williams and Newton ended the Inning by vvhif- Onc. Score IVnir In Sixth. BOLNS WINS KASILY. IKRSE.Y CITY, N. J.. June 1. ! Frankie Burns of Jersey City easily- outpointed Freddy Jakes of England Athena gave Helix a close rub in , a 12.round bout aat night. Uoth their game at Helta on Sunday but the made tnc st,)Uated weight of 124 leaders came through with the victo-v. ; nSa UJ. under, Jllkei) faiied to place 3 to 2. Athena scored two runs In th ,..... rn,,mI , his rrrdi secouu inning, iienx lying in tne imru. Tho winning run -was m.ide in the fourth. Athena gut six hits to Helix's three, whilo in the field Athena made five errors and IlHix six. Hagee pitch- ed for the winners and was opposed on ! tho mdund by CiMniniins and Banister. I The KCwn-: Athena 2 C 5 Helix a 3 ill Uiilterlc : Crimmlns, H;uiister and Mci'herrin ; Mapee and C. Thornc. WAIKKI. WINS CYtT?-; RACK. ORCEL-ST, Colo., Juno 1. Gene Walker of Hlrmlnsham. Ala., WOO the 10-mlUi world's rhampionship for half mile tracks at the annual motor eycle inet lielfl here Monday. His time was 11:25. Ralph Hepburn of Mil waukee, was second and liny "Weish aar of Prlvidence, R, 1 third. CHURCH ENTERED AND FLOWERS, WORTH $200, FOR GRAVES ARE STOLEN Bjr Associated Press.) ATCHISON. Kas., June l.-fore than 200 worih of cut flowers asKm ble"d at the Kiryt EtafHist church here Sunday nifjlit for use in decorating graves of veterans yesterday, were stolen during the niht. BUBONIC PLAGUE HAS ATTACKED VERA CRUZ; 5 OF 11 VICTIMS DIE ( By Ansocfated Props) VKHA CRXJZ, June 1. President Wilaoii has offered to send hospital shipn, nurses, doctors and medical supplies here immediately to assist in combatting the Bubonic plague which has apeared here, li authen tic cases having developed to date, with five deaths resulting. 5 Western Electric POWER & LIGHT EVERY feature has been perfected not a single one over looked Running this Western Electric Power and Light outfit is as simple as can be. Touching the starting lever sets it running a child can do it When the battery is charged the engine starts, then you nave continuous electric service night and day. You should know more sbout this plant it's safe; it's simple; it's economical How about your place? CHAS. MILNE ELECTRICAL CONTRACTOR 108 East Alta St, Opposite Alta Theatre. Vacuum Cleaners Lighting Fixtures Fnans Needs Fly Hooks That Catch Fish. Ginger Quill, Blue Upright Flying Cad dis, Wilson and many other good pat terns. Also we have the Backinore Easy Spinner. Have you tried it? Sol Baum For Fishing Tackle Hotel Pendleton Bldg. Tlione 046 OLDSMOBIL E Speed wagon 1 t ,.. , t 1 1 ... f. .. a INV .11111 Hill. life lHUItlVII nil . i M-wnnK uy picking up ioiii i run on four hits. Miles started out h garnering his (bird hit of the day ami Mealing. HaVs, Amnion and Miller in terspersed hits with Milton errors anil the four runs trickled across. The seventh was Milton's big inning I five runs counting. Best was out I when Hamlin singled through short. I I'verelt was safe on an error by Peter son. "lark tripled to left. counting i two. Duff got life on another error : and Bridgewuter singled. Before the last man was out, Hamlin, Everett Clark, Briflgewatei" and Crimmins had counted. There was no further scor ing. lOiTOrs Are Plentiful. Both teams looked poor in the field at times, due partly to the rough in field and partly to plain poor judg ment. Williams pitched a good name and with tight support as in SundajV game, would have held Milton down to a low noore. The losers used three t wirlcrs Against the b teals, who hal their hitting clothes on, along with their occasional bobbles in thy, field A big crowd from tin east end came dov n to see their boys lose for the first 1 lino. Score : Mil ton -Free water A B n 1 1 Po A K Hamlin, p-rf Everett, 2b Clark, c .: 5 Duff, lb 5 Bridgewuter 3b 5 Oimnions, If t Oarbw, m r Oamofpn, cf t Bafttutloknew, rf o Best, p Jordon, p Totals . Pendleton. Nevtn. ss . Miles, ef . 1 Peterson, lb Cre-wa, if i Hays e dson. 2b . . j Amnions, 1 h Murphy, rf Miller, rf Williams, p Tot, i is ' 17 J f I I DR. J. EDWIN SHARP Dantal X-Rat by . -ppolotmort 3nri ArueoiatM unntar. Office Fhon ttt. Ham Phone 714 H. S. McKENZIE, M. D. Eye, Ear, Nose and Throat Office; 10-11-12 Belts Building Pendleton, Ore. . .. " n i .... :t 1 o .. II 13 Syiv 1- liiiilutTN. We have taken the agency for this county. Have five for immediate deliveiy. Speed, economy, 1500 lbs. capacity. O. E. Holdman Auto Co. Paige, Oldsniobile Speed Wagon, Oakland Millon F 'cndteH J II II II 0 I. - ii i o o 0 ' 0 ,vh ii 1 1 po a f. hi my ! : i j i Mum i o o kiwm ; - mi! - I n a n "t i : i : i B tm PI: nun i iM upon arnica every eA i irceiS must cwiel OUR sincere desire to serve the business men of this commonwealth is winning its proper reward: Our increas ing number of depositors proves that this bank has won the confi dence of business circles by its wise cautious management ( PHONE 600 For meats that please the en tire family. . DOWNEY MARKET 1 i: H Ii ll 1 0 2 (I 11 11111 Ii 1 fi 11 0 -J I Ii Siiiniiwr.v. SnrrifU-c lilts. CrlKimoHB i fly), Pc- t-ritun: Iwo iMiw hits. Peterson Miles, Ilayn.AtiiinoiiK: ilirn- bu.sr liit.-. (ri-wn i.'hirli, I'rtinrrnu; lioino runs. Hamlin: Htnlrn bSeK. Hhvh (2, MIIrN: flnfl P Lalls, off lliunno I, I!-st off WH- ;lliinis 1: struck nut by Hnnilrii 1. ltesr Ii by IVIllluiii.s Ii; pasxril bulls, by Clark 1; MM PllCh ea by Hi st I I.IU.I' KXI-lHIh IN I M.MMV PI.YMofTH Jutm 1. Qeorse v Walker, president of the Untied siati.- dou AssocMitlon. anrl other uienibeis of the repreNontat l e eoniniittee I whbh Is to confer with the MteiaJ of the 11oal and Ancient ilolf Asocln- l.l',l .11 m. ,Mluie.s, mm, ill, I .Oil pil- 1 poeed amendments to the rules, arrlv-l eU today. QUALITY TIRES i i What the motorist of today is looking for; good tires not tires that are made good. ; 1 I a'I Your Next Tire be a DIAMOND Dare Tire & Supply Company Distributors Diamond Tires Auto Accessories 224 East Court Phone 134 Put this Money Maker to Work on your farm Master Trucks pay on the farm for the same rea son all good farm machinery pays because they save time and money and increase your sales. Master Trucks move your products quicker; get them to the right market at the right time. Because they use lean drivers they release men for the production at the time you need them most. Because they eliminate many horses, they eliminate the care, feeding, hous ing and animal food production and trouble which is a part of farming by animal power. Any wav you look at it. Master Trucks are an ad vantage. You need them, and for greatest value and lasting satisfacUon you NEED MASTER TRUCKS. W. C. Garfte, Inc. Sales and Service F. R. RAINES, Mgr. Corner Court and Thompson. Phone 710 i
