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ituAiiu.MAN, ore.. June 13. The
scnool board finished the work of
the year today with the election of
Hiss Gladys Price of 'Corvallls as
teacher of domeHtic fwlnm.. anA
election of a janitor for the ensuing
year. Hut two bids were received for
tlil work. W. D. Barnes, of Kelso.
Wash., was chosen, his bid bein fits
per month as against $150 per month
from the other bidder.
Haying U well under way In this
community, the first crop of alfalfa
being about all down. There has been
a little rain but nothing serious and
the crop Is' good and going Into the
stack in good condition. Most of the
harvesting In done by contract as not
all the settlers have complete haying
outfits as yet.
II. B. Kigns, principal of the Board
man schools, and family 'take up
thir residence In Portland for the en
sumg six weeks to attend the V. of O.
summer school. '
High Records Made bj Troch,
Poston and Dimick and Bacr
. Gets Consolation Trophy.
Fifty-one tthiHitei were present yes
terday and competed In the different
events staged by the Pendleton Rod
and dun Club at Collins Park for
Vhlch rich jHes aggregating $1,000
in value were donated by the merch
ants of Pcndk'ton. (.Sutul shooting
generally was the tle. and the offi
cials ot the club feel good over the
allowing made.
The levlne fishing rod and hunt
ing shoes offered hy jJol Hauni s Sport
Ing Goods Storo for liinh amateur run
I wag won by P. Troeh of Vancouver.
j Washington. IffTbroke H6 out of ISO
birds. .
. The high professional average iiie
was taken by H. Ponton of Sun Fran
cisco who succeeded In breaking 130
out of 140. Th trophy In this event
, was a Xtorroco black leather hand bag
given by Bond Bros,.
The long run trophy, n Wulthnm
watch alven by Sawtelle's, Inc., was
awarded to Z. Dimick, a Walla Walla
nan. He broke 142 out of 150.
The consolation low average prise,
an electrical percolator, sugar, cream
er and tray given by John Vaughan,
was won by Cleo. l Bacr.
In the Pendleton Introductory whlcl)
consisted of four events of lj target
each. Prank Troeh was the winner in
,'lans A, breaking j out of 60. He wat
awal-dcd the bath robe and Indian
robo donated by the Aniorl. in Nation
al Bank. In -Class B, L A. lirumm of
Lewiston won, SJ birds out of to being
smashed. Thc prlie in this event was
a complete smoker's set given by the
Coy Billiard Parlors.
, The Greulich and JIatlock trophy,
I an Illinois watch wus won by L. B.
llomlne uf" Walla Walla with a record
of 5 out of 60. The solid leather suit
ease offered by Hamley and Co. for
Clara D was tied" for, Charles Me Ken n
of Wallii Walla and Jams Kates of
Pendleton each breaking 55 out of 60.
In the shoot off Estes won.
gfby$uw bxdFRI: cmS blanD
I'inalllla Ilapiils Overture
In the second event, J. B. Troeh of
Portland broke 38 out of 40 and won
the Ansco camera presented by Tall
man & Co.
. Tn Class 13, j)m. McXnrlln annexed
the Winchester 1912 model rifle offer
ed -by the Geo, C. Bacr Co. with his
mark of 39 out of 40. In class C, J. D.
Ankcny of Walla Walla secured Alex
ander's trophy which was a wardrobe
trunk. He broke 38 out of 40. '
In the Hound-L'p Special of two
events of 23 targets each there was no
winner In Class A. In Class B, M.
Zuger of Waltsburg, Wash, won the
beautiful traveling bag offered by the
Peoples' Warehouse with a perfect
score of 50 broken, iln Clans' C the
First National Bank trophy, a Pendle
ton Woolen Mill bed blanket and In
dian robe was tied for by C. J. Hamil
ton, J. B- Daley, M. W. Hansell and O.
Stephens. C. W. McKern won the auto
camper's complete outfit offered by
the W. J. Clarke Co., breaking 49 out
of 5.0.
. An Illinois watch offered by Sturgis
sc Storie as prize In the Pendleton Rod
A Gun Club consolation event was
captured bv J. P. Hayes whq slaught
ered 25 straight birds at 21 yr.rds. Sec
ond pri7.e was taken by H. J. Stlllman
who broke 24 thereby, winning the
Hjnel Pendleton solid leather gun case,
sliootiTS individual records were as
follows: , ,
C. . Matlock, Pendleton 12
P. Kirfcpatrlck, Pendleton ....... 139
Lee Ma flock, Pendleton ....... 136
1 Drummin, Levyiston 145
H, A. Williams, Milton 133
C. W M :Kean. Walla AValla 140
U B. Romane, Walla Walla 140
Z. Dimick. Walla Walla . 143
H. J. Morrison. Walla Walla 1
9. A. Pulton. Walla Walla 133
C. p. Dement. Walla Walla 136
J. D. Ankeny. Walla Walla ..... 138
J. White, Walla Walla 133
M. G. Whitman, Walla Walla' ... 129
T. J.FuJIyoshl. Walla Walla 121
C. W. Adams, Spokane 10!"
J. McN'urlln, Pendleton 146
A. J. Hamilton. Pendleton ....... 133
Dr. P. I j. Ingram, -Peudleton ..... 133
J. R. Daley. Pendleton .. , 13
H. J. Htlllman, Pendleton 13i
J. Talbot. Walla Walla 1
R- Hpanglc. Pendleton 134
G. C. Baer, Pendleton . , .. 91
E. Coutts,. Pendleton k 12
H. H. Veatch. Cottage Grove .... 13
W. I,. Marshal, Hood Rtvef 130
M. Wright, U'wlMon 124
J. F. Hayes. Walla Walla 13
H. R. Poston, San Francisco 138
D. C.JUowman, Pendleton 13c
r. rroen, ancouver 14
All right, M later BMll,vour Bucks
nio looking for now worlds to conquer,
Get somebody Juo.
r
Slil Williams hud a streak of mighty
tough luck yestcuday.
' I'gli huh, he fauiieil only 17 HcnnlM.
ton butter,
Phelps didn't 'do so bad, himself
and (he funny part of It Is that he
fooled Pendleton's heaviest hitters.
Prlnstancc, Hick Hanloy took a
couple ot retirements via the strike
out route, and Dick usually blnglcs if
there's any blnglcs to be made.
Of course there's no reason why one
man should be the goat all of the lime,
but the sporting ed. comes forward
with the observation that If someboib
could have got picture of our Hill
Cary yesterday when ho got ca ight oft
of first, Monn IJsa and September
morn would huve another rival.
Ad Hury'a stock rose several notches
yesterday. His batting eye has been
weak this season, but he did the little 1
stunt yesterday that brought home u
couple of tullles.
And Woods should be uhltt-to stick
around.
At study of the records shows that
Pete imtnugrd to get hits yesterday at
two critical times. ,
vIt's a sad state of affairs in Pendle
ton sportilom that makes ll necessary
for the Bucks to go uKay from home
to get decent gate. That's the way
things stack up, though.
Don Ruder. Pendleton boy who Is
playing shortstop for Xcv OTIeuns
the Southern I.eaie Is Eolr. KO'td.
Last weea s Sporting '' hliuws him
batting 325 for I he wiel;. 1! Is lead
ing off 111 the lineup.
.
Nick Williams, who w.is here vl'h
the Moose Jaw team for Calnlng laf
spring, hr. handed in hij resignation
as manager and will jvtuvn" iO hli-
home In (iregon. Moose Jaw Is next
to the bottom In the Ire vie H!i a rec
ord of 8 won and 18 but.
Homer Hay worth. Port hunt ! boy
wl o used to cstcl, ;or ilv Pendleti o
Bucks In tbf. days of the Western Tri
State, Is still laid up follov ii.e; a pccul
I t accident. Homer io c itching foi
i-"ir orth In the T?:-s League.
About two weeks a;o there was a
sho-' n,; scrape on t'.i.i rtiecis nf rt
V crtlt between two Tvnis. Homer
gathered in the crowd tbar was si-e-i
a the fight, and a -.ill ttum the
B'in of ine of the gunnc i pierced hi'
icg. l'e won't tie able t , work again
f'! -i;io',her fortnight.
BI3X DROP TWO.
SACn.VME.VTO, June 1,1. (A. P.)
Both games of a double header were
taken by Sacramento from Salt Like
City Sunday, the morning gamo by a
score of 5 to 3. and the afternoon
game 5 to 0. TSio afternoon gnnr
was one of the fastest played here
this m-nsnn. Prough, pitching for Sc
rameiito, was never In danger.
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OAKS AM) TI'JKHS split
I-OS ANGELES. June 13 (A. l ,
Oakland took one game of the two
pl.i.vcd here Sunday with Vernon, thut
gaining the series. The morning gun c
was taken by the Tigers 2 to 1; the
afternoon game by the Oaks, 4 to 2.
Neither game brought any features Ir,
the fore, the unusually small Sunday
crowds apparently causing apathy 4k
the diamond. , I
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J. Bv Troch, Portland ,
fol Baum, Pendleton ;
M. W. Hansell, Athena
M," Ij. Watts. Athena .
R. H. McKenile, 'VValtfburg v
Omar Stephens. Athena
M. Zrlger. Waltsburg ..... ....
James Bstes, Pendleton 130
W. D. Miller, Pendleton 129
W. Andegs on, . lUlton . . . , ..,130
C. a Cheshire:. Milton ill
D. B. Coyle, Milton ". -r Ills
G. A. Cowl, Milton '. 1H
R. M.-Tnnnlcr. Pendleton in.;... . 100
Thofe shooting at' less than 150 tar
gets were: . R.. Talbot, Walla Walla,
shot at 100, broke S3: J. A. Peterson.
Pendleton, shot at 133, broke 122; H.
XL Huff, Hpokane, shot at 120, broke
96; A. J. Gill, Pilot Rock, shot at 90.
broke 73. and F. Z tiger, Waltsburg.
shot at o'i, broke 4. -
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, AN'OKI T.VHlj SKRILH.
M FRANCISCO, June 13.-A
a Angeles won both games
from Pnn Frnec yesterday, tin
first 4-3 snd the seenul 3-1, Nbi-
hoff'ff infield mit In the ninth scoring
CoitoII who had tripled, guvo the An
gels victory In the first mime, in the
second fconte:rt the southerners bunch
ed h'ts In the first Inning and gained
a lead which the Sen Is were unable to
cvercomc. With today's d ublo vic
tory Iami Angeles won the series frcii;
H-in Krsnrlsco. losing thrrs guinea oi:l
of the seven played. The Angels d.
Ifeated San Francisco In a previous sc
ries this season also, ' ,
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Lard, Armour's, l(jf lbs, net $2.00
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