East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, July 28, 1920, DAILY EDITION, SECTION TWO, Image 7

East Oregonian : E.O., July 28, 1920, DAILY EDITION, SECTION TWO, Image 7

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Newspaper Page Texti'V T SPOUTS MOVIES COUNTY , CORRESPONDENCE CLASSIFIED MARKETS CGMIQi ' tEAl PAGES SECTION TWO PAGES 7 TO 10 TEN PACES SECTION TWO PAGES 7 T0 10 SEVEN STARTS MADE BY SLOOPS IN RACES ICA'S CUP DAILY EAST OREOONIAW, -PENDLETON, OREGON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JULY 28, 1920. ! ,Shamrock IV, Challenger, Took j First Two Contests Before I Resolute, Defender, Came j Back for Title Victories. .... ' 8ANDY HOOK, July 28. (A. P.) JA nummary of tho 1920 aeries for Ar rerlca'a cup follows: ' i . J - Mint, luuw . I'lrat race won by Shamrock IV, i"ir Juiy IB; Itftoen miles to jwinawara and return, in light- south jwes wind. Kcsoluto's throat halyards jparioa, dropping; her gaff and letting her main sail down as aho was about to round the IS mile turn a mile alien a of Shamrock. Resolute withdrew. Shamrock finishing in 4:25:12, elapsed 1 , ' Heoond Ram V Sooond race called off Saturday July - 17. after yachu failed to cover a thlrtj mile triangle In light wind within the six houa limit.- Resolute was a half hour. ahead, . . . Second race re-sailed Tuesday July 20, won by Shamrock. Thirty mile , triangular course. Shamrock won by i nine minutes, 27 seconds, elapsed timet two minutes, '' 26 seconds corrected time. . Third Race Third race, Wednesday July 21. won By Resolute ovor windward and lee ward course In light southwest wlnda. Each boat took four hours S minutes uwl t seconds. Resolute .won by her time allowance T minutes, l second. . Fourth Race -, , Fourth Race, Friday July 23. won toy Reaolute. over 30 mile triangular course In squally weather. Resolute won by 3 minutes, t seconds, elapsed timoilne minutes,. &u seconds, cor rected time. ; , . nae Fifth race postponed Saturday July 24 "because of 25-mile sauthwestcr. . ' Fifth race called off Monday. July if, after yachts failed to cover 30 mile 'windward and leeward course within limit. , ;' Fifth race. Tuesofay, July 2T. won by Roxolute over a windward and leeward course In light southwest wind. Reso lute won by 13 minutes, five seconds : elapsed time, 19 minutes, 45 seconds corrected time. " . '.. . NEW YORK, July it. (A. P.) For the 13th time since Inauguration of international ynchtlng contests a hulf century ago, a British challenger lias been defeated by a Yankee de fender of the America's cup, the per petual trophy named for the schooner yacht America, which won the first ruco from CI rout Britain in 1S61. ? Before Shamrock IV. IS challeng ers strove In vain for the hundred guinea pewter mug, which has been In the custody of the New York xacht club continuously. Only twice prior to 1920 had a chal longer crossed the finish line ahcud of the defender. , On September 10, 1895, Valkyrlo Iir. finished 1 minute and 16 seconds ahead of the Amer ican boat but withdrew and on Octo ber 4, 1901, Shamrock II finished two seconds ahead of Columbia but lout bucause of a 42 second time allow ance. i Race Over 80 Mlhj Course. ; It was a 80 mile windward and leowurd race, sturted In light airs af ter postponement at 16 minute Inter vals for two hours and a quarter. After having been led by the challen ger for two thirds of the distance to tho first mark, a -windward leg, Itoso lute crossed liar bows Ml miles from the startiand breezed Into a lead which she maintained and steadily innrcus- odf I)y tho time 22 miles had been covered, the defender was a mile and half In the lead reaching back and forth on her way to the finish line. At one time toward the end she was miles ahead of Shamrock but the chalicnuir came up to within a mile at the finish. While waiting for'Shamrock to fin ish the steam yacht Victoria ran down to Resolute and all hands, led by Sir Thomas Upton gave tho vIctorB three cheers. The spectators' fleet gave the defender such a noisy welcome as she crossed the line that It could be hqard ten miles away on shore. Official Time. j umriui nnisning times were:. ' Resolute 7:62:15; Shamrock IV, 3:06:20. "As a Matter of Fact" $ says the Good Judge It will actually cost you less to use the Real To bacco Chew, ' Any man who uses the Real Tobacco Chew will tell you that. The full, rich taste lasts longer anda small chew gives more genuine", satisfaction. Put up in two stylet RIGHT CUT is a short-cut tobacco VV-B CUT is a long fine-cut tobacco Use the Phones, Grocery Other Dcpt Use the Phones, Grocery 526 Other Dept's 78 MEN'S STORE c FAVORITES FARE ILLY fZVs TiTBW nrrnriF f,,J I Royal Palm, Jane Volo and Charley Rex, Looked Upon i as Sure Winners, Gave Way to Third Placers in Events. LEXIKNT M ITII J. JOHNSON. JOLIKT, III., July 28. A. P.)- Jack Johnson, negro, former heavy weight champion held In Jail pending action by federal authorities, remark ed to Sheriff N'ewkirk yesterday that he needed exercise and asked to lie ) taken automobile riding. i f Accompanied by the sheriff and scv- ' jul deputies, he toured the, city, be lug driven to Manhattan, a suburb where tlity visited a soda fountain Johnson dud his guardians took a seat I at a table and ordered straw berry "so das. The drinks were on the house. W. Vernon as. Salt Lake fit lxjs Angeles flo San Francisco .68 Portland . 51 Heal tie ti Sacramento 49 Oakland so L. 49 43 62 65 66 60 64 67 Pet. .681 .671 .636 .613 .477 .4 59 .434 .427 BIG IiEAGl B BASKB.VI.I, National league Philadelphia 1, Pittsburg 7. Xew York 8. St. Louis 1. . ' Cincinnati 8, Hrooklyn 3. Chicago 10. Floston 2. American league Chicago 2. Ietrolt 1. Cleveland S. : Washington 4. 1 4JCAUTT BERV1CB 8AJVITATlt Fresh Country Eggs Prime Ham and Bacon. 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Millie Irwin then won the third heat and the race. Alta Dono van will be unable to race again this year. Best time 2:06 1-4. Favonian won tho 2:20 frot for 2- year-olds In straight heats, Jano Volo, original favorite, being forced to ac cept third money. Ilcst time 2:10 1-4. George Volo. second choice, defeated good field in the 2:10 pace in slralght heats. Including Haze Kuerst ner. a well played favorite. Best time 2:05 1-4. , I Charley Hex Made one of his weird breaks In the first heart of the 2:05 I trot, tho Neil House stake. He finish led last. Don dc Lopas winning the heat. t Baron Cegantle slipped through and paid $59.60 on a $2 mutual ticket as he won the second heat from Charley Hex. who then won the third mile. .In the fourth heat Baron Cegantle cap tured the deciding heat and the race. Best time 2:05 1-4. BEAVERS TAKE TIGHT :Mlaa3laSlil 1 1 Ity suffer the discomforts and emoarrassments of a Goitre O. O. C. preparation for oitro has bene ntca many. 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Itrooks end Lewis, opposing twirlors, were each touch ed up for six hits. Senators Pull Out if CVHur, SAX FRANCISCO. July 28. (A. P. Hacrainc"nlo emerged from the cel lar by defeating Oakland 9 to 8. The Senators put the game In cold storage in the fifth when, with a two run lead already established tney scored five times on three doubles, three singles, furthered by line's error. - Vermm Wins In Ninth. l.OH ANOKL.KS, July 28. (A. P.) A ninth Inning rally gave- Vernon victory over Salt I-nke, 5 to 4. The Tigers lit hard on Cttllou In that In ning und converted four hits into three o-uns. Western POWER ,rp, om Ji 4 I UsH' - (r-. tisl 91 r i..x- Electric & LIGHT - " 'wTf Ttrrvrrr-r- urn ' j Aleat for delicate aopetitcs, meat for endurance. loaei locaoi I0E39IS losaoz U.S.C. j FOR PASADENA CONTEST; Kt'OBXB, Ore.. July SS. (A. T. ! 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