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READ THE EAST OREGONIAN SPORT PAGE AND RECEIVE THE NEWS THAT IS FURNISHED BY TIHIEE SERVICES, A. P., U. P. AND I. N, S, i)' TEN pages SECTION TWO PAGES 7 TO 10 TEN PAGES SECTION TWO , PAGES 7 TO 10 DAILY EAST OREQONIa!n, PENDLETON, OREGON, THURSDAY EVENING, SEPTEMBER 29, 1921. Hee Haw! Hee Haw! Jt Was a Draw CADETS WANT TO GET M Hand Decorated" J5i rv 'kt A, ' Vases and Jardiners ji J fit BIG TEAMS OF SOUTH : IN GOOD FETTLE FOR FOOTBALL IStEAS, Centre and Georgia Tech Will : Be Strongest Teams From Present Dope Available. " ATLANTA, Gft Sept. 29. (U. P.) With schedule spiced up by numerous "tar Intenectlonnl battles, l2l foot ball In the south promises to live up to ' year's standard which established tho gridiron sport on a high plune. Georgia Tech, with most of last year's stars available, Is considered the favorite for the championship. Centre, however, will have to be con Idered, regardless of Tech's victory . over the Colonels last year when Moran's team was caught In bad con dition after the Harvard game and was Deaten. The big intersection!!! battles are Centre and Harvard, George Tech and Penn State, Georgia Tech and rtutgors, Georgia and Harvard, Tulane and De troit, and Tennessee and Dartmouth. ' . The schedule of the Important games In tha south, follows: i Oct. 1. Alabama vs. Spring Hill at Tuscaloosa; Alabama Poly vs. Howard at Birmingham; Centre vs. Clemson at Danville; Georgia vs. Mercer at Athels; Oeorgla Tech.. vs. Ogelthorpe at At lanta; Kentuckey vs. Kentuckey Wes leyan at Lexington; Tennessee vs. maryviiie at Knoxville; Tulane vs. Mississippi Collegia at Ts"rw Orleans: Vanderbllt vs. Tennessee Northern at Nashville; Mississippi vs. Arkansas Aggies at Oxford. . Oct. I. Alabama vs. Marion Instl tute at Tuscaloosa; Alabama Poly vs. Spring Hilt at Montgomery: Cehtre vs. Virginia Poly at Danville; Furman vs. Georgia at Greenville: Georgia Tech vs. Davidson at Atlanta; Kentucky vs. Marshall at Lexington; Tennessee vs. Chattanooga, at Knoxvllle; Tulane vs. Mississippi at New Orleans; Vender- fttate vs. Natchitoches Xormal at Baton Rogue. Oct. 15 Alabama vs. Southern Mili tary Inst, at Tuscaloosa; Alabama Poly vs. Clemson at Auburn; Chatta nooga vs. Georgetown College at Chat tanooga; Georgia Tech vs. Furman at Atlanta; Georgia vs. Harvard at Cam bridge; . Kentucky vs. Vanderbllt at Lexington; Kentucky Wesleyan vs. Transylvania atj. Winchester;- Louis iana State at' Texas Aggies at Raton Rouge; Mercer vs. Florida at Macon; Rlc Inst. vs. Tulane at Houston; Cen tre vs. St. Xnvler at Cincinnati; Ten- - T ' si iiiltrsri. i i 1 ' 1 11 i I 40 A w ,sS 'They're off!" cried the crowd at the fair at Rhlnecliff, N Y Mrs Theodore Ronsvc!t touched her whil mnle with the lash and Mrs. J. Grlswold Webb, New York society matron, urged Her black mule forward Down the stretch they "thundered" and the Judgo declared the race a dead heat, each drive,' .'laving used tho whip tbe same nun-"jv or timet, each mule having wifigled his ears in equal rhythm The race is an an BUU fMlura of tha fair. nessee vs. Dartmouth at Hanover. Oct. 22. Alabama vs. University of South at Birmingham; Alabama I'oly Camp Bennett at Auburn; Georgia vs. Ogelthorpe at Athens; Georgia Tech vs. Rutgers at Atlanta; Howard vs Chattanooga at Gadsden: Kentucky vs. Georgetowa College at Lexington; Louisiana State vs. Spring Hill, Baton Rogue; MISHiiMippl College vs. Howard at Clinton; Tennessee vs. Florida at Knoxvllle; -Texas vs Vanderbllt at Dal las; Centre vs. Transylvania at Lexing ton; Tulane vs. ' Mississippi Aggies at New Orleans. ' : Oct. 29. Mississippi vs. Birming ham Southern at Birmingham; Chat tanooga vs. Maryville at Chattanooga; Tulane vs. Detroit at Detroit; Georgia vs. Alabama Poly at Columbus; Centre vs Harvard at Cambridge; Kentucky vs. Unlerslty of South at Louisville; Louisville v. Kentucky Wesleyan at Louisville; Loulsana slate vs. Alabama at New Orleans. Nov. B.-i Alabama vs. Vanderbllt at Birmingham; Centre vs. Kentucky at Danville; Chattanooga vs. University of South lat Chattanooga; Florida vs. Houth Carolina at Tampa;-Jeorgla vs. Virginia at Tehens; Georgia Tech vs. Clemson at Atlanta; Kentucky Wes leyan vs. Georgetown at Winchester; Loulsana State vs. Arkansas at Shreve- 4 3 n QUALITY SERVICE SANITATION DELICIOUS APPLES, BOX . $2.00 COOKING APPLES, BOX Pendleton Trading Co. Phone 455 $1.00 the Sign of Servto "If It's on the Market We Have It" port; Mlrs'ssippl vs. Mlsslss'ppl Col lep.e at Vlcksbiirg; Tennessee vs. Mis sissippi Angles at Knoxville; Transyl vania vs. Maryland at Lexington; Tulane vs. AJabama Poly at New Or lciini. Nov. 11. Alabama vs. Florida at Tuscaloosa; Blrm'ngham Southern vs. Chattanooga nt Birminghiim; Louis iana Poly vs. Southwest Indian. School at Huston. Nov. 12. Centre vs. Alabama Poly at Birmingham: Georgia Tech 'vs. Georgia at Atlanta: Kentucky ' vs: Virginia' Military Ins-., at Louisville; Loulsana State vs. Mississippi at Paton ltoune;-Tennetee vs. University of the South nt Knoxville; Miss'ssippi Aggies vs. Texas at Austin; Vanderbilt vs. Georgia at Nashville; Washington Uni versity vs. Tulane at St. Louis. Nov. 19 Centre vs. Washington and Lee at Lou'svllle; FlorlOa vs. Mis sissippi College at Jacksonville: Geor gia vs. Alabama at Atlanta; Tulane vs. Louisiana at New Orleans. ' Nov. 24. Alabama vs. Mississippi Aggies at Pirm'nghum; Florida vs. (gelthorpe at Ga'nsvlllo: Georgetown College vs. Clemson at A'hens; Geor-ia-ech vs. Alnliams. Polyst Atlnnta; Kentucky vs. Tennessee at Ixlngton; Spring Hill vs. Mississippi College at Mobile: Vnnderblle vs. University ,of South at Nashville. i Dec. 3. Louisiana Poly vs. Louisi ana nt Alexandria; M'ss'as'.ppl Aggies vs. Louisiana Slate at Starkvllle. i at onal Iagiio Standbies. New York 93 57 Pittsburg 89 St. Louis , 84 69 Poston 78 Brooklyn 75 Cincinnati Chicago Philadelphia . . AllllTlcJlll IjPK1I New York Cleveland 93 St. Louis 79 Washington 76 Boston 74 Detroit 71 Chicago 69 Philadelphia 53 60 r, 14 81 . 62 ! 91 . g0 5 Stand lies. . 94 55 6 V 80 91 86 Pacific n."t Ix-aguo StaiiAings. WANT AM. LEG!0N POST 78 f9 80 84 8S 106 13p .620 .697 .564 .513 .500 .460 .407 .345 .631 .20 .520 .513 .497 .470 .393 .356 I. .571 Army Team of Last Year Held V Practically Intact for Stiff Playing This Year. ' WEST POINT, N. Y.. , Sept. 29. Broad grins wrinkle the faces of the Cadets every time they think, of the 1921 season. Last year's reverses are forgotten by the bright prospects of success on the gridiron this fall. The navy Is already marked down as a victim ot tne iszi Army macnine. and the game with the sailors Is the only thing that counts with the sol diers. Head Coach Daley has intact the team of last year. That means that ruuinientary football will not be nec essary in the early stages of training and that team work can be. accom- i plished to the maximum. I The brilliant French is expected to be tho greatest star of the year. He ; scored 93 points in seven gameo last ! year, and with a better running ma- ; chine this season he is almost sure to j do at least as well. The backfleld is expected to be one i of the best and fastest on the eastern i gridiron, and the whole team, with such stars as French, Wilhide, Greene, Breidster and Davidson, ought to make a great record with a schedule that gives the soldiers the greatest op portunity of history to bd for a championship. The schedule starts off with two double headers on successive Satur- , days, and it includes the regular fea ture game with Notre Dame ,an Inno vation In the way of a trip to New Haven for a game with Yale and a second lntersectional contest with Wa bash. ' The schedule complete Is: New Hampshire and Springfield. Oct. 1; Middlebury and Lebanon Val ley, Oct. 8; Wabash, Oct. 29; Notre Dame. Nov. 6: Villa Nova, Nov. 12; Navy, Nov. 2. - " ' ' Now, is the time for repotting your choice plants and , to do them justice and at the same time to add distinc tion to your home you ought to have the right kind of a jardinere to place them in. We have the largest and most complete stock of such articles that can be found in the city. Prices ranging from 50c to $5.00 BEE 1I1 : PENDLETON OREGON r .568 .566 .655 .535 .519 .404 .277 : Los Angeles ... 104 jSan Franc soo 194 Sacramento 103 'Seattle 100 ! Oakland 97 Vernon 95 Salt Lake 78 , Portland 49 YU'rlu.v8 ItcwtillH. At Portland 3, Los Angeles 5 At Seattle 5, San Francisco 4.' At Los Angeles, Vernon - 8, Sacra mento 2. '. f At San Francisco, Oakland 7, Salt Lake 6. ' American Association Itcsulti. Louisville 7-13, Kansas City 3-9. Toledo 0-1, St. Louis 3-7.' Indianapolis 3-5. Milwaukee 1-1. jCoImtibus IS, Minneapolis 4. . How the Series Stand. At Portland no games, Los Angeles two games. . iv At Seattle two games, Sun Francisco no games. At Los Angeles, Sacramento one game, Vernon two games. St San Francisco, Oakland two games, Salt Lake no games. ' REALTY TRANSFERS Alma Koonlz to Wm. L-' f hompson 115.000.00, 1-4 Int. in Sec. 16, Tp. 3, N. H. 33: B 1-2 NE 1-4 and SK 1-4 Sec. 1, Tp. 3, N. R. 34, N 1-2 Sec. 20, Tp. 4 N. R. 35, and W 1-2 NW 1-4 Sec. 31, Tp. 4, N. R. 35, and a tract in Sec. 19, Tp. 4, N. R. 35, and North 29 1-2 feet in Lot 12. Block 4,' and Lot 4, Blk. 5 and Interest in T. J. Kirk home place. W. L. Thompson, to Marlon Jack, 315,000.00, same description as above. B. A. Chisholm to Llyle Tilden, S10. Lote 8, 9, 10, 'and 12, and mete and bound tract,. aU in, Blk. 12, subdivision of Lot B, Herraiston. Walter L. Blessing to F. C. Kenzie, 1.00, E3 1-2 XE 1-4 NE 1-4 SE 1-4 and NW 1-4 NE 1-4 SW 1-4 Sec. 33, Tp. 5. N. R. 29. W. P. Cable 'to Carrie M. Patterson, $325.00, mete and bound tract in NW 1-4 SE 1-4 Sec. 35, TP. 4, N. R. 35. S. C. Nichols to J. T. Dowell, $800.00 Lot 14, Blk. 6 Newport's Add. Her miston. 3. C. Nichols to FreOKChezik, $10.00, Lot 14, Blk. 6, Newport's Add. Hermis ton. : , L. A. Mendall to Henry and John Auguston, $10.00, mete and ' bound tract Blk. 2, Milton. Zoeth Mouser, Sheriff to V. Marple, $85.16 SJ3-1-4 KW 'M and. X& 1-4. SW 1-4 and VV 1-2 SH 1-4 Sec, 5. Tp. 4, S. R. 31. . . -i . . . Cunningham Sheep ft Land Co. to Marion Jack, $240.00. ' NE 1-4 NE jjt Sec. 19, Tp. 1, Jf. R. $5. . ' i:f.' . -. . , . AlQnzo M. Markham to Geo. F. M.t ie, $1.00, mete and bound tract a. SW 1-4 N Wl-5 Sec. 1, Tp. i, N. R. 85.. R C. Saxby to A. P. Riser, $10,00. SAV 1-4 SE 1-4 SW 1-4 Sec. 24, TpoS N. R. 34. .. .,'.-. ., if F. D. Watts and E. C. Rogers'; to Hiomer I. Watts and B. B. Richards, 150.00. Lots 1 and 2, Blk. , Richard s Add. to Athena. -." A: GOOD MEDICINE FOR LOSS OF APPETITE General debility and that tirei feeling is Hood s Sarsaparilla, ' Tbil hibly . concentrated, . economical piedicine is a great lavonte in thou Bands of homes. It is peculiarly sua cessf ul in purifying and revitalizing the blood, promoting digestion, re-5 Etoring animation, and building rip .the whole system. - ' '. ' : , Get this dependable medicine w day and begin taking it at once. ; ' ' ' " if yon need a laxative take Ildo ". Pilla. You will surely lie them. ,' '3 BOARDMAN, Oie., Sept. 29. The American Lciron boys have taken steps to secure a post for this district. A meeting was held last night In the school house and a temporary organ isation was effected with Stanley Hatch as temporary commander, nnd W. A. Price as temporary secretary. A j vigorous campaign will be carried o'i ! in the districts from Arlington to ! NEW DEPARTMENT STORE Cmatilla for the organ'zation of a strong pnBt. Plans are already on foot for the proper observance of Armistice Day November 11th. This date Is doubly suggestive this year as it also marks the beginning of the d'sarm.i ment conference at Washington and at noon a nation-wide pause of two min utes Is called in observance of memo rial to the unknown soldier dead. . VALUES IN USED FORD CARS 1 1920 Roadster, starter, dem. rims $325.00 1 1919 Touring, starter, dcm. rims , ,...$300.00 1 1919 Touring:, demountable rims .., ....$240.00 1 1919 Roadster, good condition i..j........$1 75.00 1 1919 Roadster, fair condition ........i.....:...$l 50.00 1 1918 Roadster, good condition I.....!. $160.00 1 1917 Roadster, good condition j..;.......$l 50.00 1 1918 Roadster, fair condition j...........$100.00 Can you ltcat these prior on used pars? Tliis 'list chnnmn most every day.' 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The Inland Empire Bank i i r Z: L n ii E 1 i i H nMterjiv : Jim" Mmi J if J nil, r nitffft mi "iii'' i 'hi f ' ' , How often have you wished that your parents had named you Bill or Cleopatra Instead of Simon, or Maud, or whatever they did name you? Well, this little girl will have no such regret. She's three year old and she has no first name! When she grows up she'll have the pleasure ot choosing one she like, thanks te her parcnti, Lieut, and Mrs. F. N. Pugsley. Temporarily she is just railed "Pugslcy." UcuC Pugsley, U. S. N., haa been stationed in Hawaii for two years. .WE -LEAD: OTHER'S FOLLOW A COST SALE ON GUNS NEVER HEARD OF IN . PENDLETON BEFORE. " This sale was started hy me and I am going to finish it. If you need a gun we will sell it to you regardless of price. t We will meet all competition and then some. (Signed) ' SOL BAUM Sporting Goods Store Phone 646-702 Hotel Pendleton Bid. DONT FORGET NEXT SUNDAY CHINA PHEASANTS.