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TEN PAGES SECTION TWO PAGES 7 TO 10 TEN PAGES V 0 SECTIOxN TWO PAGES 7 TO 10 DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, JULY 6, 1921. FINE THING-FOR THE Bill Haines May be Retained But System of Rowing is to Undergo Some Revision. CAMnniDUE, Muhh., July 0 ( r. N H.) llorvard may not let Hill Haines, head coach of the varsity crew, seek other waters for thin work next year, but that there will he an ef fort to change the system of rowing nt Cambridge soph without Buying. Th teverse at the pnt two seasons have not been received any too graciously, despite the fact that Tale was beaten lHt year. The Crimson had a crew this year and last that only succeeded In winning one of the abort diHtanee races It took part In. ti rltiK the past week It looked as If Harvard and Yale met at Xew Ijondon to determine which crew ' the worst in the country, both having heen beaten a number of times, and Har vard come out of the argument see ' nnd best. It Isn't at all pleasing that Harvard men should have to concede their expensively developed crew the poorest In the country. So for that reason those most Interested will net together within a few months to out line a programme for a reorganization of Harvard rowing. Harvard stroke, llnmiorl In 1920 the powers that be decided I' was time that a typical Harvard stroke should be developed. They didn't stop to think of it being a losin-j stroke and Invited the best minds of the crew alumni as well as the couch ing staff to evolve a rowing system that could he successfully copied hy other colleges as well as schools which stood In need of a good stroke. Dr. Paul Wlthlngton, famous Har vard all-urnund uthleto, was largely responsible for n series of meetings where anybody who had something to say about rowing was asked to speak his mind freely. Captain Whitman, of the 1919 crew, Iithrnp Wlthlngton and others accepted the Invitation, and r stroke was evolved which was ex peeted to sweep the other college crews into oblivion. I!lit Its very first test proved a fall lire, lurgeiy because the Naval Acad emy crew which wos engaged at An napolis proved a world champion com. blnatlon. Princeton also beat Harvard varsity -a triangular ruc In which Pennsylvania, however, was forced In to third place. The Cornell crew cams along nnd gave Coach Haines dar-. lings a nice little slup on Lake Cur-1 nogie, but all was forgotten when thel Crimson put over a fine victory on Yale over the four-mile course. Hut nil i talk of exploiting the expected victo- j rioiw Harvard stroke fell flat for thej simple reason mere was no iiiiihuh fctroke; the men rather swung a J "tramp" oar after the racing season j was well under way. I Harvard's Alibi Harvard's rowing management con-: tends that it is too much to expect a j crew to row short races nil season and then Jump out Into a four-mile brush at three week's notice, although they were successful last year nxtilnst the! Ells. However, an effort was made, before the present rowini? season to get Annapolis to agree to a three-mile race, thus affording the Harvard oars men a chance to make the race with Yale a true climax by Inking each race on at a different distance, starting with the Henley course, until the crew would be at the peak of its form and ready for four miles by the time of the Yale regatta. Annapolis, however, objected, nnd consented only to a two-mile race, v.hich was arranged in conjunction with I'rlnceton nt Luke Carnegie. Har- vard finished a poor third, and also I lost to Cornell. They did manage to ! beat Massachusetts Institute of Teehj nology, but the defeat by Yale, while i it only was by Inches, nevertheless has made graduates of the college start! thinking. j There Is no one that can be pointed , to ns Haines successor, should such a change be desired. Hut the tils Hilton may get another chance, but unless he beats. Yale In 1922 lie is thrnnXli. Germany's Heroes in Civies AFTKIl TFXXIS IIOXOHS SAN FRANCISCO, July 6. (A. P.) Two California tennis players. Carl (lardiier nnd Phil Hettens. both San Franciscans, who hold the Oregon state doubles championship, will de fend their title nt the OreRnn cham pionships at Portland July 11. Several other California players will enter the Oregon tournament. Her bert Suhr and Charles Stlckney already ! are in the Pacific northwest playing in i other tourneys nnd Howard and Hoh- I (it Klnsey, San Francisco brothers, .d A I kV 'V f cF; , 4 r V i , 111 h I "V ! r I 4 y r other taste just like it - on Richehofen, Clerman ace (left), and Oenetal Ludendoi fT met nt Muirrii. liavajia. where ccrvuitniivii Wvi'e held tor aviators killed durmn tin war and William Parker, San Francisco. may make the trip. Phil Neer, Portland, holder of the i Oregon state singles title, will not de- i tend his chnmplonshlp, as he Is In the ' east playing on the Stanford I'nlverslly team. Neer recently was elected presi- dent of the National Intercollegiate Tennis Association. Pnrsengers for the Vnited States, who miss (he boat trains running be tween Paris and Havre, are to be taken to nnvre- by airplane. The planes will leave Ijh liourget two hours after the boat trains have departed. QUALITY SERVICE SANITATION THE BEST TIME TO DO Canning is right now. RASPBERRIES, LOGANBERRIES STRAWBERRIES Pendleton Trading Co. Phone 455 At the 8ign of a Service -If It's on (he Market We Have It" National I'agiio Standings I W. Li. I Pittsburg 4" 24 j New York 4 2 28 I Hoston 35 31 St. I.nuls . .36 33 Brooklyn .3-r sr. Chicago 31 36 Cincinnati ............ .,..21- 41 OSS Philadelphia 20 4 7 .2!i'i American Ixagne standings W. U Cleveland 4S 26 New York 46 27 Washington 41 36 Detroit 37 3S Hoston .32 39 St. Iiuls 32 43 Philadelphia 30 43 Chicago 29 4 2 Pairi- Vmst Pet. .662 .filS .530 .500 .463 Pet. .6 4!' .4 93 .45) .4 27 .411 . 4 il S TADST1DBITS (Hy I. X. S.) . i-eaauo standings W. U Prt. 33 San Francisco 60 Seattle 5 2 37 Sacramento 53 39 I.os Angeles 47 40 Oakland 47 4 1 Vernon 4 5 4 8 Salt Lake . .' '. . . 33 54 Portland 20 65 Yesterday's Itoults At I.os Angeles 4, Vernon 1. At San Francisco 3, Oakland 2 OX t:0S STALE. How many times have you seen a f:iihter lose through overtraining ? Think it over. Think of all the champs and hums you have seen fight. Can you rcaliy remember more than two? ""Then why is fl you watch a'chartrp boxing in the gym and really working about forty minutes a day you inti mate that he might overtrain? Host of them never work hard enoutifi each day to call it work. When Jim Cot belt brought Tom Cowler to America from Australia he sent the Cumberland "man mountain" to Doiiglaston, 1.. I., to train. Jim got him a match against Gunboat Smith and hired Hilly P.odenhach to triin him. Corbett was awfully anxious that Cowler should make a good showing and, above nil things, wanted him to be in superb shape. Jim used to visit the joint three 484 j times a eek and then Cowler had a 37nt pretty good workout. Cornett sneak 233 ed in on a day w hen he wasn't ex- peeted. however, and at 3:30 found Tom asleep tin the rubbing table. ! "The 'eat is killing me, Jim.'' 'he "Different in taste from other coffee and better." 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Our special Ford re fialr shop Is thoroughly equipped with seclally designed tools and tip-to-the-inlnute machinery so that repairs, adjustments or complete overhauls for Ford cars can be handled promptly and efficiently. Our mechanics who will do the work on your Ford car or truck, understand the Ford mechanism and know the right way to tune It up. Anil for the work you will puy only the reason able. Ford prices. We are a part of the Itlg Ford Family and not only repair Fords but sell them as well. We have more than a passing In terest In the service we ghe you. Drive to our Oarage when your Ford needs repairing. For Safetys Sake Have the Authorized Ford Dealer Do It. We Can Rebore and Polish Your Cylinders Too. JACK CHILDS, Foreman Simpson Auto Co. rhone 408 . Water & Johnson St. Service At Sacramento, Portland. teams traveling. At Salt lake, Seattle. No teams traveling. How the Scries Stand A t I.os Angeles 1 an me. Vernon no game; at San Francisco 1 game. Oak land no game. Wherp the Teams Play Next Week Portland versus Vernon at I.os An- i geles, Seattle versus Oakland at San Francisco, I,os Angeles at Salt 1-ake. San Francisco at Sacrnmento. Ili'aver Halting Averages Ab. H. Hale 171 Poole 333 Cox 337 Wolfer 34 5 flenln 31 Fisher 164 Itaker 162 Glnnl'di 20 Krug 290 Alee T.4 Johnson 51 63 10S 99 96 S9 44 42 71 12 11 Ave. .3 7 4 I said. "I cawn't work.", i Anyone at lhat moment handing 1 Mr. Corbett n new horseshoe would j have found it in two pieces w ith teeth I marks showing. "Uiok at that big stiff In there dy ing from work," piped Jim. "He's dead. I worked six months for Charley Mitchell, anil for the Jeffries fight 1 boxed twenty rounds every day for six weeks with Gus Huhlin. Cowl cr's dead after a week. 'lie reminds me of the tramp list ening to a pal in a box car. One tramp said: 'Ousty. 1 got an idea for a food machine. 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