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DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, MAY 4, 1921.
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Infielders Play 1'arther Back
and Pitcher Covers First to
Bender Hits Less Likely.
HOHTON, Mniw., Mny 4. (A. I'.)
InflrMi-rH of the Boxlon Itccl Box
think Haka Rnth'i hlltinir ran tin out
down. To thlB end they have worked
out a deferiKtve mlieme or piny Hint
jiroved effective.
The deployment, snl1 to have been
conceived by Bluffy Mclnnex. pum nil
the lnfleldr back on the grunt be
yond the diamond. The third bae
man play a bit to t lie rlKht of Mb
uauul position. The nhortHtop la nl
moHt bark of necond bane and (he
netoiid and flint buHemen piny hnt
la virtually a iihort right field. The
pitcher in unsigned to cover flrxt bnae.
Twelve runs from 13 hltH wiih the
record that Helix hun nj Holiday
when they handed the I'llot Itock hk-
KieKiilliin the Becond defeat that bunch I
haM received thU hchkoii. The Pilot j
Jtock tenm neiriitittted 11 hits which j
netted them ruim. Knch team made '
4 erroiM. The box wore follows;
SPORT BULLETINS
CltOWD VOll OI'EXEIl.
TACO.MA, Hay 4. -KixUin thou
and fan, reputed to be the lucent
ever In attendance at a baseball game
In the northweat, watched Vakima
take the opening; Pacific Internation
al league jjame from Tncoma. 8 to J.
The game wnB played in the Ktadium
here. Catcher Stoveni of Tacoma. hit
a home run in the fifth Inning.
mimiAx i.osi--s two.
TJ18HOULA, Wont.. May 4. A. P.)
The t'nlveralty of .Montana won
both games from Whitman In a dou
ble header here yesterday afternoon.
The find tilt u an exhibition of air
tight ball, the locals Inking the game
by a one run margin. The visitors
Wjre completely outclassed In the sec
ond contest and lost, IT to 5.
SKM.S KUM SI-XATOItS
SAX FRANCISCO, May 4. (A. T.)
San FronclMCO hatted Its way Into
first place again yesterday by defeat
ing Bacramento, to !t. The Seals
clinched the game In the seventh In-
Jh'llx
All K 111 I'O A K
Owens, 2b 8 (I 0 2 3 J
Kendall, 3b f. 1 2 I i
Mill key, r, 2 1 It (I li
I 'lurk, hh 6 3 3 1 2 1
rttevens, Mi .1 3 111 1
Robertson, If r, 2 1 0 0
Cook, rf 5 2 3 0 fl 0
Ueuallen, cf 4 0 1 j n i
Tate, cf 1 0 0 0 0 0
Ourtlei!, p 1 0 0 0 1 0
Hanson, p 4 0 ti 1 4 0
Totals 46 12 13 26 10 4
Pilot Itock
Ah u ii po a u
Xewninn, ss 5 0 1 1 o l
Smith, rf 5 1 1 l o 0
Hlnkle, 3b r. 1 2 0 II 1
fillbert, c 5 I 2 10 0 n
Kans, If 5 2 2 0 C n
Hover. 2b 4 1 1 3 4 1
A. Albrecht. cf 3 (I 1 1 0 0
Kturtevanl. cf 2 0 0 1 0 it
V. Albrecht, lb. ... 5 1 1 6 1 1
McXutt, p 4 0 0 1 2 n
Totals 43 711 24 7 4
Score by liiningH
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I! 3 0 2 II 0 4 3 0.0 12
H 4 2 2 0 0 3 2 0 0 13
Pilot Itock
1 234 5 67 8 9 T
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If 12301 0 21111
Tills Time- Last Year.
Cinclnnuti went Into the le,id
In the National Leattue race by
beating the Cubs.
Joe l-eonnrd. of the Washing
ton Club, died from appendicitis.
NVally St hang, reported to the
lied Sox and was reinstated.
The Olanu and the Phils used
thirty-two players.
lM'troit scored two runs m the
ninth and beat Cleveland. 2 to I.
nits ami nine runs. The p.-natms
three runs were presents, liath letting
two of them by missing McfJaff igan s
i.rounder In the fifth, while Caveney's
V lid throw to first in the sixth allow
ed Compton to score.
WOMKX HOWL KIX'OKI).
CLEVELAND, t)hlo. May 4. (A.
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You can chum it with a pipe and you will once
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Why every puff of P. A. makes you want two more;
every puff hits the bullseye harder-and truer than the
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And, you'll get the smokesurprise of your life when
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Print Albtrt it
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and halt pound tin
humidor t and in the
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humidor wit ft
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Ladies' regular $0.50 white reignskin oxfords,
low heel $2.0.1
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low heel $2.45
Ladies' regular $6.50 white cross strap, pumps,
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LADIES' WHITE SHOES
Ladies' regular $10.00 white kid shoes , $6.50
Ladies' regular $8.50 white reignskin shoes ..$3.95
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Ladies' white shoes, values to $8.50 now. ... . $1.93
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We have an exceptionally good
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Roadster. ELLIS - SCHILLER,
CO. Phone S63.
Injr u-Hrto( i iTton record was established
Inst nlifhl hy MIks Pearl Ley and .Mis
Oraro Letee of t'hlraco. liowlins In
the dnuliles events. In the fourth nn
nual toiirnument they had a total ol
1.079, taklDK the lead.
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PICTURE NEWS
HKP.MISTOX, May 4. IlenniMon
i continued its winning streak Sunday
;liy defeating Irrigon in a ragged game
hy a score of 25 to 6. Ilernilston an
nexed 15 runs in the first Inning.
I Heriulston expects a hard game next
Sunday when they meet Echo on the
! hitter's grounds. Echo will he out to
win this game as they were defeated
n the first game and want revenge.
Hcrmiston Is still at the head of the
list, having won every game so far.
Following is the score:
llorinlstnn.
.MICWIU-: TOD.W
I OI! TI13 LOVK or A (JIltL
In "A liroadway Cmvhoy." the Jesse
D. Hainptun-l'athe feature at the Ar
cade Theatre today, W illiam Desmond
portrays a youn? tenderfoot ai tor who
.suddenly finds himself the central fig
ure in a lot of hair-raising, uncomfort
able and h ghly amusing adfnture in
Montana and all for the love of a
Sirl! It's a fast-action comedy drama
written by Byron Morgan well known
contributor to Ilia Saturday Evening
P. st.
practise it. you'd nevf-r have cause
to say "I'm sure unlucky," and when
your day's work is over you would
know it had been conscientiously done
and your night's skep would be sweet.
Louis Weber has adopted the
thought "What's Worth While" to the
screen and it's not a Fermon. but a pic
ture of gripping heart interest from
stem to stern, in which this producer
director has won fresh laurels.
"What's Worth AVhile?" will be shown
at the Alta theatre today. Claire
Windsor and Louis Calhern have the,
I leading roles. Others in the cast in
' elude Arthur Stuart Hull, Mona Lisa
I and Edwin Stevens.
Some FACTS About
FORD
Till: VMVi:itSATi CAR
Here are authentic figures from the Ford factory at Petrolt.
They show yon just how many Kord ears and trucks have heen
built each month since January 1, 11)21 and how many have
been sold to retail customers, in the Vnlted States.
JANUARY
FEBRUARY
MARCH
Troduced
29.883
3G.305
Delivered to
Retail Customers
67,208
63,(103
87,221
Total Production 127,074 Total Retail Rales 08,032
showing that actual sales for the first three months of 1921 ex
ceeded production by 80,958 Kord ears and trucks!
April requisitions already specify 107,719 additional cars and
trucks and the estimated April out put of the factory and assem
bly Plants combined calls for only 1)0,000!
These farts clearly show that tho demand for Kord products Is
growing msich faster than manufacturing facilities to produce
and were It not for the dealers' limited stocks, which are now
being rapidly depleted, many more customers would have been
compelled to wait for their cars. It will he only a matter of
weeks, therefore, until a big surplus of orders will prevent any
thing like, prompt deliveries.
If you would bo sure of having your Kord car or truck when
you wunt.lt, you should place your order now. Don't delay,
phono us or drop u a card.
Simpson Auto Co.
Phone 408 Water and Johnson Sts.
H. Todd. 3b 7 5
Spinning, ss and p 7 .1
Voyen, b 3
Thorn, c 5 3
vVnterman, cf S 3
U Todd, rf and 2b 1
Longhorn If ti 4
Mtildlesdorf, rf 5 2
Phelps, p nnd 2b 5 2
McMillan, ss 1
5 4 26
IrriKon.
AR H
It. Walpole 5 0
Heaven, 31) 5 3
H. Walpole, c 5 1
L. Marknm, p 5 0
llenefiel, cf 5 1
V. Jones, lb S 1
McCormuck, ss 4 it
Vcrn ,1 tines, rf 4 2
Caidwell, If 4 0
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ALT A TODAY
j -WHAT'S worth wiin.i:?" ca
" I VOl ANVi:i! OH II AM).
- I If you were asked "U nat's worth
I while?"' what would youi" answer be?
' In a vague sort of way you have al
1 i ways told yours, If that you knew, hut
0 j tbe chances are that you have never
! given the subject serious thought.
I Telling yourself a thing is easy, hut
j how would your thoughts on this sub
, i ieet sound, if spoken? If you were to
"'keep that thought "Wlv.t's Worth
I While" bofnrc von, dissect It and then
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It is unnecessary for you to suffer
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jnd similar skin troubles. Zcmo,
obtained at any drug store for 35c, or
S1.00 for extra large bottle, and prompt
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from itching torture. It cleanses ann
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Zemo is a wonderful, penetrating,
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SPORT GAS
(HY TIIK STMT)
The Methodists antl the Kpiseopnls
were tied lal night when darkness
emlrd their game.
The number of tied games indicates
that nobody in our league is going to
win a pennant by default.
Two hundred kids from the grade
school? are going to establish history
Saturday when tho county track meet
is held here at Kound-l'p park.
After requesting the fielders please
step back, our accommodating friend
Averill fanned the air twice last night.
H( did succeed in making a postserip
offering of a double to left field.
Two teams from Adams and Helix
played a 12-11 game Saturday at
Adams which the home town hos
won,
Clarence Johnson got knocked for
a goal last night when he stepped in
front of n runner. Johnnie's wind suf
fered as a result.
If evi '' ball player's disposition was
as good as Hill Oary's, souring ball
ratios would not ruffle the scorer's
disposition.
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RUTH OF THE
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MARIE
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THE DRAGON'S
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COMEDY
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AVliat was in her woman's I.eart
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ashnmod to introduce to her cultured
f rietH.ls!
vntl yet, in his presence, every bar
rier of birth and breeding was swept
away. She only knew that he nas
her mate her master!
Come and .see what Destiny d-d with
their lives!.
With
CLAIRE WINDSOR
a:ia
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