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DAILY EAST OREOONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, MONDAY EVENING, JUNE 21, 1920.
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300 ATHLETES TO TAKE
Adequate Financial Support i
,; Now Assured Island Entries
.1 on Various Teams and Selec
; tions Are Being Made.
LONDON. June 11. Assured of ad
equate financial support after monthii
of anxiety, the BritlHh Olympic Anno
elation haa begun (election of a team
of 300 for the Antwerp came.
; Meeting of Brit Inn sporumen and
porta followers bave resulted In guar
anteea that funds sufficient to tnke the
team to the games will be fonhcom
Inc. The Olympiu association has be
sun plans for final selection of the
team early In July.
Elimination tests are being; conduct
ed throughout Knoinnd by various
sports associations the amateur
rwlmmlng, boxing, wrestling and gym
nestle associations, the National Cycl
lsts' union and the Cluy Bird Shooting
association.
' Under the auspices of the Olympic
association preliminary general Olym
plo testa will be held during the first
two weeks In June. Then, on July t
and 3 there will be general champion
ships, followed by International con
tests between England, Ireland and
Scotland on July 10.
. With the army and navy cooperat
ing actively In the formation of the
team, the Olympic association hopes to
send a team to Antwerp that will, put
up a fight as stiff aa those of the pre
war teams,
The gap "t eight years since the lsst
Olympic games has left Britain about
where other nations are somewhat
In doubt as to the calibre of its team.
But with plenty of money assured
there Is every hope of a successful
showing.
i One of the big problems of the Brit
ish was to find accommodations for
the team. At first it Was proposed to
obtain a camp In the vicinity. When
landowners learned what the ground
was to be used for, however, prices
skied and It was necessary to make j
other arrangements. Through a Brit-'
ish sportsman well known In Antwerp
accommodations finally were found,
and the Olymplo association now Is
trying to help the clay-bird shooters
to flmr Townr for theirs prospective
American opponents, who applied to
'hem as being nearer the scene of ac
tion. By putting the preliminary events
Into the hands of branch organizations
the Olympic association has made an
excellent mart in selecting contestants.
The Amateur Swimming association la
conducting trials among swimming
clubs all over England. Winners of
these events will be formed Into a team
of eighty men. to compete in the July
finals. A water polo match Is planned
between teams from North snd South
England, from which the English team
will be picked. Ireland, Scotland and
Wales will select a Joint team to play
the English team, and players who
ahow up best in the match will go to
Antwerp.
their own sections of the big team. The
their own sections of theblg team. The
Amateur Boxing association held a
competition late In March for the am
ateur championships. There were
public school championships in April.
Amateurs of merit not entered In any
of the preliminaries will be named for
the Olympic team If boxing experts
think them good enough. The Ama-
eur Wrestling association has dls
rinted England and Wales for pre-
iminary matches. In these districts
North, Midland, Western, South and
Lonrion there will be sub-district
trials. A fine elimination match Is to
be staged In London late this month,
Winners will be put on the Antwerp
team.
Tommy Hall, a veteran professional,
has taken charge of cyclists for the
Nutlonal Cqcllsts' union. As most of
PENDLETON, HELIX
AND PILOT ROCK IN
TIGERS BREAK EVEN
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Local Team Takes Athena In
to Camp Here 7 to 6 While
Helix Wins 4 to 3 at Milton
: and Walla Walla Loses 7 to 3
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Pacific Coast League.
Salt Lake 43 30
Vernon . 44
San Francisco 41
Los Angeles 41
Portland 33
Sacramento 31
Oakland 32
Seattle 20
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National Ijragiio.
New Tork 8, Pittsburg 0.
Chicago 4, Brooklyn 2.
. American League.
Washington 9. Detroit 4.
Chicago a. Philadelphia 6.
New York 4. St. Louis 8.
Boston 10, Cleveland .
Where Tliey Play Next Week.
Vernon at Seattle: .Oakland at Port
land; Salt Lake at San Francisco; Sac
ramento at Los Angeles.
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In fact, all the meata that we buy for our custom
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Team: w.
Helix
Mllton-Freewater 8
Pendleton 6
Pilot Hock 4
Wallu Walla 0
Athena 0 8
Pendleton nosed out Athena 7
in a rather listless context played at
Kound-l p park yesterday afternoon
before a good-sized crowd of fans.
The Athena bunch ran true to form,
putting up a game that lost them the
honors by one run. They -have lost
more games by one run this year than
have been won by any team in the
league.
The east end boys started out In the
first Inning to gather in a flock of runs
when If. O Pixel got life on a third
strike that evaded Hayx. McPherln's
hit, a passed ball, an error by Ammon
and three dinky hits gave Athena
three runs, II. Oeisel and R. Oelsel
crossing the pan. No more counters
were made by Athena until the eighth
when Lieuollen tripled to left and
came home on an error In right field.
Bucks Score In Third
The locals didnt start scoring. until
the third when Newton got around on
walk, stolon base, wild pitch and
Peterson's double. They tied up the
score In the fourth. Williams and Hull
getting around on a series of hits and
walks. Kennard. Athena pitcher, was
generous with passes, walking eight. I
Pendleton made three In the fifth,
and one In the sixth, giving them
seven runs. Athena went Into the
ninth with the score 7 to 4 and put
over two runs before the side was re
tired.
The score:
Pendleton:
Newton sh. . .
Miles, cf.
Peterson, 3b.
Crews, If. . . .'
Hays, c ....
Ammons, lb.
Olson 2b. ...
Williams, rf.
Hull, a.
Totals . .
Athena.
II. Oeisel. ss.
McPherln, c.
R. Gelsel, If. .
Stahl. 3b. ...
Hiirris, cf.
Davidson, lb.
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U. S. Inspected
What does U. S.- Inspected. Meats mean to the
public? The U. S. inspectors' stamp on a piece of
meat is assurance to the buyer that the meat has been
killed, dressed and cooled and cared for in such a
way as to pass the rigid test exacted by our govern
ment. You can depend on U. S. Inspected meats.
You will always find the very finest inspected
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Wilson rf 4 0 1 0
Kenard. n 2 0 1
Compton. p 2 0 0 0
Totals ...41 8 11 0
Score by Innings
Athena: R. 300000012 8
Pendleton: R. 00 12S100x.7
Summary
Two base hits, Peterson: three base
hits, Davidson, Ieuallen; stolen bases,
It. Gelsel, Davidson, Wilson, Olson 2,
Hull, Newton 3, Crews, Hays, Ammon
2; first on balls, off Kenard 8, Comp
ton 2, off Hull, i- struck out, by Hull
8. by Kenard 4, Compton 1; passed
balls,' by Hays 3.
IIHIx Defeats' Milton. -
The most vital of the three games
played In the Blue Mountain league
Sunday wns won by Helix at Milton by
the close score of 4 to 3. The Helix
bunch Just nosed out the runners-lip
and romped home with the victory.
The two teams went into the ninth
with the Bcore tied at two-all. Helix
stepped out ond made two runs and
Milton's best effort was to come hack
wfth one In their half. Magee pitch
ed for Helix and Jordan for MHton and
both men worked in good shape.
Magee had the Milton batters swinging
a little the harder and they seldom
connected for solid blows. A crowd
estimated at 1500 sow the gome.
Pilot Rock Takes One
At Walla Walla the Pilot Rock team
repeated Its dose of last Sunday by
again defeating the Rears. The score
was 7 to 3. Most of the runs on both
sides were made early In the game,
pilot Rock getting to "Toots" Paris'
offerings early. Both pitchers got
better as the game progressed and
each mired the aide once during the
game on three pitched balls.
There were several close decisions
In the game which didn't suit Mellon.
Walla Walla's manager, but the small
crowd on hand for the most part were
mum. The Bears had several new
men In the lineup but failed to sup
port their young pitcher In the field.
(By Associated I-wss.)
LOS AXC1ELES, Csl., June 21.
Vernon broke even In Its games with
Portland, the Ducks taking the morn
ing contest 3 to 1 and the Tigers the
afternoon performance, 6 to 2. Gla
zier's pitching was largely responsible
for Portland winning. A single and
three double In the fourth which
scored three runs, gave the Tigers the
afternoon contest. Vernon won the
series, four to three.
Morning 47ame Tied
STOCKTON. Cel., June 21. Sarra-
mento and Hen Francisco played nine
Innings of exciting baseball to a tic
Sunday morning. The score ended 4
to4. the game being called, shortly be
fore 12 o'clock to allow the players to
catch the train back to' Sacramento.
Seattle. Wins Series
SAN FRANCISCO, Cal., June 21.
Seattle and Oakland broke even on a
dauble header, Oakland winning the
morning game, 8 to ' 3 and Seattle the
afternoon. 3 to 0. Seattle won the
series, four to three.
The morning game was Oakland's
from the eecond inning: With the aid
of Stumpff's error, Brenton filled the
bases with walks and Wramer cleaned
up with-a two begger to center.. In
the afternoon the Oaks were unable
to hit Demaree In the pinches. They
made 13 hits and had 14 men left on
bases. Seattle bunched three hits and
scored one run in the fifth said in the
sixth two singles and a double gave
them two more.
Senators Win In Afternoon
SACRAMENTO, Cal.. June 21.
After holding San Francisco to a tie
game In the morning, Sacramento won
the afternoon contest 5 to 1 and tied
the series, each club having won three
games. Bill Prough had the Seals at
his mercy throughout the entire nine
innings, and but for an error and a
scratch infield single in the ninth
would have banded them a shutout. I
Sheehan of Sacramento hit a home
run over the right field fence In the
fourth inning.
Angels and Been Divide
SALT LAKE CITY, Utah. June 21.
Los Angeles and Snlt Lke divided
double header, the Angels taking the
first, 12 to 5, and the Bees the second.
4 to S.
Los Angeles made a batting carnival
of the first contest, scoring eleven
runs in the first two innings. Every
Angel player scored at least once.
In the second game both- Aldridge
and Thurston pitched air tight ball
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yearn, died last night at St. Anthony's
hospital. lie died as the result of an
operation. .
Mr. Jordan, who was a farmer and
utockman of Pilot Rock, is survived by
his-wife, two sisters. Mrs. T. B. Wells,
and Mrs. W. H. Glenn of Pendleton,
two brothers, T. Jordan of Pendleton
and John Jordan of Pilut RocR. His
wife Is a sister of O. W., J. W., J. A.,
Harve and Grant Horn, of Pilot Hock
and of Mrs. D Turner of Pendleton.
Funeral services for Mr. Jordan will
be held from the Brown chapel, the
date to be announced later.
HOWEI-IO WIN'S 8 fM
(By Associated Press.)
AIAMFJ)A, Cal., .June 21. Jack
Howell of the Oakland Atheletic Club,
won tho Pacific Association's B00 yard
championship swim In the Neptune
neach tank here Sunday in 7 minutes,
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