.'. . . - - -..'' SAD TIIE EAST OREGONIAN SPORT PAGE AND RECEIVE THE NEWS THAT IS FURNISHED BY THREE SERVICES, A. P. U. P. AND I. N. S: TEN PAGES SECTION TWO PAGES 7 TO 10 TEN PAGES SECTION TWO PAGES 7 TO 10 DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, THURSDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 22, 1921. EIGHT LETTER MEN REPORT TO COACH RUTHERFORD FOR f TRYOUTS ON FOOTBALL FIELD , ; King In Kilts EXPOHED OUTCOME OF M) 'Sixty MinuteB of Fight' is , Slogan Adpted by 0. A. C. Pigskin Pushers This Year. OREGON ( AORPCULTURAli COL fcEGE, Corvalls, Sept. 22. 'Sixty minutes of fight" In the slogan which will load Coach "Dick" Rutherford's "Flehtlnfc-'Aggies" through the Coming football season. Lust Thrsclay morn Ing the Beaver eleven started training l'4or the 1921 season. Thirty huskies rropuiiueu io mo iirsi cuii to uon tne football togs. The return of "Cog" Campbell and Lovcy to the college has been a great boost to the strength of the squad, ac cording to reports from the coaching staff. Campbell was left tackle on the 1919 freshmen team. Locey play ed fullback on the famous 1916 team which defeated th Michigan Aggies. lie is out for a tackle position. Letter mon; who have reported for this year's squad are Captain "Gap" roweii, -oT" Stewart, 'Ted" Heyden "Nlto" Dalgh, Murium McFadilen, Harold McKenney, "Huskey" McKen- na, and Joe Kashberger. ' All of the men reported in fine condition, ac cording to. the coach. Armory Gill and Ray Lougrey from the 1920 "rook" team are making strong bids for a regular place on the varsity. Gill Is showing ability us a punter and Loughrey Is after a place on tho light end of the line. Eugene Miller, star player from long Beach, -California high school, Is out for the squad. Me was In college last year, but did not turn out for freshman football. The coaching staff for this year will be headed again by "Dick" Ruther ford. He will be assisted by Guy L Rathbun, Ralph O. Coleman, and Rob ert H, Hager. Clyde . W. Hubbard, former O. A. C. end, will coach the rooks this year. "Dad" Butler, var sity trainer, promises to have the nen In the best possible condition for the season. The team Is spending very little time on the fundamentals of the game. This work was coverefl.jn.the sur.ln trjiln "lng season. Real work is on the pro gram for the Beaver "Huskfes." Twenty-nine men have been admitted to thr" training tabid by the coach. QUALITY SERVICE Let This Store Be Your Headquarters Not only this week but every day in tlie year that you wish A-No. 1 Meats and Vegetables. Pendleton Trading Co. Phone 455 At the Sign of Serrtoe "If It's on the Market We Have It" Fords USED CAR AND 11518 Truck $275.00 11918 Truck $375.00 11920 Roadster, starter $320.00 1 1919 Touring, starter $300.00 1 1919 Touring $240.00 11919 Roadster ...$175.00 11939 Roadster $150.00 11918 Roadster ....J. i $180.00 11917 Roadster $125.00 These are the lowest prices ever quoted en used Fords. Come In and see them. They are worth tho price uskod. " votnis foii a Fonn Simpson Water and Johnson SC. BASEBALLSUMMARY I Nulioiiul 1eaguo Ktandlngo W. L. Now York .91 " S6 . Pittsburg 85 '68 HU Louis H3 63 Host on 77 69 Brooklyn 71 72 Cincinnati 66 79 Chicago 58 87 Philadelphia 49 98 ret .619 .095 .569 ,528 .497 .45.", .400 .33 American Ix'Utftio Standings W. ..90 . .91 ..74 ..73 ..70 ,.71 ,,..08 ..48 L. 53 54 71 72 71 78 87. 91 Pet. .62 .628 .511 .50a .397 .481 New York . . Cleveland . . St. Louis . . . Washington Boston Detroit Chicago Philadelphia .400 .345 Pacific Coast. League Standings. . W. L. Pet. San Francisco 101 75 .573 Los Angeles 99 74 .572 Sacramento ..100 75 .571 Seattle ..94 77 .650 Oakland ...92 82 .628 Vernon 90 86 .511 Salt Lake , ......... i ...71 100 .415 Portland 47 125 .272 Yesterday's Results At Portland 2, Sun Francisco 4; at Seattle 1, Loa Angeles 0; at Los An geles, Salt Lake 6, Vernon 4; at Sun Francisco, Sacramento 6, Oakland 2. American Association Results Toledo 9-2, Milwaukee l-0. Kansas City at Columbus, rain. Louisville 9, Minneapolis 1, Indianapolis 18, St. Paul 4. Western Ix-ague Results Wichita 11, St. Louis 2. Oklahoma City 1, Sioux City 0. Tulsa 11, Des Moines S. Joplin 8, Omaha 9. How the, Series Stand At Portland no games, San Fran cisco 2 games. At Los Angeles, Salt Lake 2 games, Vernon no game. " At Part FronclRco, ouklund 1 game, Sacramento 1 game. i ' At Seattle 1 game, Los Anceles no gamo. ' SANITATION Fords TRUCK BARGAINS Auto Co. SEHYICE Phone J08 -ft xy w Here's the King ol England alt dressed up in Scottish garb. Prob ably this la the first time you've had an intlaaat glimpse of th ., king's knees. LL TOUR LEADS DEXVEH, Sept. 22. (I. X. S.) Cupid, always lurking around the cor-I'l-nrx of Denver's louniy court, made a double killing here when two couples from Nebraska .started on a sight xcciiig trip thrnugn tile minding, which they mistook for the state cupltol. The ncwlyweds are Ernest Young and ola Largent Young and Eddie Olmstead and Ella Ely Oimstead, all of Guide Hock, Neb. Whilo searching through the court house for the Plate miisptim exhibit, not knowing that they had missed the Slate Capitol by several blocks, the purty noticed tho marriage lieenso signs swinging over the door of the County Clerk's office. "Well, what do you say'" Young suggested to .Miss Lnrgont. "Yes," came the blushing reply. "All right, let's go," Young shouted "and how aliout you folks'.'" ho de manded of olmstead and Miss Ely. "Ijet s make It a double wedding." f A few minutes later the ipiurtet ap peared before Magistrate Henry. Jiray, who interrupted a session of court to tie the double knot. The party was on an automobile tour from their Nebraska homes and wore sightscelnc In Denver while their machine was being repaired in a local garage. BABY BORN ON PEACE DAY After Mctrier Had Been Re stored to Health by Lydia E. 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Pinkham's Vefreto'ole Compound and be restored to health. ' ' V fin rr " m 'I " i 1 l A JS Ohio IJot Touted to be as Fast as it Was Last Year; Stock ia Chicago is Going r Up Chicago, sept. 22. (tr. . P. Western conference football will con tribute its share to what is expected to be the biEgcst season in the history of the gridiron. ' i . . The "Hlg Ten" gets unaer way on October 8 and closes on November 19 with five games. Critics are slow In making advance predictions about the chain pionshlii battle. Ohio State, however, Is gen erally regarded as having a heavy, job in winning the championship again th!s year. (The loss of Stinchcomb and Workman will bo severe for the liuck eyes, but tho Columbus followers look at Coach Wilce for one or two of his usuui finds from the new material. For the first time an opportunity will be afforded for a comparison be tween eastern and western football through the game between ' Chicago and Princeton. According to word frc m the east, I'rinceton Is rated as the sure champion, and Chicago is 'expect ed to stand well among the conference eleven.,. Illinois, Wisconsin and Michigan, as usual, can be counted upon for strong teams. L ttle can be expected of In diana or Northwestern. While not a member of tho confer ence, the Notre Dame eleven will be prominent on tho westen stage. De spite the lo:;.s of the great George (51pp. tho South Hend university is ex pected to have another Rreat machine. Three fames with conference elevens lowtf, Purdue and Indiana are on the Notre Dame schedule, which may be res'ilted in some tanttinile dopo for the award of the western championship. Notre Dame alsu has games with Nebraska, the Army and the Michigan Aggie:'. . The schedule for the big sainos in the west is as follows: , ' October 8 Chicago arid Purdue ut Chicago. Minnesota and Northwestern at Min neapolis Iowa and Notre Dame at Iowa City.' Wisconsin ' and South Dakota at Mad'son. . Ohio Ptate andWierlin nt Columbus. Michigan and Case nt Ann Arbor. " Iowa and Illinois ut Iowa C!tv. Northwestern and Wisconsin . at Evanston.' Ohio Mate and Minnesota at Cohim bu:V . Michigan and Michigans Aggifcs at Ann Arbor. l'urduc and Notre Dame at Lafay ette. Octolx-r 22 ' ", Michigan and Ohio State at; Ann Artmv . initio's and Wisconsin at l.'rbarta. Minnesota and Indiana tit "Minne apolis.. . Notre Dame and Nebraska at Notre Dame. , fXiolKT 20 Ill'no's and Michigan at Trbnna. Purdue and Iowa at lafayette. Wisconsin and Minnesota at Madi son. Chicago and Colorado nt Chicago. Ind-ana. and Notre Dame at Indian apols. Nebraska and Oklahoma at Lincoln. Xoveniler 5 Chicago and Ohio State at Chicago. .Minnesota and Iowa at Minneapolis. Purdue and Northwestern ut La fayette. " ' November 12 Illinois and Chicago at Crbana. Iowa and Indiana at Iowa City. Ohio State and Purdue nt Columbus. Wisconsin and Michigan at Madison. Notre Dame and Haskell Institute at Notre Dame. 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