East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, June 25, 1921, DAILY EDITION, SECTION TWO, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextTHE EAST OREGONIAN WILL HAVE THE FULL WIRE REPORT OF ASSOCIATED PRESS ON THE BIG FIGHT BESIDES U. P. AND I. N. S. REPORTS ' 1 hBaaM&SiS$ TWELVE PAGES SECTION TWO PAGES 7 TO 12 TWELVE PAGES SECTION TWO PAGES 7 TO 12 DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, SATURDAY EVENING, JUNE 25, 1921. i iln' to the thin they cull the "pink." The novelty of getting off the tread mill meana Humethlng to DempHi y. H'h like a tonic. I onu appreciate Juki j how he feels knocking off even a day. und It will not hurt him in the leam. i I ! SOLVE YANK TWiRLERSi Blood-Cleansing, Appetite-Making Strength-Giving Corbett Thinks That American Can Hit no Harder Than Any of Good Heavies of Past. Ry JAMES J. COKBKTT. (.Copyright, 1921, by the 1. N. 8.) ATLANTIC C1TV, June 25. in nix ing tip prohnhllitlex in the DeuipMey. I'arpentler fight there Is one point It In well to remember tliut Dempxey will not have a Hlow-moving object to punch. ' Oarpentler in faBt and aliifty. lle'H tricky, too, and he him a habit of waltzing about, feinting with bin heurt und coaxing an opponent to lend that may aeem rather forego to the champion for the reiimn unit he has not met a man of Cleorse's epecd. Cm not trying to take anything nway from Dempxcy. Neither am 1 trying to convince anyone that Dcmp- dey In going to win the big figlrt I M'l'K V IS. SAN FRANCISCO, June 2.1. (A. I'.) Ouklaud won a poorly played gunle from Halt Ijike, 13 to 8. The Heea knocked (-'elliold out of the box In the flint inning . and acored four num. while the Oakn gave lould snn llar rough treatment fur five tallica in their half of the name frame. Winn, who replaced Scihold, was ' hit hard, hut not KiicceH.ifully enough i for Kali I-ake to catch up, while rag ged fielding by their IroubleH. tiie Heea added to i roi'llaml I.om-h Again. : I'OHTI.AND, June 2.1. (A. I'.l isan Krancii-oo walked away with an j other game from Portland yesterday, j The final Bcore was 15 to 2' Terrific h ttlnif netted the Sealn i five runs on five hits In the nixth and 3 to 4 Vernon. LOS A NO-ELKS, June 25.- (A. P.I Vernon overcame a four-run lead and defeated Sacramento. 5 to i, Hy att doubled In the tenth and Shellen bach ran for h m. Schneider (sacrific ed, Shellenbach going to third. H.m na hgot a base on balls and .Sliellen hnch acored when French forced Han nah at second. or seven runs on seven hits In the ninth. that Carpentler has an even chance or hut it wasn't altogether poor Sain better. I'm almply picking out points I Itoss' fault. Fach rally started after for my readers to consider. I errors had wrecked chances to retire Detnpsey is a mighty hard hitter. He I the Hide. practically knocked Jess Willard out In tho first round Just as be did Fulton, MorriB nnd others. He can knock out any man he can hit but so could Jef Irles, Filzsimmons, Rulllvnn or Peter Muhr. Detnpsey hits no harder than most n (he hard-hitting heavies In ring hiflory. For instance, I think Hint Mahi r could hit as hard as uny man who ever lived. If Maher could ho.e had the slow moving Willard In fr.'ia j of 1 tm In a championship battle 1 think he would have knocked him int as quickly ns did Dempsey. The s-.nie goes for Jeff, Fit and Sullivan. ?li ch depends, then, on how Car rentier gets Marted. He may fail in get away to a good start and if he does he no doubt will have to suffer for It. But he Is a dangerous man, quicker than Dempsey i n his feel and the champion had best look out not to get In his way. He has a great right hand. If he get off to a good start his speed and cleverness are o,ulie likely to bother the chnmpicn and an J)uunCi: lnJUed to s uxli mere is no ten might have upon him. CHICAGO, June 21. (A. P.) Am-, erlcan college pitchers have proved! too much for K. Tanaka, centerf ielcl- on the Waxeda University Japan.se hall team now touring the foiled Slates. In the Toklo college league Tanaka Is known as the "Habe Kutli, of the league. He holds a record of six home runs In 8.x games during last winter's season In Japan, but thus far he has failed to solve the American puzzlers for a circuit clout. O. Taniguchi, the Japs- star left hander, has been likewise unable to duplicate his record made in Toklo, I dining his American trip. Last win ter Ik Ditched two no-hit games, but I thus far every American team has j scored on him. His effectiveness Is i due ma nly to a swift drop, with j which he often retired his opponents, with three strike-outs in a row. Tani guchi is 20 years old and a freshman. Waxeda 1ms two good right handers In S. Matsumoto and F. Arita. In the last of the thiee games series with the University of Chicago, Arita replaced Taniguchi in the 7th inning with the bases full and two out. 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Paddock placed second. hatlves neither (II) I. N. S.) Are Tln'jr Hotter Nowadays? The writer of the following letter doesu t insist that the boxing game has gone back. He simply asks you to think It over. I C'HICAOO, June 21. (A. P.) When Coach Toliita of the Weseda I'niversity baseball team runs over to the third base, coaching lines as his Nipponese ball players cimie to bat, he doesn't let loose a flow of Japanese but yells instructions in the native lan guage of the great American game. All of his players, who lire now touring the country, speak English in some de gree and all of them use American baseball parlance on the diamond. "Even the youngsters In Japan call 'Out' and Strike' In English." Coach Tohita said here recently, when his nine played the I'niversity of Chicago a three game series. "Of course all students in high schools and universi ties in Japan ate tausht Knglish. but cut In the fields where the small boy, play ball, they use the English tetms. 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We have c neavv-weicht champion, bir about the others'.' Are the bantams as good as Jimmy Barry and Dixon '.' l,i nur featherweights measure up to .McOovern '.' j Are our lightweight kings as good as j McAulirfe. Kmc. Ijivigne or t.ans Have we welters who could with Walcott? Cnubl our middleweight bold Kyan and Ketchel? Could Ivcvinsky or Carpenter beat such light heavies as McCoy, Kid Cur- Joe Choynski, Fii'-wimmons, jai a Jim Parry, Jack Uont ljing .Tack O'Krlen? make me laugh; in V lip's I Coach Tobila, who is 3T, years old. ' h is been playing hall for more than ' 15 years and has been a professional ' c ouch for two years, lie was a star at j Weseda. which is located at Tokyo, land captain of the team in 1909-ln. j His early diamond training was under j Herbert H. Hunter, a former New j York Ciiant, who had a large part in ; the development of baseball at Wase ! da. Haseball. however, has been play- ed in Japan for years. Coach To ! bit a said. j "The Japanese have two seasons of hall," Coach Toblta said, in explaining : their er.tliiisiann for the game "We j have a spring anil autumn schedule, each lasting about two months. In ' Token '-e have a leeeue of four uni- wivities and play a regular schedule. Weseda has about llii.ilOa students but comparatively few of them taki part In athletics. Coach Tohita said. Members of the team expressed ; I great adm'ration for the American ' universities, especially the large gym nasiums wH'cli Japanese universnie: do not yet have. smile. Like Secretary of War Weeks, to Denby has first-hand experience in dealing with the legislative branch of the government, for he served as con gressman from Michigan until some time before the world war. Heci gnizing with other members of the cabinet that the codntry faces no task in the after-the-war rcad- M off ter. Mol'I'ait. fi id or Don't ci acked, llespectfully yours. CK.STCS. Will F.ogcrs says. 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Vewspauer men, with whom be has daily conferences, find In him a ma" who is milck to see "hews." -This is 1 probably the result of contact with j scores of news gatherers during his years in congress. Denby early announced his belief in i a navy second to none, and his encr- j gies are devoted to seeing that tbe I'nited States Is fully-equipped on the j eas. DRESSMAKER MADE WELL Followed a Neighbor's Advice and Took Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Vernon, Tex. "For three years 1 suffered untold agony each month with pains in my sio.es. i found only tempo rary relief in doctor's medicineor anything else I took until my husband saw an ad- vertisement of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com pound. I mentioned it to a neighbor and . she told me she had taken it with good results and advisee1 1 me to try it. I was then in bed part ot the time and my doctor said 1 would have to be operated on, but we decided to 1r the Vegetable Compound and 1 also used Lydia E. 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