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kEEP POSTED CN DOINGS IN THE SPORT WORLD DAILY IN ARTICLES BY STAFF WRITERS AND ftBESS Sfefe VKS TfflS PAGt ' TWELVE PAGES SECTION TWO PAGES 7 TO 12 TWELVE PAGES SECTION TW O PAGES 7 TO 12 reftonian 11. cr "Ml DAILY EAST OEEGOHIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON. THURSDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 23. 1920. a m is - . . - - -p. , JOE LYNCH IPS INTO BANTAMWEIGHT HONOI BY BEATING CHAMPION S nance while Herman'! face denoted that he was afraid of his opponent'! wallops. III win iuuhwui. mit-iu no mm me letter of Lynch, Herman took chances. When he did attack he was very suc cessful, bm these efforts were only pasmodle, while Lynch whs the rnr- ftessor In all the rent of the rounds. Lynch clearly outpointed his man In ten rounds. Herman had four and he openlnif session wits Just about even. Little New Yorker. Takes 10 Out of 15 Rounds in Fight With Pete Herman and is Winner by Judges' Verdict. MADISOV BQUARB OAKDB.V, New Tork, Deo. 2J. (A. I'.) Joe Lynch, the little boxer from the west side of Manhattan island, who Jumped Inlf prominence about three years ago as a likely boxer, won the huntam-weilit championship of the world from 1'ete Herman of New Orleans in a IE-round battle at Modlson Hquare Harden hint i.ttri,. ri. n.on M.tiht.l tn tindor lift bounds, as called for in the articles of I 'l'l' Htymorr's, two aldermen Tl Tf Uncle Joe Helps the "Baby" agreement, at i o'clock In the nrter noon, but the official weikhts an nounced iy the state boxln comnils llon when the men entered the rlnis were ll pounds for etch. Lynch looked the much more drawn of the two men when the bout began, while Herman was In the belter condition so far as look! went. Herman was an odds-on favorite tn whnt betting- was Indulged In, J to 2 belnir freely offer ed that he would retain his championship. . Both boy were nervous at the out-1 set Lynch'! advantaKes of height and reach soon were apparent and ex cessive cautiousness on the part of Herman cost him any chance he might have had to hold his title. In the rounds where he had the the better of the argument but in only one of these had he any decided ad vantage over Lynch, In this round he had Lynch In difficulty but that was all. Herman's defense at times was puzzling to the cshallenirer but when Letter Prom "Junk" Walters to Local Man Says Nick Wil- j l'ams Would Like to Bring' Canadian Nine to Pendleton. Nick Williams, the same old blond thatched Nick who used to cuvurt lis nianaKer of the Portland Colts, wants to brine his Moose Jaw team of the Western Canada League to Pendleton for the spring training seuson In April, 1921. A let;er from Karl "Junk" Wal ters, former I'endleton firm haxem.in and last ynnr with tho Spokane tenrr. In the I'.-iclfic International Lii-xue, to L. I). Prake, conveyed the Information. Walters wants to know what sort nl Inducements Pendleton would offer to the Williams men to come here for the training Kjxon. Several yeare ago Pendleton was the training ground for the Portland rolls and baseball Used to thrive here. The proposition t.rnbablv will l-e put up to the I'endle- H.AIIO HOOP KOl-AI KWKKT 1 ?'mmat. tnlk In MOH.V.W. Idaho. ,U 2S.-(A. P.) i "'"" 1 ' .ie e n freshmen Coach pom ........... . "r tho IniaiKi r.minru num - the recent reorganization of the P. 7. league. Kpokane, lwlfton and Wal lace Idaho, Walla Walla and Pendle ton are among tho cities mentioned, he said. The former P.uckaroo Is employed in Spokane for the winter but says that he still considers Pendleton his home and that he will be here In March to spend a month. CHICAOO, Dec. ZS. fA. r.) Wrestling was placed under control of a city athletic commission today when the council passed an ordinance creat ing the commission to regulute the sport. The commlsiKon will be com posed of Mayor Thompson, Chief of and two citizens. The body has full power to issue or revoke licenses for shows. Wrestlers must obtain a license before they will lie permitted -to appear In matches. All matches must be sub mitted to the contmlss iin for approval. The action grew out of an alleged "fako" match when broke up in a riot, In a squad of 2 David McMillan believes he has real material for his University of Idaho first year basketball team. Practices are being held three times each week and wrimmuges with the varsity twice weekly have featured the practice of the varsity and freshmen squads. BAItV rXHT PUIXTS T.VKKV TACOMA, Wash.. I)ec. 23. (A. P.) A Tacoma hospital, In order to pre vent a mix-up of babies, now takes the mother's finger prints and the child s foot nrints. Records of the lines of ever he landed one of his long lefts or the feet, which are said not to change right hook! or swings, a grin of satis- during lire, offer a permanent means faction spread over Lynch 's connte- of Identification, physicians declare. ,v - I ( : ' -: V ''ft V W v j DO YOUR Christmas Shopping At This Store Where eveiything is arranged for your conveni ence. Here you will find a full line of J. A. Murray, local manager, for the Pacific Telephone & Telegraph Co.. took No. 8 to Milton this morning t look after company business mere 10- I ncle Joe Canhon Ig shown here Btvlng the "Baby of the .House, Representative Clarence J. McLeod, 25. a few tips "Uncle Joe" Is tbo oldest member of the House in point of service He was battling on the floor before McLeod was born. "Uncle joe" pre dict! a great futurw for the "baby congressman," remarking thai 'b was smart enough to come to th right place for poUterg " ' OHIO STATE YELLS ARE EAR CAMPUS! 0 QUALITY SERVICE SANITATION g &nas Dinner ! S'.S s;:3 -E3 " E5 TURKEYS, GEESE, DUCKS, SUCKLING PIGb, ClilUvkLNs H Eastern and Olympia Oysters, Cranberries. H See this wonderful beef displayed in- our market. This represents the If - kind of beef we serve to our patrons who don't want poultry for their dinner. H Beef Boil 5c Shoulder Steak 18c H Pot Roasts 10c Round Steak 25c 1 Cross Rib Roasts ....... 18c T-Bone Steak ......... 25c H Runip Roasts 18c Porterhouse Steak . . 25c pnt w have cverv thine For the trinvminffs. Mince Meat Celery. Cranberries, Head Lettuce, Oranges, Bananas, Candies, Nuts S and every thing lor me inue ioiks.'- BRUKKLKY, Calif., Dec. 23. (A. , P.) Ohio State University yells rang! SPOKANE. Wash., Dec. 2.1. (A. P.) j out on the University of California Howling" matches between picked j campus here Wednesday when the'""1"1" from Portland; Ore., and Kpo- memliers of the football team from the sane, are to meet sometime during I iddle western institution stopped here I January, according to W". liert Price, j while en route to Pasadena, Calif., ! prominent .Spokane bowler, w ho an- I where they meet the Univers:y of fal- ' nounced he has perfected plans for the j ifornia eleven New Year's day. (tournament. A purse of Jl.'K'O is to I The burkeve siecial train, carrving : be rais'd- The first game Mr. Price j more than ISO plavers ond supporters !s,id W'ohably will I played at Port-1 from Ohio State, arrived here nearly ! land "" here the team le to be picked oy j. . Diiint.v. oiane-i is repni- , ed tn be one of the best bowlers in the ! r.orth,weflt and resides in Portland. three hours late. The men were ta- j ken on a tour of the California cam-! pus, Berkeley and Oakland, and later crossed the bay -to-- an -Franoisoo j where they spent the night. ;miI Luck Wishes Sent. i CHICAGO, Dec, 23. A. P.)' The i j j University of Illinois football team de-! jfeated in the championship game of! t))e western conference Ibis year with ES Ohio state university, last night Joined j the Chicago mini club In sending a j telegram to the Ohio eleven in Cali SS; fornia, wishing thorn good luck and ES! victory In their new year's game with I the University of California at Los An- ; Rides. JOE BENJAMIN WINNER OVER' HEINE SCHUMAN CSS Pendleton Trading Co. "If It's on the Market We Have It" PHONE 455 IiiiiiM iHiiiiiiiiiiiiuiniiii i! MOSCOW, Idaho. Dec. 23. (A. p.) : Coach Thomas Kelley's University : of Jiblho football warriors are thor loiiBhly and wholly Idahoan from Cap j.tain Plastino of Pocatcllo, who wetKhs : In at aliout lilfl, down to aggressive ;j little J. H. (iowen, Jr.. of Caldwell, i, who tips the scales at 143. This is the ; statement of the university athletic department. Not a single man of the 13 who re- crived tho official football "1" for ser. 'vices on the gridiron during 1920 hails ! I from outside the state and most of jtho 13 not only were reared within the state, but also were born in Idaho PORTLAND, Dec. 23 (U. T.) Heinie Schuman, after receiving a ter rfic walloping from Joe 5 P.enjamin for five rounds, staged a wonderful comeback in the remainder of their 10 utiiiu oout here last night, but Benja min won the decision. Schuman was: knocked down for counts of six andj . .. ... ji. httoim round. j Tiurt'cr won a decision from Ander-! Bon after a fast 10 rounds. Murphy I ,,,, Maduen in tho fifth round of ', their bout and Mackio received thej call over Dunn in the opening match , of. tho evening. I Old Age Held Back "The only thing that holdt old age back it health." Painlett Parker. Health is what keeps people voting. 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