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COMICS SPORTS "T MOVIES COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE CLASSIFIED MARKETS TEN PAGES SECTION TWO PAGES 7 T0 10 DAILY EAST OREGON IAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, MONDAY EVENING, JUNE 7, 1020. BECOMING AS UNSURE AS CAPTURING THEM Big Leaguers' Money Will Not Tempt Owners of Stars in These Days; Would Be Champions Are in Market. HV ItBNRY U FARItKM, (United I'reu Staff Correspondent. ) NEW. YORK, Jim,,. 7 Buying mis'-buu pennants paw Just can't be bought. , Charley Kb belts takes the stand of mom or the moguls: "I n not op posed to buying star players, but I am not In favor of aelllng fine players for Immense prices." SWEDES TO ENTER ALL SAVE GOLF AND BOXING (My Associated Press.) ANTWIfRI', June ;. Sweden will enter athletes In practically every event of the Seventh Olympiad In which America, will be represented except In golf and perhaps boxing. Having already won, on points, the WALLA WALLA TAKES -12 TO 4 DEFEAT AT nnttnls Is almost as hard I, "T"T".'. "' " . winning them of late. '" " omneo me uiympic Sid Williams Strikes Out 12 Bear Batters and Holds Them to Six Hits While Mates Olout Grinnel for 16. gnL BBSS John J. Mcflraw, manager of the (Hunts and the custodian of the biggest bank ac count In baseball, will assure all doubters that money sometimes1 tatn'l even talk In I a whisper. Before linbe Ruth made the peuk for high prices, Meflraw ffered Br neh Rickey 1100,000 for Roger Horns by. Then when Heinle Zimmerman left the otub he offered the Cards ir.ii.noci for Milt Stock. Just recently he bid lir.O.ooo to the Cincinnati Reds for Heinle droit. ' McGraw virtually was bidding for a pennant, as with any of the trio of stars he would have been a strong contender In the race. But he couldn't buy them. Pat Moron had the same experience last fall. The gray topped leader of the champion Reds knew before the' fans real lied it that he would win the pennant If he patched a hole In his outfield. Oarry Hermann offered the Brook lyn Robins a reported price of o onu for Outfielder Hy Slyer and Charley Kbbetts laughted at him. The Cincinnati boss la on the mar ket again for a strong hitting utility man and he reports that money Is no Inducement at all with the magnates or managers. They'll listen to a play-er-for-player deal but nothing else. Jim Dunn weald give most anything to get a good left handed pitcher for Tris Speaker. It would practically cinch a pennant And world's tterle coin for Cleveland but a rood south- here for the hockey and skating con tests have returned to Stockholm full or enthusiasm., The Swedes will send a strong team here for the shooting events of July zt-51 and thereafter, according to present plans, will send other representtnlves to compete In bicycling, uthletlcs, tennis wrestling rent'lnu, swimming, gymnastics, weigh lifting, rowing, association footbal ami equestrian games. Preliminary training for the Swed Isn team has begun. These athletes will come to Antwerp p'rnbably ahourd a chartered ship, arriving only two or tnree days nefore the beginning of tne games, tnus avoiding, so far as possible, the necessity of training Antwerp's rather humid climate. "We count on a clean sweep gymnastics, our chances are good in bicycling and shooting and we will be very string In all the running races up to tne nair mile, in. the weights and In the Jumps," one Swedish athlete told the Associated Press correspond ent. TENTH INNING TOSSES FIFTH GAME TO BEES PORTUAND. June 7. For the fifth time In the series. Salt Lake emerged Inner over the Beavers on their home lot, the, final score being to 5. It waa a In Inning affair, with the big blow-up coming In the final inning. Sailor Stroud and Sutherland were each touched up tor 13 hits, but the Portland1 ac had his coming thick and fast In the final Innlngc The 'heaver's play Oakland at Son Francisco this week. Walla Walla Proved esisv for aid Williams and the Buckarooa on the Oarden City diamond yesterday after noon una tne Bucks annexed another game to their win column, by a score of tt t" The locals started scoring in the first Inning and added rung In the fourth, sixth, seventh, eighth and ninth. The losers made two of their four runs In the first inning, an error, base "n halls, a couple of hits and a field ers choice contributing. In the fourth BIG COMMITTEE WILL I CHOOSE YANK ENTRIES (By Associated Press.) NEW YORK, Jurle 7. Selection of American athletes who will renresent llcr- I'nlted States In the ,'arious Olvm pic games contests In Heigium, will be made by two committees, the person nel of which was announced here last night. The nominating committee consisting of two-odd members, will name the. athletes, after the various try-outs, who, in. ita opinion, are en titled to places on the teams. These nominations will In turn he passed upon by the ieum selection commit tee. Which will havf full and final power regarding the selection or all I Olympic contestants from the United Htatee. . , The same method will be emnlnved in the selection of conches and train ers for the various teams. Names will be "presented by committeemen from dirrerent sections of the countrv. ine members or the two commit I Vhy suffer the discomforts and emoarrassments of a Goitre ? '- preparation for soitre i,. bv tiled many. Wlir pay several hundred dollar! for an operation to remove a iroilre when tJ.tj.C. can beobtained (or such s costparamelv "mallixp.ndicur.-f O.G.C. ,.!, properly applied . ,,. ! acton reiulta. or your money will be r. tunded. O.G.C. la told direct, by ..,.. r. . iite ,ui ooOKiet. Address Dept. 2 O. a C. CHEMICAL COMPANY Seattle, Washing-ton ' J o Simple Your3oy Can Operate ft 'J and again In the eighth they managed I in''u' representatives or every to put one run across. Orlggs' iluuhle and a single by S. Orlnnel In the fourth accounted ror one score and a hit batter and a hit In the eighth put Swartx around. Pendleton amassed 15 hits orr the delivery of a Orlnnel. Nearly every man In the lineup clouted him ror at least, one good blow. Three or the locals' hits In the ninth were on squeeze plays and accounted tor rnur runs. sport governing body or the I'nite.l States which, is afrillated with the American Olympic organization anil inner athletic authorities rrom all parts or the fount ry. ts now THFVi nit; LEAGUE H.VSKB H Williams worked well In the box and held the losers to six hit. He struck out an even aozen or the boys. He was given better support in the field than the Walla Walla heaver. A small audience was in attendance. Pilot Rock lost to Helix, 7 to 1, at Pilot Rock yesterday, both teams ha v. ing hushed tho talk of withdrawal The Oame was tight after the second Inning, when Helix hopped on Pilo Rock's new pitcher, Pendleton, for six runs. The Helix boys are still unde feated In the race for the pennant. Athena gave Mllton-Freewater a lose rub on the Athena grounds but lost out a to 6. The Twin City team. byp its victory, retained second position. HAWAII TO Bt: ItRPHEHfcNTKD "(By Associated Press.) HONOM'1.1', T. H.. June 7. Seven athletes from the- forces in tlje mili tary department of Hawaii will go to tne maintand'to compete in tho inter departmental fHmypic trials, accord ing to Major John A. Brooks, who is directing the trials or army men In the Islands. The military contingent rrom Hawaii will include a Mur-man relay team for the 400 meters track event, a diver, a hdxer'nnd a wrestler. ICAOy TO COACH WATER SPORTS AT LOS ANGELES National League. ' Pittsburg 3. Cincinnati I. New York 0, Brooklyn 8. Chicago 2, St. Louis 5. American Jjeagiu. -Washington 5, Boston 1. ft. Louis 5-1; Cleveland 1-2. New York 12. Philadelphia 6. Detroit 6, Chicago 7. Partflc International. Victoria 1, Spokane 5.'' . Whore, They Play Next Week. Los Angeles at Salt Lake; San Fran cisco at Sacramento; Seattle at Oak land; Portland at Vernon. QCAMTT SKRVTOB SANITATION Groceries The best of canned goods, the finest of fruits and vegetables, always fresh. MEATS Especially low prices on your favorite cut. Pendleton Trading Co. Phono 485 -If it's in Um Market Wo Have It" OAKIAND MISS WINS SWIM (By Associated Press.) ALAMEDA. Cal., June 1. Lillian Snowgrass, swimming for' the Oakland Athletic Club, won the Pacific Asso ciation women's Junior 100-yard back stroke championship In the Neptune Beach pool here Sunday. Her time os 1 minute, 32 seconds. TWO MAKE PERFECT 100 IN TRAPSH00T; LOSER MISSES ON 125TH BIRD (By A o elated Prepw.) COFPVVILLK, Kan.. June 7 Two perfect acoren In the 100 target pro fewrionai reniRtered shoot here Sunday were scored by Phil It. Miller, Dallas, Texas, and James Head, st. Louis. Perfect shooting- continued In shooting- off the tie, until Mr. Head miswd on the 12Slh shot. Mr. Miller break ing: 125 for the honor. BICYCLE RIDER MAKES RECORD IN MILWAUKEE TO CHICAGO CONTEST (By Associated Press.) CHICAGO, June 7. In a spectacu lar finish Ernest Kockler of the Alver no A. A. Sunday won the mid-west tryout for the American bicycle team in the Olympic games, riding- the 108.7 miles course from Milwaukee to Chicago In 5:33:41 3-f. So far as is Known this Is an American record. Sixty five riders started hut only finished. LOS ANGELES ANNEXES. TWO SUNDAY GAMES PHILADELPHIA. June T. The Los Anseles Athletic Club or California has obtained the services or Frederick A. Cady. for 15 years swimming coach in this city. It Is his intention to take charge there in the near future. Among the well-known swimmers to whom he will pay special attention are Lurtj I-nnger. Miss Dorothy Burns and Mass Alleen Allen. He Is of the opinion that they will represent the I'nlted Stacks in the Olympics. Probably the best known ot the three Is, Laneer, who is one sr the best middle distance swimmer in the country and ranks 1 next ti Xorman Boss. Linger recent ly sprung a surprise when he won the KM-yard ,(, (n Hawai. He holds the outdoor record ror 1.000 yards. Cady started h's career as a swim ming 11 ich at the old Asaier's poot here. lie later took charge at the Ccajtral T. M. C. A . where he develop, ed such men as ICdwin rc. Schall. Henry Scot I and Edward C. Drumm. Becoming affiliate! with the Argo .Swimming Club he continued to brine mermen to the fore. Do developed the late Ernest Sopp and Gilbert Tomlln Ron. both or whom made quite a stir in aquatic circles, by their perform ances. At the present time he is coachins Miss Irene Guest and Miss Gertrude Artelt, who hope to be among the swimmers who will represent the United States at Antewrp. 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Phono 609. taoi 0 8 "The TaMe Supply" jREAL SANITATION .inKfls Ttally, Win notli. LOS ANOKI.KS, Cal., June BlChth Innlnir rallies, netting three runs in each case, (rave I-os Antjreles both Bnmes. the. morning contest 6 to 2 und the afternoon performance 4 to 2. K. Crandall started the morning rally when he tripled to left. OriKBS was safe nt first and Bassler walked, filling the bases. Ellis singled, scor ing K. Crandall and O. Crandall singled, scoring Orlggs and Bassler. K. Crnndnll also started the after noon come-back when fie was safe at second when O'Corirtell dropped his lone flv. Origgs walked. K. Crnn- scored on Crawford's single. H I Bassler wus safe at first. Ellis' sln- ..!...! scorl.iir Crawford and Bassler 1 Vtnlir.fr !..i X Kills at second, 't ne aiikcis ni I 10 2- . . s A N l.-UANClsco. June 7. Vernon Every mother in the city knows what it means to be clean and sanitary, especially with the victuals that we must eat Health and happiness depends upon cleanliness and we fully appreciate the fact in this little store. We can boast of one of the cleanest, best kept stores of its kind in the city. NEVER A FLY Phone 187 and 180 739 Main Street CHAS. D. DESPAIN & CHAS. W. GOODYEAR Props. one won both games. 9 to 4 in the morning ami I to 1 in the afternoon, winning the series 6 to 2. In the morning game Vernon scored four runs In the first on errors by Knight and A. Ar lett. singles by FisheV and Smith and a triple hy Morse. In the afternoon Oakland brighten ed the game with four fast double plays which kept down Vernon's score total. ISnlulerv Win. to 3. RBATTL.K, Wash., June 7. Se- attle took the final game of the series from Sacramento, a to 2 Sunday by bunching hits on Filtery and scoring five runs In the fourth Inning. Bren tnn pitched excellent ball and the two Sacramento run's were unearned. WOIA KS UKSTROY CATTI.K BELT. Mont.. June 7 John Uaadle a ranchman of this section, reports the loss of 16 head of stork by wolvea, 12 of cattle and four horse. The ravages of the wolves continued late Into the spring. BIG DANCE Wednesday June 9 Given by the Musician's Union i v ' i An orchestra composed of the city's best musicians Big Time for All LIBERTY HALL PHONE 600 Your every day meat wants. Just as you like them. DOWNEY MARKET J Master Trucks One of the few trucks with long life under heavy duty. Get the confidential opinion of the Master owners on this subject. - a W. C. Carte, Inc. Sale and Service F. R. RAINES, Mgr. Corner Court and Thompi t mm Phone 720
