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.., tti.jiv-Jhiiiin.'rt.i... I : ' 4 r J'- w v ' - r v I ' i irf t ft KEEP ABREAST OF DOINGS IN THE WORLfc OF SPORT DAILY IN ARTICLES BY STAFF WRITERS AND TWO NEWS SERVICES ON THIS PAGE. ; 1 TWELVE PAGES SECTION J"WO PAGES 7 TO 12 , TWELVE PAGES SECTION TWO PAGES 7 TO 12 DAILY EAST OEEGONIAN. PENDLETON, OREGON, SATURDAY EVENING, JANUARY 8, 1921. four bankets. Myron llunley, hid run ihif mute, added two buhkcix. Wrum cr Bcored four lolnttt hy free throw and a banket apiece wan tbo countrlbu llliiu of Cuhlll und Ijiwrcnir. I'oiidleton'8 Htrcimth uxaliibt Hit? Wu-lll team waa a mirprlKe to local followcm of the green and Kold. I'rc dlctlona vcrp freely heard today that the locals could take the meaxure of Va",i Walla on tile local floor. First Game of Season Shows Locals to Have Strength and Loss is Due to Free Throw After Foul is Made. One point canned the defeat of 1'cti dlcton hltfh BchooI'H baHkettinll traii hint night at the hand of Walla Wnlla hiith Behool In th Wn-III eym. The winning point wu Kcorert by a free throw, following a f ml committed Junt before the final whistle blew. The score was 21 to 20. The local team, which win given no hope for victory before the tramp, Khowed more power In conipctitlim than had been seen I" practice. The bnyit let the Walla Wallaim set away from them In the firm half but stif fened In the eecond half and tie I thl nits up until the final minute. The entire Kqund pt;t up a nnd (fame, according to the couch. The brunt of the Hcnrln fell to Kenneth Ftendal, at forward, nho titrned In JACKRABBITS WILL RUN TOMORROW WHEN LOCAL SHOOTERS START DRIVE JACK ItAUtSI Kcrvlrern..R'v Jack llalibita will furnish the defence tomorrow when two n ore of lJendlotoii Hod & Cun Club nhootei-H advance upon them in phalanx. The nccuidon Ih the flrnt uncial (.boot f the I CHIC.UIO, J ,111. s. (A. 1'.) The American trapnhooting aMHoolatlon opened ttx annual meeting Friday, but becaiiHc of the lar volume of bu- Odds Offered by French and hciiboii for the clubmen and jack ! 1u!k to be attended to, the award of English That Championship; Will Be Annexed by Their! Favorite From American. ! MOW VOKK. .Ian U lllu ll,.r,rv I. i'arrell, 1 . I'. Htafr CorreHpondent.) UKI i:NA, Mont., Jan. N.-IA. !'.) Kill In YellowHtone jinllonal park fared better duriiiK the hunting reason which cloned ChrlemaH day than they "c """ H ,";k fr"m l'-"l'Hy by Tex (Vllourke, Id a M.1U IIO'Ol KIVI'O imii tiy iiiw iiimi:c Jack Dempsey mav knoi k out (;eor-, lies (urpeiitler but ln.'ll never beat! him." I 'i bin is a bit of Hrltixh loijie I roucht i raliblts are to be the onai'ry. Where the two teams will shoot Ih known only to their ro- apeclive captalnH. At 6 a. m., the conlcHtantH will leave; I'endle- tin for the rabbit arena of the west end and at 6 tomorrow 4 evening they will be back. The ahool In the nature of a con- test, with the loser due to furnish the Crand American handicap will be made at Saturday's session. Cleveland. Atlantic City and Chicago are tht chief contestant for the shoot. The association standardized state zone and national tourneys by decid ing on I'OO targets for all championship rnetts. It also wan decided to hold a professional event In connection with II slate and national tournament. a baiuun t for the winner, ban I'l'o shoot to be from 16-yard rise and fo U.e Montana otate game warden. Uecause of lacK oi snow and severe weather In the park the ell: strayed In th protected urea and did not come to the lower levels In Gallatin and l'ark counties. I'mmlly the elk come out of tho park to feed and are an easy tar Ketfor huntTS. Nisi year In Gallatin and Park co'.niieH, It Is estimated, consldcraMy under 4, "Oil elk. were killed. Deer also. It was rtated, stray ed wlth'n the park boundaries and not manv of t'iee an'ma's were killed. IjUli QUALITY SERVICE SANITATION POTATOES THE FINEST ON THE PRESENT DAY MARKET SOLID AND FREE FROM FROST Per Sack Pendleton Trading Co. Phone 455 -If It's on the Market Wc Have It" liowman and Hoi liauni are cap- tains of the teams. IRE matchmaker of tho International HportliiK Club, who recently made a tour of Europe for amateur talent. ! It Is a rather unbiue way of figurine I a flKht, but It shows how the liritlsh differentiate between fighting and j boxlnc , I In ltd a Vrimfd r.ril i ,, ! to O'Kiiurke, It Is an opinion close to LLnULIVj 111 liLLUiHU i conviction that Carpentler will be i the next world's hcavjm eif.;ht cham-j '''"n' j Vernon, winner of the coast league l-raiicc Will Offer Odds j penant for 1920, was bv six points the In France they are offering odds of , , ,.,, ,h in ,,. ..p-puit. two.to one while the British are will-'cord In to the official club and Indi ini! to wa ;er at five to four that Demp-, f)eldln ,.vcra!,C!) released todav. y will lose to the Frenchman. Th(1 Tie,,ri( fk.Wed .s72 in iw games, ,ne nave never seen uempsey ano haninng 54flI p.JtoutH and 2552 assist w ith only 2-8 errors. Jaa tarieui. The J'acific coast was divided inn two zones, the northwestern, to Include i Washington. Oregon, Idaho and Mon tana; the southern zone will be made up of California, Nevada, i'tah and Wyoming. Yearly averages will b computed from a basis of l'M,i(l regis tered targets instead of from 20"", af heretofore. The I'un.ima canal zine was granteil J a district association and will be rep-i resented in the grand American. Zone championships were awarded j as follows: ) t'nutprn ;,i Vew Haven. Conn.. 1 southern at Atlanta, Ga.; Great LiikesjVV at Minneapolis, Minn.: Prairie at Hur- D.; Pacific coast at Tacoma, j No dates were set FREE With every pair of Men's Pants that is bought be tween 5:30 and 8:30 this evening we will give one solid leather belt to fit the wearer, free. . Men's Work Pants $2.43 to $4.93 Men's Dress Pants $3.43 to $7.50 Men's Riding Pants $3.45 and $3.93 Men's Heavy Overalls $1.49 745 Main St. on, B. Wash. they rank him on a par with Hill llreij' nan, Frank Moran and others or.thf- UiATinMAI fll ATCI ID flnl C so-called xecond division of American ad Tn a j "H ' lVn"U " " WW" "Then,,-, that Frank .Moran disposed,"' -T. That club also handled ..he j . pAY GOES TO ST. LOUIS if Joe Iteckett, tlf Knglish champion In two rounds did not cause the Kng llsh to lose any of their enth isiasm ibmit Carpentlir. "True Moran did finish lteclictt In wo rounds, but Georges did It In fifty ,.n.u tin lu w,i..rf 111 " ltf) t f.Yl. CVer.llie Was ,VI. lie Ot.HlC -O rnma. I.ctv Hlue. Portland first hns-.-man, was NEW YOliK. Jan. 8. (A. P.) The National Amateur ftolf champiofiBhip of liIiT. That club also handled the most chances. 83K6. Portland stood fourth in fielding with a .H63 mark for 1MI games. Salt Lake in ltife games, had the same mark. Mollwltz, sacramento first baseman, led the initial sackers who played in j tournament for 1921 Tvas awarded to HID or more contests. His scatson ; the ft. Louis Country club, Clayton Ion experts commented. . . '. r ' , ,,,,: most erratic, tossing away 33 chances -one Ik sure of Dcmpseys defeat with ' ' ... . . - he exc'-ritlon of Carpeir.ier himself, j "I will do my best," the Frenchman onftded to h's American, friend. The loyu'tv with which the Knglis'a ling to their consistently beaten and 'b'rsdl Idols. Itecl e'.t and Hornby Veils seems to lie of the never-dylns land endir,'; with a .mi figure. Marty McGaffigan. also of .Sacra- niento, was the steadiest second base I man. making but 22 honbblcs in 151 I sanies for an average of .975. He was I followed by Fisher, of Vernon, w ith a 71 average for ISO contests. Tex Wistcrzil, Portland s third sack? r. ended with the best average of the ,.H,.orte,l j torrid coi ner guardians. He handlec" js;j cnances wiui 2 sop. g''" "' !a .961 average, mil Slumpr. or f-eattie. thf m : . - " j rc r ort. Major Wibon, who promoted n.eckett - Moran show "I'ltobrke to the I'icr when he was re- j turnlni.:. j "I wish you would try and get sonn f your good icm yweishts to come j ver and meet l.cctteti Denipsey. ri'iiniin, Fulton fir any-of them," lie aid. "Whet, after his experience with ,, Miil our chanson, regard-!- chances than any save the first h,lmf:. Johnny Mitchell, of Vernon, played i .'l 1V4 yumes and Kiade only 47 error.' I while handling 1 1 S3 chance". His wa. jiho longest service record of any cccst Icag:e inneiocr ana ne n:unncn Mo., at the 27th annual meeting of the Fnited States t!olf association here last. night. The national open golf tournament was awarded to the Columbia club Chew Chase, Md. the I with all seriousness. MITCHELL GETS DRAW WHS CAW SE CURED Free Proof To You !,:mc?ind Fn:,i.l:,t o. the Rei.i.l It air k t Pj' A yrt o n t hVy Mf"i i.v. hundd tr0rnu end Yoa FRKK Tne wonden oin.li.hr.d in vnro n en will toproof. ., COTID MltTOOY nni"""""""""" I. C. HUTZELL, DrtiegUt, 3604 We.t Main St., Fort Wayne, nd- PletM ttad witlioU ewt Sf oahwlkn to at your Free JWI rettmrot. Nimt.. . Age., pMttlfllce.. trrci Anil No. OREGON THEATRE . Wednesday, January 12 RETURN OF THE PERENNIAL FAVORITE Hoveib7, J i I of a. Deeded ILOHfllXSoitl Hawaiian lyomaao; V . I Ceorge M. icel, of Portland, Hughle 'High, of Vernon and I;rlck Eldred of ! Seattle, were the league's three best flcldln? outfielders. Jl nisei and U'.e.-' ach made hup three errors while handling 40t chances each. They were given averagrs of .993. Kldred made seven bobbles In SS games for a figure of sr.. Keven pitchers fielded fnnltle!y. P'll I'rough, of Riornmento roing thrrneh 4 games and handling 1"7 chnncn with a skip. Forrest Ca ly, of Sacramento, led the catchers with a percentage of .983 in 103 uanus. : ' . NTJW VOKK, Jan. S. Willie Jack son of New York and IMnkey Mitchell of Milwaukee fought 15 rounds to a draw at Maijjsnn iuure Garden last nielli. Major Ulddle, who was one of the judges, decided in favor of Jackson. While, Muliioon, the other Judge, gave the bout to Mitchell. Referee Louis White then declared the Iio.it a draw. Mitchell weighed 1:J3 pounds and Jackson 13t at 2 p. in. From beginning to end the bout was last. Mitchell landed more lrcfiiienuy i but Jackson delivered tho heavier' 8AX WA.NCIS-. O, Jan. S.-(A. I . blows. .Mitchells long arm became! - Assurances that money raised in the entangled occasionally around his op-; r. H. to succor starving children of , ponents neck and he was tautioned Europe would be expended inthte at least three times for holding. j country were contained In a t-Brani Mitchell's best round was the seven-! from Herbert Hoover, received todav I th i" which the men fought three times j l-y Frederick J. Kos.er. San a.vcbseo back and forth across the ring und j : hairman of the European relief cou.i- J were so busily cxchaiiRing blows at jell. ',, 1 the dose of the round that the a,.-; The movement ,o-obtain a , r. I n spectators drowned ouljnom aiiifi. " . I rnan nian or tne rein-i cuuien. 'tltuted by the California Industrie I -sscciaton, representing various pro- j I lucers and manufacturers of the state Hard DANCE Tonight LABOR TEMPLE Nagler's Orchestra 9 to 12 Under Auspices American Legion Gentlemen 75c Extra Ladies 10c Including Tax plause of the tho sound of the gong. ii' 'writ i By Richard Walton Tully TntiKw Production Vr BETTER TKAJ4 LVER tmm Favorite Drama EXCEPTIONAL CAST WITH FLORENCE ROCKWELL AND THE FAMOUS SINGING HAWAIIANS SEATS ON SALE FRIDAY AT THE PEOPLES WAREHOUSE PFICES $2.00, $1.50, ?1.00, plus tax-MAIL ORDERS NOW ASTt'lilA, Ore., Jan. . S. While a larirn nortion of the northwest has teen inundated by flood incident to the j heavy rains of the past weeks aud i wharves and wahchouses flooded. As-j tona has suffered in nowise from flooding of stores or docks. , In spite of any swollen condition 01 : tho streams tributary to II, the lower j t'ulumhia river has never been known j ti, flood, due to the Immediate cvacua ; lion of the harbor by the tide and iu , immense slue. The Port of Astoria ter- initials with their valuable quantities of goods have not suffered from tht weather or water and their activities j have progressed unhindered. j Slides have 'blocked tho Columbia ( highway' entering the city, but tin railway has been kept clear, save foi l momentary interruption of service. Tho terrific storm did not hinder tin ntcamer Tiverton from crossing out t' i sea Tuesday In the face of a '.Ii miu j cule a feat which would have beei, j Impossible before" tho channel win- deepened to its present 4 2 foot mark, j ! TO IW I'STItiATK CONVICTS. j. WASHINGTON, Jan." X. (A. 1M ' ! The department of justice is invest igating cases of persons convicted un-': ' der the espionage act. Including Hcbs, to determine whether the fads war rant n recommendation of pardon. i Wi Batteries at a New Price Level Effective with the publication of this an nouncement, Willard Batteries will be sold on a H3W and materially lower price level. The same Willard Now is the time to have that car overhauled by 0. L ll AUTO CO. We do painting. PAIGE OAKLAND Alta and Cottonwood Sts. Phone 46 WHO PAYS THE FREIGHT? noWNI- Y OITIDIXTS CHIP IV III OrXIS AT CMCVKI. VM) t I.KVl'l AND, .. Jan. s.--iA. P.I ! Dvny.- of Cleveland outpointed Georgo Chip, former middleweight i.i.i.i.c'Om oi a iti-round bout here lur-l i night. They are iniddlew eights. FAT PEOPLE GET THIN Why H nwntaut !" m ,lu'' 10 la 60 roun.U. (wlitww l'"1 t;' 0 I won.lerful'j fllcrlou. Mf. n:ittl Kwrf.n (ml ) o. Ink mi Irrt Kfleiirrf SM 1U to! of KOittitN tAbulM Cwanounml Krri tli dniKlft'i. Follow d!rlioi unOoc mwiPT-r'-fuii,! pirnlm Froolii'rt will t millfil roll FRtE I'T K0REIN CO.. NE-. !:. . Dr. Lynn K. 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