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DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, WEDNESDAY EVENING, AUGUST 24, 1921.
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'Round the Sport Circle
WITH JACK VEIOCK,
International News Sporting ICdltor
NEW YOIiK, Aug. 24. (I. X. S.)V
What la the matter with iritlnh uth
leteB anil nthlotlcs? The ItritiHh
theniHelvcH would give a kooc dual to
know.
Sine the World War came tn un end
John Hull has been a consistent lomr
In many branches of sport and som wt
the losses he haa felt most keenly have
been (wallowed right In h!n own back
yard.
KngllHh critics of sport are continu
ally harping about the inability f
their athletes to return to a (semblance
of pre-war form, but they have been
unable, apparently, to suRgcst a rem
edy. Without a doubt much of England's
nackwiirdncss In returning to normal
cy In sport may be laid at the door of
the former German Kaiser and the
ruckus he started In 1914. England
lost many an uthletic star, and her
long and heroic utruuggle from 1914 to
191s swept all thought of utlilellcs
aside.
Yet the English are lovers of sport
of all kinds and compared to the popu
lation of the -tight little Isle." there
are Just tig big percentages of com
petitors In various lines of sport ns we
have here In America, lint still the
Hrltish continue to tako the loser's
shuro of tho spoils.
Cousins AfTONH INind
The year 1H21 has been exception
ally disappointing to our cousins
across the pool.
Jock Hutchinson's victory lit the
Ilrltish open golf championship was
a cevere blow.
Tho victory of the American ama
teur golfers in the team match at Hoy
lake was another disappointment.
John !uil found balm, however, In
Miss Ieltil's victory in the women's
golf championship and the vlctorv of
Hunter In the nmaleur at Hoy-
lake. .
Hill Tllden's successful defensn of
his international singles title at Wim
bledon and the decisive manner In
which the American polo four lifted
tho International cup did not sweeten
Johnny Hull's tea.
Tho defeat of the Hrltish Davis Cup
team bv Australia ut Pittsburgh re
cently and tho invasion of the Oxford jHutchison, BamCS, JonCS
Cambridge athletes who lost to laia
and Harvard and tiod with Princeton
and Cornell sums up Hrltiuh-Ainei icai
clashes in sport to (lot.
RKIaal
VVVUIII V I V I I 1111 j
J; - WHRARF NMFFT
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En
tered in Tourney at Cleve
land; Couse in Fine Shape.
National Icaguc KlfiiiiliiiK
; Pittsburg .. 76 4 1
N'ew York 'il
Roston . . 85
llrooklyn 62
St. Louis 54
Cincinnati r3
Ch.'cago 4 7
Philadelphia 3
Over there they Are still nuking:
"What Is the matter with our athletes?"
I!y W1LMA.M J. HCSK.K, .
International News Service Staff
Correspondent.
I CI.KVKLAXD.
We may be wrong, but perhaps our
English cousins do not play the game ! Huiehlson, of Glen
hard enough. The average K'iBlih-I holder of the P.ritlsl
as we nave viewea nim we uo
Aug, 24. "Jock"
View. Chicago,
P.ritlsh open and West
ern open golf championships; Jim
aggressiveness of our lads, j .. .. ', (lf ,,.,,. ;h v,lth,
man
rot mean tho Kudds or the Hills
lacks the
He doesn't play his game as religious
ly and as tirelessly. Ho comes to a
point where he lets well enough alone.
Over hers our athletes have had a
tradition handed down to them. It is
th's:
You are never so good that you can
not Improve your game and you 'will
never be too good to be beaten!
The American athlete has this warn
ing in his mind all the while. He
American It'agiii- .Standings.
N'ew York 70 4 4
i Cleveland 72 47,
j Washington 64 56
St. Louis t
' Honton .' V. 55 6U
I Petroit . . 56 65
Chicago 50 67
Philadelphia V 45 73
1'aHfic Coast 14'njtue Standing.
amateur, who at times has shown such
uncanny skill with the clubs, are am
ong those who start today In the
Western open tournament nt the Oak
wood club's course here. The tourna
ment lasts three days.
In addition to these entries, which
number more than 150. include the
stars of American golfdom, and, un
less all signs fail, some of the best
golf ever seen will be played in the
Those lialtimore Orioles are some
birds. They are flying so high above
the rest of the international leaguers
that they can't be seen with the naked
eye. y
DRY AGENTS ARE AFTER
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We have contracted a large supply of extra fancy
Stanfield Bartlet Tears to arrive Wednesday. Place
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These pears are in apple boxes, which are much
larger than the regular pear boxes.
KnOWn II IS COIU 11 Kill lh..J,. ,, .hl,.h ...111 1ol.rn.lno
hlnuelf accordingly It might not be
"""' "" ' I plonshlp for the coming year.
Barnes, national open champion
and former Western ppen champion,
hopes once more to wrest from Hutch
ison the title which he lost last year,
but a glance nt the entry list shows
that tho New Yorker has many 'other
hazards to overcome. Chick Evnns,
Krone's Oulmet, Walter Hagen all are
here and with them are many scores of
others that have a chance of carrying
off the coveted title, among them be
ing Kmmet French of Youngstown;
Pob McDonald, of Chicago; Bertram
Way, .Mayfield Club, Cleveland; Jo-j
scph Klrkwood. Australian open
champion. ,
The Oakland club itself presents I
two entiles David Ogilvle, who has j
been the club professional since 1913. j
coming here from the Morris county, i
N'ew Jersey, Oolf Club 'and Andrew!
Gray, his nephew and assistant, a i
youth of eighteen, who shows promise
of becoming me of the stars of the !
game. Ogilvle halls originally from j
St. Andrews, Scotland. j
The course is In fine shape for the i
fuelling play. Entrants are exhibit-
,!ng a ;tv interest In 'h-i prize , f-i
ferel l y tne local club to th so lr ..t-!
im;. wiy- 71 on the lii;l.s Thi.v fei; j
h-M 1(1 jet I .pen accon;,i;i..lir;, ,ie. j
spife the :U':U of pinfe-: N'.nals and!
; I'u.i'eui-s v ito have teed off hole j
j Wl ' llicr lhe low score mi.1. in
Western c en event by A.rc!:nr Smith
In I'j'ii at Cincinnati, wim i he slu.t I
(1VS, wdl be beaten also pr "v lire livei;. j
.1i-i nle. li'.it the concensus ;s that it j
will net Jim Parnes. win won -.t i
MayficM, i.'e sister Clevei.in 1 ionise
in 1 IP", nnde a scorn of 1 ' 'lie
hUlicrr winning score record-;,! since
t'i:s ivcn' v.us carded wa.i 'nude by
Ab e l; Sn 'tli nt Milwaukee in l:o:.
w-'ieii he took 318 stroke io win lhe
chaii p'onsh'p.
NORFOLK, Va., Aug. 23. (I". P.)
Fifty armed bootleggers, aboard
five f.-.st motor schooners carrying
25l),OflO worth of Scotch whiskey are
dashing up Chesapeake bay toward
Haltinmre, with the dry agents In full
cry. .
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San Francisco .. S6
Sacramento 82
Seattle- 79
Los Angeles
Oakland '." . . . . 76
Vernon 75
Salt Lake 55
Portland 33
Yesterday's Itesults.
At San Francisco, Oakland 3, Port
land 2.
At Los Angeles, Seattle 9. Vernon 6.
At Sacramento 4, San Francisco 1.
At Salt Lake 8. Los Angeles 7.
American Association Itesults.
Milwaukee 3, Indianapolis 6.
Kansas City 11, Louis.ille 10.
Minneapolis 4, Columbus 10.
Southern AM-ia;:on Itesults.
Little Rock 2-2, Xew Orleans 7-4.
Hiimingham 0, Atlanta 15.
Memphis 9, Mobile 3.
Nashville 4. Chattanooga 3.
Western lx-asuo KckiiIih,
St. Joseph 7, Joplin 8.
Omaha 6. Wichita 4.
Sioux City 5, Oklahoma City
Des Moines 3, Tulsa 0.
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B.) Here's a new Henry Ford story.
It is told by Judge William E. Taker,
of Federal District Court, and it is a
new one, for it happened when Mr.
Fold, H. S. Firestone and Thomas A.
Edison were in Elkins the other day
on their mountain camping expedition.
Two negroes were playing dice
that it, ''shooting craps" in the street
and one had taken about all the money !
tho other had. The winner played'
slowly and took plenty of time with j
the dice before he would ' roll" them.
The loser was impatient.
'Nigger,' he said, "Ford them
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"I means shake, rattle and roll, dat's
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moving Into place with the precision
of a giant machine. The lesson the
circus gives you and me in efficient
organisation is enough excuse to keep
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tho telephones may ring and Jangle in
our offices. Did you ever stop to won
der why the nig show moves off a lot
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other than that it's the circus, the
thing we loved as n boy and thank
heaven! we still love us red blooded,
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And that's why a few of the whys
--vo w'll be on hand when the long
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ing the elephants the clowns, the
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the two stages, the air nnd the track
under the great Sells-Kioto big top
ere filled with the color nnd the stir
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Tobacc C.
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N.C. .
SAILE '
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COUNTY. THE FOLLOWING PROPERTY WILL BE SOLD AT W. T. KID WELL'S
PLACE TWO MILES SOUTHEAST OF PILOT ROCK
SALE COMMENCES AT 10 O'CLOCK SHARP
1 bay horse, 6 yrs. old, weight 1300 lbs.
1 bay horse, 7 yrs. old, weight 1300 lbs.
1 black hcrse, 5 yrs. old, weight 1600 lbs.
1 black horse, 7 yrs. old, weight 1600 lbs.
1 bay mare, 9 yrs. old, weight 1300 lbs.
1 black mare, 9 yrs. old, weight 1300 lbs.
1 black mare, 5 yrs. old, weight 1200 lbs.
1 gray horse, 4 yrs. eld, weight 1300 lbs.
1 bay mare, 7 yrs. old, weight 1250 lbs.
1 black horse, 9 yrs. old, weight 1100 lbs.
1 bay mare, 8 yrs. old, weight 1300 lbs.
1 black mule, 2 yrs old, weight 1200 lbs.
1 black mule, 5 yrs. old, weight 1100 lbs.
1 black saddle horse with saddle.
2 mule sucking colts, dandys.
1 horse sucking colt.
Combined 12 foot Baby Holt with 22
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2 Kentucky 16 and 7 hoe drills.
1 Superior 16 and 7 disk drill.
2 wagons, 3, with racks.
2 3-bottom Oliver plows.
1 2-bottom Oliver plow.
1 12-inch walking plow.
1 McCormick mower and rake.
3 iron harrows.
1 spring tooth harrow.
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1 single buggy and harness
5 sets butt chain harness.
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