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DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, TUESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 3, 1920.
; f.'ORE lAURELS COME
TO feRiCAN SHOTS
IN OWC EVENTS
Small Bore Rifle and Pistol
Matchei Indicate Victories;
Eecheck Giye Tie With
Sonth Africa in Team Shoot.
WATER POLO MATCHES
WILL CONCLUDE EACH
T
Program of Event at Olympic
Games Includes Races tor
Women; Many Nations Ex
pected to Send Entries.
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BBVERiLOO. Belgium, Au. 3. (A.
P.) Incomplete returns of today's
pistol and small bore rifle event of
the Olympic shooting contests Indl-
. oato another triumph for the United
States, which Is believed to have gain
ed first places for Individual and
teams, in both events.
In the pistol' match the Brazilians
apparently gained second for the team
shoot, and A fron la Costa's individual
aoore of 489 Is second only to that of
1 X. TV FYedericlf, an Amerioaa civilian
whose 496 rave him first. Costa nor.
rowed an American pistol and with it
beat A, T. Lane, former Olympic pistol
' champion, who scored 481. ,
In the small bore rifle match, N. A.
Nueeelein, an American civilian, won
Paul Van Asbroeck, Belgian world's
, pistol champion, shot badly today.
Official results will not be known
until tomorrow, when the meet oIobss
with the army revolver competition,
In addition to the United States
there were 1 countries represented to-
aa Sweden, .Norway, Denmark,
France, BwiUeriand. Finland. Braiil
Canada, Great Britain and Portugal
BEVBRIXX Aug. . (A. P.) A
recheck of the targets In yesterday's
shootoff-of the tie in the (00-meter
team event shows that -the United
States, Instead of gaining second place,
' was aaaln tied with South Africa. The
jMcotid shootoff was held today, the
.Americans winning by a score of 184
to J7.
SFOONB AIR RACK PLANNITO.
-NEW YORK, Aug. I. (A. P.) A
second transcontinental airplane race
over a southern route is planned for
the winter by the Aero Club of Am
erica, pending sanction of the board
fof governors, it was announced today.
The proposed course is from New
Tork to La Angelas via . the Gulf
states and the southwest. The first
race is to be held in October from
Nrw York to Ban PYancliwo.
ANTWERP, Aug. 3, (A. P.) The
complete program of the swimming
events of the Seventh Olympiad to be
held here at the big new swimming
staaium now under construction here.
provides for both day and night events
running through eights days. Water
polo matches are to conclude each
day's program.
So many nations are expected to
send teams to compete, that the Olym
pio committees have, arranged that
the preliminaries .In most of the
events shall be conducted In a system
of series, perhaps half of the swim
mers competing one day and the other
half later in the week.
j-ne swimming program, which Is
one of the few In which women eun
compete, is expected to draw com
petitors from most of the famous wo
men swimmers of Sweden, Australia
and the United States. ; .
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FOR BOYS
CLOTIIES
For women there are the 100-meter
and 300-meter free swimming races,
two classes of diving events and a
400-meter relay.
The various events have been as
signed as follows: ,
Sunday, August !2 409-meter free
swimming race, preliminaries:. Dives.
and 10 mters. first and second ser
ies; 400-meter side stroke: first round
series, one. two. three and four: 10O--
m'eter free swimming for women:100-
meter swimming on back, series, one.
two. three and four: exhibition of
mass swimming: water polo.
Monday, August 23 5 and 10-me
ter diving, first round, third and four
th series; semi-finals 400-meter free
swimming; spring-board diving for
women, preliminaries; 400-meter side
stroke, first round, series, five, six and
seven; semi-finals 100-meter race for
women; 100-meter back nrlmmlm.
first round, series, five, six, sexen; wa
ter polo. , ,
Tuesday, August, H Spring-board
diving ror men, series one, two and
tnree
mlng on back; Pentathlon. MO-meter
race; water polo. "
Wednesday, August 25 Ordinary
diving for women, preliminaries; 1,-500-meter
free swimming, first ronnd.
series, one, two and three: finals.
men's ordinary diving; finals. 400-me
ter side and exhibition swimming, wo
men; 100-meter swimming on back,
finals; water polo.
Thursday, August 26 Fancy diving
men. first round, series, one. two and
three; 100-meter free swlmmiiu;; pre
liminaries; 1,500-meter free swim
ming preliminaries, series, four, five !
and six; finals, women's spring-board
diving; 200-meter side stroke first
round, series, one, two and three; 300
meter free swimming for women, pre
liminaries; water polo,
Friday, August 27 100 meter free
swimming, second round, rabout four
series); semi-finals, 1,600 meters race
una is men's spring-board diving; 200
meter sine stroke, preliminaries for
series four, five and six: finaln son.
meters women's race; 800-meter relay
water polo.
Saturday, August 28 Fancy diving
for.men, preliminaries for series four.
irve ana six; semi-rinals. (two series);
100-meter free swimming ;flnuls, 1,-600-meter
race; finals, womens' ord
inary diving; .semifinals. 200-meter
side stroke;, water polo.
Sunday, August 29 Finals, 100-me-tor
free swimming: finals 400-meter
relay, for women; finals, fancy diving;
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ItVJMVXZ BASERAIX
National league,
, New York 6, Cleveland 2.
St. Louis 4, Brookly 1.
Pittsburgh Jt. Boston 2.
Chicago 4, Philadelphia 2,
Americau Lieag'ue.
New York 7 .Chicago 0.
Detroit 6, 2; Boston 2. 1.
St. Louis id, Phlladephia 8.
Cleveland 2, Washington 0.
EXCELLENT PITCHING SKEN.
HI'. PAUL, Minn.. Aug. 2. Excel
nt pitching was the feature of to
days game in the printers' baseball
tournament, St. Louis beating Indl- I
anapolia 8 tb 2 and Detroit nosing out j
Washington 5 to 4 -in ten Innings.
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five and six: seml-f tnals. 4fl-meter
sldo stroke; finals, 100-meter race for
women; semi-finals. 100-meter swim-
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TORONTO. Ont. Aui. 3. 1 A. P I
Robert Dibble of the Don Rowinr
Club, who was defeated at the Penn.
sylvanla regatta, will represent Canada
in the singles of the Olympic sculling
events, it was announced today.
In the Olympic "fours" the Cana
dian representative crew will be the
Argonauts R. Ray, n. Farcourt, H
L-andrmu and a Hay, A. Everett will
be coaxswain. v
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If the boy is hard on pants, bring him here and
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Boys Night Shirts and Pajamas
$1.00 to $1.75
of the best quality goods used in these night shlrfs
and pajamas: well made and cut full. Sizes I to
IB' years.
BOYS' UNDERWEAR, 75c to $1.25
Buy his underwear here, too where yon get
the best. Comes In several styles specially for the '
little man.
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V Boys' Hosiery, 50c to 95c
' Comes In all sizes of best quality yarns to stand
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Cool, comfortable, economical and clean. They are a veritable
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Other Palm Beach Suits for Boys
$7.50 to $15.00
Boys' Neckwear, 35c, 50c, 75c
Neckwear of all kinds Windsor ties, four-tn-hand
and bow ties Just like daddy's. All colors
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Sonny's New Wash Suit Is Here,
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Smart and straightly sewed of wonderfully
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Boys' Waists, $85 to $2.00 .,
Brand new styles and coloring in boyif waists
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TOLEDO. O., Aug. J. (A. P.)
The International team match as a
prelude to the national open golf tour
nament to be played over the Inver
ness course next week, will be staged
Sunday, it -was announced today.
The tournament proper Is schedul
ed for August 10-13. In the team
match which probably will be a con
test of the British experts against the
American professionals, Harry Vardon
and T. Ray. will make up half the Bn
gllsh team. Walter Hagen and James
Barnes will head the American contln
gent.
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Chronic and N-rvous Diseases and
Diseases of Women. X-Ray Electro
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Phone 41
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tiOa ANOEUas, Cal., Aug. S. (A.
P.) Japanese baseball men are mak
ing elaborate plans for entertaining
America, and Katlonal League players
who are scheduled to tour the far east
this fall, according to Tom Tominage,
representative here of Yumito Kushi-
biki, Japanese baseball promoter.
The Americana have games booked
at Toklo, Oska, Kobe, Tokohama,
Shanghai and Htot.gkong. According
to present plans they will leave iin
Francisco in October. Manila and
Honolulu will be visited.
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INDIANS SOON TO STAGE
ANNUAL CROSS COUNTRY
SAN" FRAXCISOO, Aug. . (A. P.)
Dtpeea Indians of the San Francis
co Olymplo Club are preparing to hold
their annual seven mile cross counto
Dipsea Race on September 26.
The race will be the sixteenth an
nual Dipsea run. It will take the usual
course over the Ixme Tree trail, start
ing at Mill Valley and finishing at Wil
low Oimp. Mill Valley and Willow
Camp are Marin county points across
the San Francisco bay from here.
Rules of the Paclflo Association of
the Amateur Athletic Union will gov
ern. No entries will be received from
runners under seventeen years of ace.
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