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KEEP ABREAST OF DOINGS IN THE WORLD OF SPORT DAILY IN ARTICLES BY STAFF WRITERS AND TWO NEWS SERVICES ON JIIIS PAGE ; . . TEN PAGES SECTION TWO PAGES 7 TO 10 TEN PAGES SECTION TWO PAGES 7 TO 10 DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, SATURDAY EVENING, MARCH 26, 1921. ATHLETIC COACHING Coachei in Art of Turning Out Winning Combinations . i JPflRT BULLETINS Tins turn hdii i: WACO, Toy., Mnrch 2. (A. P.) The Hiililinid City fire department has purchased a middle and bridle hero to J be presented to TriH Speaker, manager Gem State College to Instruct j of the Cleveland indium on April zt. nen me mourns open the season in Cleveland. The outfit cost 151)0 ami m deoirated with hand carving and Speaker' h name will bo Mtamped there on. . MOROOW, Idaho, March 26. (A. , P.) A thorough court in uthletie couching will be given at the I'nlver ftlty of Idaho summer school this year under the direction of "oach Thomas. Keeley, physical director, aided by :oach and Assistant Director David MaoMlllan. Intennlve cournei In each of the four main branches of athletica and aymnaslum claaa work will be offered. Coach Kelley will have charge of both football and track classes and will aim Oevote a portion of bin time to tin baaketliall aectlon while Coach Mac Mlllan will handle baaketliall and baae ball and have a claaa In cvninaatlca. which li designed to enable claaa grad uate to direct grade and high aehool ttidenta. Mlaa Irene Wateon. head of Worn on'i athletica, will conduct coaching In elementary a-vmneatlee. PI AX I KillTTOI ItXAMI'.XT NEW YOIIK, March 28.- (A. P.) Plana have been completed for an In ternational boxing tournament between Canadian and New York amateura at Ottawn'ncxt Thursday. JOHNNY KfLBANE NOT TO Featherweight Champ Declares He Will Take Big Long Rest; Before Meeting Challengers.! -(A IIAIIHV AltMrT MK8 SOUTH BUND, Ind., March 2.- I'.f Hurry Arndt, 42 Veara of age, lormer third liuarman of Ht. Louis and the1 Cincinnati Nationals, died here yesterday. ItKXXY IX QIAItAXTIXF LANCASTKIt, Ohio, March 2. (A. P.) Penny Ktuff, outfielder of the New York National League baaeball 4eam, la quarantined at hla home here. Mr. Kauff la aufferlng from a aeverc attack of dlptherla. m M QUALITY SERVICE SANITATION Fresh Vegetables in Season Eat plenty of vegetables and you will enjoy good health. They are full of nourishment and have a beneficitl influence upon your whole system. We keep a large and complete stock of fresh vegetables on hand at all seasons. Pendleton Trading Co. Phone 455 A MIBMfffi'iffiiirJfffffrA At the Slim of a Service "If It's on the Market We Have It" Get a Farm from the Canadian Pacific Railway IHl OtatdtM radfli RalHntr effw yea grvmt SMterronlty to awn firm ham. Hint of tntN i arm un paid sor thai 1 Mtvnv at IfavM farm have mid for lbamlvM with ttt Ant eroo. Oat of iu tut bic 1 block of nTT farm landi no can bay roar farm tmdr a pUs of lent tn May pay Matt tbitt la w-marttabta ta Um btwtarraf farm lnwMmftita. Th eoontnr ii ldtl for atiatt fanntneand ain growta Ltr, tna mm lanfto can be bournt only From print Your Last Big Opportunity ffifl thia m dtoportd af thm uiaadtM rw fou tha moat vooocrfw i tnnitf la tna Padte ttillway offara vosotriw oppor rkd torn a farm. rich la Waatara Caoada. It offvra Caaa to Mil row farm land ta tha rfb Th cnavitun fwrie luu- fMa Brairua and rerun par Baraaa af ika la4m Kfa daatraM and tttrartiva. B oa caa ariato iodaptod aea. No Sale Without Investigation brxM of tba Lkrrtlmiutar and aturra uutneta oc Latntrai Albarta and aaakatrhawaa or la Manitoba for aa aatraaaoi abooi H.N aa an, Twvj.It Yan to Piy If Yon WUh Tha CanabMaa PacnV oflWt roa ttta laad ondar a plaa of lone torn, aaar paraMnts. Too pay 4owo 19 par aaat. Tbaa roa hava ao payinmia on uw prinapai on til ttM and of tha foorth nv.din atttata annual payment. Intcrait ia 6 par cit In aantrai ftaakatemwan Saaear Whaalor ffttm tha world ' priia whaat. World apr-M ata war frown a LiariUmaitar. No Tu oa ImproTmnta tnora It a sasall tea an tha land, bat rhra Ei no taxes aa foot Ifva ftock, pulldmav. pwoanta. ttnptfOMnU or paraonal of? veto. Good Biarkata, mod am achoola. TSa CanartNaji Peifte wffl not arl yoo a farm nntii yoa ha in ppertodlt. Yoatnoai braalhrfiad ana vwwrr qacaiion anawaroa op your aom. Hi nivltcd and marla 4ir ycor invcstl- Iiih f Ranaaian ifa. rniKM. J ill annitOnoenMnt ralia h rftafm a oMia-tiao Bttantiori to th latt great brorlt mWH. WrlHormlrt Farm Land. tta Ruroaa el l iiiiiaa in If iTrrja, Special Rates for And Full Information !lpeUI railway lmt for horn i rttt rank n.pUaf) mr. 8nd now for Ipw illua trated punphtrta annwarina All quMtiona and aatitna forth Arurca anoat land valuef, rraca fiMa. dimato, opportuuuaa, ata. baaotdalaj. Wrtta luUAY. ii. c. noswoKTir lMst. Hl'Pit'HOlllatlvo, 505 (Spraguo Ave.. Siiokaiic, iislilngion CLEVELAND. O., March 26. (t P.) Johnny Kllbano, fpntherwlght chnrnplon uf the wnrl'l. will not ln iliilce in any championship battli-a un- t.'l aummcr cornea aKain. Thin he will (to to Kvw York to hiix either Sammy Selger or Hilly De F(e. Kllhnne ha been In bed aeveral Jaya at different timea for a period stretching throiiKh a month and la un. der weight. "What I plnn to do first," Bald Kil bane, "la to hike to the mountaina with nothinK but a carload of eatable beefatenk, a barrel of Sloan'a liniment, a trunkful of boxing (flovea. and two aparrlng partners. I've got to got my health back nnd there'a no place like the mountains for that. "Then when I come down from the mountaina, I'll fight a battle in Cleve land, one In Canton and another In Detroit "By the time I have had three fights under by belt, I will be going good enough to step Into New York ond give the beat of them a good run." Kilbane ia not going to N'ew York l blindfolded, for he knows that every thing he geta from the Oathamites he will have to earn double. They don't J like Johnny nnd he knows It. I "Hut there will be no Johnny Wilson howl like there was after the Mike O'Dowd battle," said Kilbane. For two months previous to hla Ill ness Kilbane had been In secret train ing. Only h.'a friends and sparrinn partners knew he was working out dally. He gave tip h's automobile entirelv and hit the cinder paths in the parks daily. Then his wife suffered a seri ous illness. That took the edge off the Irish champion. His own illness fol lowed. With a month's rest Kilbane hopes to be In first claaa shape to take up the burden of champion In his di vision. Kilbane has a suggestion to make to the framers of boxing rules and j regulations Johnny believes tbat .certain conces wins should be made to a battler but ted In a battle. He says: i "Take a boy Id the ring fighting a '.dub. The clever boy gets down clnsp for some lnfiuhtlng and he punches away at the other lad, piling up points galore. i "Then the other boy rushes. H humps heads with the clever boy It may stagger the clever boy or eul open his eye. J "It Isn't boxing science that caus ed the cut eye. It isn't skill nor fair fighting. And yet it may weaken the boy who was butted and he may lose points which he had previously piled up because of being thus weakened. "It Isn't right because he doesn't give the good boxer a square deal. And the clever boy is the one who always gets butted. "I still hold that boxing should he a science not a gory, bloody affair. I believe fans like to see exhibitions of skill nnd not miniature murders. To keep the game on a high plane, I think the rules should be amended to take care of thia phase." We are intensely proud of the fact that our "Daytona 6-66" model brc?.te the worid's stock car record for speed. But speed we consider a mere by-product What we wanted to establish was enduring strength and stamina. We knew that any car strong enough to win a world's championship would be strong enough for all amateur demands in years of service. And now, we say, test the 6-65 for yourself. Test it iri comparison with any other car at any price and draw your own impartial conclusions. Our dealer is ready to give you a demonstration. $-66 Lihewi Seven-PtMtnt$rTourint Car f 9895 a I Prfr;( 6-66 Larch nntil F our-tmi$tn$trS pert 7 pt tMi .. ir, f 0 $6 FiM-PaistUftrCtup J775.a t. Prfrail 6-66 SH-tiien00r Stdan X&Oj a . Ueirott PAIGE-DETROIT MOTOR CAR CO.. DETROIT .tfaaitacJarfrf tf aip Uotor Cor mi Motor TVaric 0. E. 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In making his recent descent Mr. Walk er added fifty pounds of load to the f:oles of his shoes. Owing to the rigidity of the suit, pressure at the depth attained was hut torty pounds to the square inch inside the suit while it reached 170 pounds on the outside. The suit has Tjall-bearingr joints ana rrllficial hands. It cost about $3,000 to build. Mr. Walters is a well known diver. WICHITA Falls, Tex.) March 26. Chicago Americans, 13 13 2: Wichita Falls, Texas League, 6 10 5. Batter ies, Kerr, Kail and Schalk, Yaryan, Ruth and Bischoff. TA.ARMY MKX 1XM XD GCIT.TY. 1 CO.IA. Mnrch 26. (U. P.I C. : ifres of "wilful and premediated ii"Hdr" of Major Alexander Cronlf rite were filed by the federal bureau o investigation here against Iilnnd l'o'.hitr and Robert Rosenhluth, ex army men who are now held in Provi dence. II. I. 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Jack Denipey, heavyweight box ing champion, commenced light train ing yesterday in preparation for nis bout with Oeorses Oirpentler on Julv fi:ii!!ili!!l!!il!iil!!!!!Il!ll FARI.Y SFASON GAMF.S 3 SHREVKI'ORT, La., March 6. Prooklyn Nationals, 8 17 4; New York Americans. 3 9 2. Batteries, Cadore, I ; After spending- two hours in a locl Smith and Kreuwr, Warper. Ferguson. ho left to complete nis uurau m on,. gymnasium theatrical tour at Ppokane and Seattle iiwsir OREGON DON'T RUN! LAKE CHARLES, La., March 26. Philadelphia Americans, 8 9 2; New York Nationals. 2 5. Batteries, t Naylor, nummell, Perry and Perkins; Barnes, Douglas, Shea and Smith, Sny- j dcr. 3 Dr. David Bennett Hill , DENTISTRY ' Johns Blug. Tendleton, Oregon GIRL'S GLEE CLUB MAGNETOS GENERATORS ELECTRIC STARTERS Or any part of the electric ystem on your car overhauled and repaired. Satisfaction guar anteed, HARRY II. GRAHAM, Willard Service Station, I i i Pendelton, Ore. J I Phone 684. LETS GOt i Coming in Concert OREGON SONGS AND SKETCHES NEW MUSIC 25 ENTERTAINERS Thursday, March 31 8:30 P. M. , lt' human. Unscrambled It's I Miss Annie Gener. who la show ing Oermana some new stunts In dancing at t Seal Theater urV Merlin. I1ANA VAN'S TILVNSFER Phone 320. Res. Thone 378-R iiigii School Auditorium ADMISSION(50cf 75c, $1.00 ir.liiI.ir1l,,tnn!i!ii.ituilttniriH"l!q!!ti'n'l!n "lllllilillllilliilllliiliyilillliiim iHii.lliimmiiia Srr3E