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SPORTS MOVIES COUINTY CORKKSPONDENCE CLASSIFEED MARKETS COMICS i 'EasnWQreAoniari) TEN PAGES SECTION TWO PAGES 7 TO 10 TEN PAGES SECTION TWO PAGES 7 T0 10 DAILY EAST OREOONIAN. PENDLETON, OREGON. TUESDAY EVENING, JUNE 8, 1020. i lL jb ; i. ZZ vajp-- PROTESTED GAME WON BY MILTON-FREEWATER FROM BEARS 10 STANDI ffaot Ilia Twin Clty'H chance for tho ipmtlMit and Mm dlroctoi-H decided It fllioiild bo iilayod. No mun on the tinipiro Htnff hcr aflor ahull officiate. In a game. In which his hunm luvwi in playing, tin I director decided. Thoro 'Wuh no com- I'ImImI made an a boat tot thin action, 1 nl expediency in leaving at, openlns (for complaint wiw rcapojiaihlc. Managers and director alike, of all " ti aniH savo I'll"! Hock and Walla Wul- League Directors, at Meeting attended yeataraaya meeting. n-- ., . , . ..lMln" Praaldeni itex Kills, offloara In GREECE, AFTER LONG 'TUNNEV KNOCKS OUT WAR PERIOD, TO PUT TEAM INTO OLYMPICS UFT CORNS OFF fT DOESNT HURT Here, Decide to Play Off Postponed Games and Scttlo on Umpire Question Miltnn-Froewaler's Victory uvrr tin Walla. W alla Hears on tiio M"tlton dia. mond throo wfMkn ae stand as a regular win, by decision of the d t rec to rn of the Illuo Mountain league In honsIoii hero yeHtcrday afternoon. Tho Hioro wait tin:; In favor of (In; cant end team. Arrangements were made, to have Pilot ttoek meet Milton -FhMwater ;t M 111 on before the end of tho season to play off their poHtponod Kamc from May The Pilot kock boyH were iinublc t make tho trip on account or, the shortage. Tin gumc may uf attendance wore; Omar Stephens, vice president, of Athena; Krod II. Much, secretary, of IW-llx; II- I ROM, ill rev-1 (or (tf IIpIix; Miirlon Hansel! and Dr. I U fi Newson, of Athena; H. ft. Van-! Helix and J. It. Italey. of Pendleton Hells and J. H. Itiuey, of Pendleton. k;.ins oiTPoivrs MOiiA (By Associated Press.) Nation That Founded Athletics to Try Comeback as Cham pion of Minor League at Games This Summer. HY ANTONIH PAPAYAN.VAKI.H I (Written forho I'nlted Press.) r fn'itfht Tommy NoM ATHIJNH, Juno H. Orcece. back al1 ,M,t 0,10 round of on a more or less peace bants after 1 " (Ily Associated Press. ) JMUSJTy CITY, IV. J., June Iene Tunney, light - heavyweight 1 champion of the American Kxjedi tionai v Bforoe. knocked out Jeff Mad den of Panama in tho Hocond round of a 12 -round match last night. The club physician examined Madden: Jaw aft er th bout and wild ho believed a bono had broken. Tunney welijhoo 177 pound and Madden 17?'. Young1 ('baney of Ball! more out- f Ivngland in 12-rou 11 U bout. With fingers I Corn lift out and costs only few cents I.'IXNATI, Juno 8. Chuck Wlf I w -en yJi,'H or warn and revolution, gins, heavyweight, champion of Auh-i hopea to head the minor league at the tralla. outpointed Hob Moha of Mil- Antwerp Olympic game, waiikee. In a 10-round boxing content ! A WlO firm Ktep toward regaining Iicre luKt night. I tho ftthlotlo Hupremacy abc -once enjoy- I d. reeco will une American training Kj;ks will keep better if laid In a!mr'tn"ll; rr her team, under tho su RACE WITH RESOLUTE cool ilac-f Show thin to your hen. No woman IV ho Im true to her h afraid of the man kIk h married t hKltVK'IT 8 A H I T A TI OBI Fresh Vegetables Kat plenty of vegetables and yon will enjoy good health. They are full of nourishment and have a beneficial influence upon your whole system. If they are in season you will find them among our complete stock and if not in season you will find them in our canned goods department. Pendleton Trading Co. Phone 455 "If if. in the Market We Have lb" Fishman's Needs Fly Hooks That Catch Fish. Ginger Quill, Blue Upright Flying Cad dis, Wilson ami many other good pat terns. . Also we have the Backniore Easy Spinner. Have you tried it? Sol Baum For Fishing Tackle Hotel Pendleton Bldg. Phone 646 Ma (MOBILE Speed Wagon 1 PoiimIoii of Director A. K. Marriott. of the American V. M. C. A. physical ! 'department at Athens, and a crop of J American asHtrtantH brought from the Pnited Stales especially for that pur I pone. King Alexander In active head of the I commlttoo preparing tho Greek ath- letea for the games. The government j has appropriated 250,000 drachmas I (48,250) for the team's support, and In ready to give more if necessary. Until tills year, athletics had been j practically forgotten in Braoea since I 1909, because of war. Fallowing the I 1909 peaceful revolution,! with conse j qucnt upheavals In political life. Lireece became a iarticAant in th Italkans war of 1912 ami 1913. Then with the outbreak of the Kuropcan war, who was in a delicate .position, un til her entry a.s one of tho allied belli gerents in 1917. PrOT atllfO the armis tice the QrpoM have been active against the Turks in the Smyrna dis trict. Kffort at Cnmefmck 1 I'nder tho conditions, many Greeks believed Greece would have been Justi fied in declining to comlrto in the lmplad; but participation was made a point of honor. From tho Klnp 10 wii ward, the attempt at a ''come hek" was started in order to remain tho 'world that (ireece not only origin ated and developed athletic games, but Instituted the olympiad. King Alexander became sponsor for the team, and the invitation to com pete was accepted. The committee on tho Olympic games and the Federation of Athletic and Gymnastic Association tho two authorltativo athletic or ganizations undertook, to train the "fvKJftr The Olympic Committee fram ed an executive committee, headeb ' the King, of which specialists in al! t ranches of athletics are members- even the Y. M. C. A.'s physical direc tor. The executive familiarized al! athletes and athletic orgaiiifcation with the work to be done to form an Olympic team. A suggestion by the Y. M- C- A. that tho team bo trained under American conditions was accepted. Over a to nth aeo t he conditioning prospec tive members of the team was begun at the Stadium. All athletes are en thusiastic over the methods. Director Jdarriott obtained the King's permis sion to try out members of the Itoyal Guard the picked men of the entire Greek army1 for thoNea.ni, and found much excellent material. Tho entire army. M a matter of fact is expoWed to contribute to the team, as athletics were Introduced some moutlis ago in all organizations. General Outlook iiopcTui Taking into consideration the con tinual mobilization of the Greek COTOOa for the past ten years, the Olympic outlook is hopeful. Greece is confi dent of excellent representation, and though not expecting victory over the treat athletic nations of America and Kurote. does expect to be among to leaders ot the second division. Because of the neeessity of prnc Uoaily recommencing athletics in 1 Ireece, the format ion of the actual Olympic team has not been started. Fnrly in June, special games will be held for the selection of team mem bers. This plan was adopted at the suggestion of Jtorcoa Minder, presi dent of the Federation of Greek Ath letic and Gymnastic Associations, who was one of a few prominent men whose support made possible the maintenance of athletics during the years of war. 1 The greatest advantage the Greek athletes will have at the games Is that of tradition. All Greek are prospec tive athletes, burning with" deal re to bo worthy of their ancestors, who taught tho world tho rudiments of athletics. There is every confidence that even in the first year of their re- lUVenatlon the Greek athletes will Up V 7 Jl Ira Itfl Jo j&nyafe tour3cff Can operate n Pain? Xo, not one bit! Just drop a little Freezono.on that touchy corn, Instantly It stops aching, then you lift that bothersome corn right off. Yes, in.-.gic! Costs only a few cent. Try Freezone! Your druggist sells (fly Associated Press.) MWIVHIT, K. r., June 8. 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