East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, August 30, 1920, DAILY EDITION, SECTION TWO, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextGOJIICS ; SPORTS MOVIES COUNTY, CORRESPONDENCE CLASSIFIED MARKETS II TEA PAGES SECTION TOO PAGES 7 TO 10 k TEN PAGES ' SECTION TWO PAGES 7 T0 10 DAILY EAST OKEGONIAN, PENDLETON,. OREGON, MONDAY EVENING, AUGUST 30, 1920. mm. " ' .. ,jjiH!rLgiaa t55-,. 4?7t5S5 '. gm !.'" d.i..VV 'ZZL WATER SPORTS AFFORD ' TAKE ADDED LAURELS All Swimming; and Rowing Baoea on Sunday'a Olympic Card Go to Entries Wearing Start and Stripeg Emblem. Kelly also doubled iwlth the A-meii-j ran Castello (or the doulili-s kcuIIh, the pair winning easily by five lengths from Italy after taking the load at the 1,000 meters. . American Crew Victorious BRl'SKELA Aliff. 0. (A. P.I The American eight-oared crew defeated the Brlliflh eltrht in the final of the Olympic race for elxht-oared "boats with coxswains Sunday. The Amer leans covered the distance in l minutes 55 seconds to the Englishmen's ft mln uteM, $ 4-i seconds. The time waa i new world's record for the 2,000 meters. ANTWERP, Aug. So. (A. P.) The American swimming team won the final of the 100-meter swimming re lay race Hunday, creating a new Olym- pio record of 10 minutes, 4 g-5 sec nnd. The team waa composed of IXilte Kahanamoku, Honolulu; Nor man Rons, Illinois A. C; Perry Mil- ollllvray, .Illinois A. C, and P. Kea loha, Honolulu. The Australian team finished second and the English team third. Jhe Olympic record, 10 minutes 11 1-5 sec onds, was made by the Australians at Stockholm In 19IJ. ' The final heat of the 400-meter re lay Olymplo swimming race for wom en waa won by the American tram The Americana hung up a new Olym pic record. In the final heat of the 200-meter breast stroke, Malcoth, .Sweden, first. In 1 minutes, 4 1-5 seconds. , Ilenninff, Sweden, was second; Anlton en, Finland, third. J. Howell of Oak In iA. Calif., waa fourth. The Olympic record la 4 minutes, 1 4-5 seconds. The final of the 100-meter free style was won by Duke Kahanamoku, Hon olulu. In 1 minute, lt-6 seconds. (The previous record was 1:02 2-5.) P. Kealnha, Honolulu, was second. W. W. Harris, Honolulu, third, and Herald, Australia, fourth. The final In the 400-meter relay for women waa won by the American team composed of Ethelda llleihtry, Irene Quest. Mrs. Francis Sohroth and Margaret Woodbrldge. In 6 minutes, II 4-6 seconds. Oreat Britain was second and Bweden third. . The Americans made a clean sweep In the springboard diving for women: A Ili-en Klggln, New York, winning with Helen Walnwrlrht, New York, second, and Thelma Payne, Portland, third. TVh'o Diver Siii-passea; ANTWERP, Aug. SO. (A. P.) C. Plnkston, Olympic cltrb. Son Francisco Sunday won the final of the 'fancy dlv- iner contests of the Olymplo games. He defeated Allcrr, of Sweden. H. Prlcste. lxtm Angeles A. C, waa third and 1 J. Bohlock, New York A. C, sixth. FRENCH REVENGE FOR TO U. S. VICTORIES American Team Participating at Columbes Scores 134 to 128 for Sweden; Strong Wind Slows Distance Events ! 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In the final of the Olympic single scullinft race Bunday. Kelly's time was 1 minutes, 3S aeennds and fleresford's 1 minute 36 neoondn. COLUMBES, France. Aug. SO. The United States again Sunday carried away first honors in a monster ath letic meet organized by the Union of Sporting Federation of France. The event has been widely advertised In France as "a. revenge for the Antwerp Olympic games' The American team scored 134 points, Sweden 128 and France - 78. Some 25.000 persons attended. A strong wind made fast time by the dis tance runners Impossible. France in the long runs was handicapped y the absence of her star performer, Guille mot, who Is still lame. Gaston Vidal. deputy president of the Union of Sporting Federations, said that France would make a strong bid for the Olympic games of 1924. In the 110-meter hurdles lEarl Thompson, Dartmouth college star, was first, H. K. Bnrron. Meadow Brook olub.-t'hflodwtphtB-, second", and J. M. Watt. Ithaca. K. Y.i third. Time 15 S-5 seconds. Thomson represented Canada. The 100-meter flat dash was won by Charles W. Paddock, Los AnRPles A. l v ru. an uruggists. 'iry It. ! I N- sec 'MT-OC J A AIDS TO HFAITH Ann RrAtrr . in " ' " ' - 1 a 8 , GUARANTEE il . I -V. -gS5ja All ' Pumta Preparations an Ktuumntrtd to II w""' "VS; y? VJ g-T Uwrougk uttisfactwn or Iht pna yon IB. V Xr Paid will bi fhttrjnll, refunded. . B jr fVepsred and Guaranteed by the j R BLITMAUER-FRANK LABORATORIES I . To Buy Boys Suits $7.50 to $22.50 chool Quality Service Sanitation Begin Right Start the new month off with a bang trade at a store that has every thing in its favor. Good Groceries, Vegetables and Meats, kept in a clean, sanitary way; handled by efficient clerks; priced as low as possible. Then remember that every month we give you one day purchase absolutely free. Pendleton Trading Co, Phon455 "If If On the' Market We Have It" '. TTAW 1TSWV , v ft aaiil JS. ,7 J V : r-if;- Omst league. 74 SO . 74 San Francisco 7s Los Angeles 7S Portland .i. ..i. .. 67 Oakland 68 Hacramento 64 .560 .548 j .614 i .607 i .eoTj .475 , .456 ! .432 . taei X0C3OE aoc 0 e Bartlett Pears We have a fine lot of Bartlett pears for canning ana now is the time for you to Ret them as they are scarce. C. in 10 -S aoconds. J.:" T. ' Scholz, the afternoon game 5 to J. The morn L'nlversity of Mitaouri, second: Mour- ine earns ndl in h inv,h inir, lain, France, third; Allkahlan, France, when the Senators scored twice with fourih. and Xils Kngdahl. Sweden, oui ihr. f h rn, k. ir.nn f"lh- land Connolly, a base on balls and two The 400-meter hurdles was won hy j sacrifice flips brought in the two runs. Floyd Smart, Chicago A. A., In 65 2-5 Iiy the ufiernoun game Sacramento seconds: Georges Andre, France, sec-! scored in thn fir.-t Hum himr mnr ond: Carl Christlernspen, Sweden, ! hit In the wound the Senators made imrci, ana "utiiy" -Mcunlx. Boston A. j two more runs. a.. lotirin. Engdahl. Sweden, was first in the 4 00-meter flat race in 4 9 3-5 seconds. Helvart, France, was second; J. W. Driscoll, Roston A. A.., third; It. 8. Emery, Chicaso A. A., fourth and Malm, Sweden, fifth. In the shot putting, Wilson of Swe den Was first Wltb li.ftn meters. I-l !B. IJversedce lrnited States navv. spc- I Vernon ond; Janssen, Sweden, third, and G.I811" Lake II. Bihlman Olvmnie flnh Knn Pran. 'Seattle .. Cisco, fourth. M. M. Kirksey, Olympic Club, San Francisco, won the 200-meter dash; Lorraln, France, was second, 'Vaste, France, third: Ttefrard France, fourth, and Renard, France, fifth. Kirksey's time was 21 3-5 seconds which equals the world's record. Kirksey wus all in at the finish. The 1.500-meter run was won by f.imdirren, Sweden; M. Li. Shields, Meadow Prook club, Philadelphia, was second;" Burtln,' France, third ;J. J. Connolly, Boston A. A., fourth. Time 4 minutes, 2-5 seconds. II. H. Brown, Boston A. A., won the 5000 meter nice in 15 minutes, 27 sec onds. Denys, France, was second; Ivan C. Dresser. New Work A. C, third, and Bachman, Sweden, fourth. H. W. 1-nndnn, Xew York A. C, won the hiuh Jump with 1.S9 meters. Eke lund. Sweden, was second and Imw den. Franco, third. The American team. Paddock. Kirk sey, Schola and Woodring. finished first In the 400-metor relay in 42 2-5 seconds. France was second and Swe den third. The pole vault was won by E. E. Meyers, Chicniro A. A., with Rudders. Sweden, second and Frnmiuenelle. France, third. Meyers cleared 3.S meters. Send the boy to school in an ALEX ANDER SUIT. The boy of course, wants a new suit for school wear. One that is snappy and full of style. His wishes can be easily satisfied for these two features are happily blend ed with quality, fit, tailoring and ser vice in every suit we have here. For mothers, price 'too, is an im portant factor. We guarantee satis faction.. ' 1 7 Boys' School Waists. . . $1.00 to $2.50 Boys' School Shirts. . . $150 to $4.00 Boys' School Hats. . . . $1.00 to $4.00 Boys' School Hose. ...... 50c to 95c Boys' School Ties ...... 50c to $1.00 Boys' School Shoes... $3.50 to $7.50 Boys' School Underwear $1 to $3.50 DR. C. II. DAY Physician and Surgeon Osteopath Rooms 23 and 25 Smith-Crawford Building. Telephone 704 Res. 749-R o D We have a shipment of orangre meated Cants in every o other day from Umatilla. They are without question the finest Cants on the market. I "The Table 8 D PKAn 1S7 and 188 j jr uui CHAS. D. DESPAIN & CHAS. W. GOODYEAR Props. .oeaoi jiono" r-fiar- 11 BEAVERS TAKE DOUBLE LACING PORTLAND, Aug. 30. Vernon fin ished the series with both names from the slipping Beavers on Sunday, the scores being: B to 2 and g to I. Both contests Included considerable hiltinsr and riding the umpires was popular. 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