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READ THE EAST OREGONIAN SPORT PAGE AND RECEIVE THE NEWS THAT IS FURNISHED BY THREE SERVICES. A. P.. U. P. ANDtL N. S. J TEN PAGES SECTION TWO PAGES 7 TO 10 TEN PAGES SECTION TWO PAGES 7 TO 10 -i 0MH DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, TUESDAY EVENING, JUNE 13, 1922. . imm. .i , mmm KJimK, , nil Two Races, Will Wind Up the Water Season itself r By HENRY U FARKEL. (Lnlled Press Staff Correspondent.) NEW YORK, June 13. (U. K) Only the two big ciass-.cs of tlie year ' . the Yale-Harvard race at New Lon don and the Intercollegiate regatta at Poughkeepsle remain on the rowing . schedule. A Yale and Harvard witlvall their tra Witions and color behind them will have their usual place in the spotlight on June 23, but national Inte st cen ters metre In the battle of thcTews) jconiplished the impossible and beat the Hudson bn June 26. Navy's Olympic, national and inter collegiate champion eight, Syracuse, Cornell, Columbia, Penn and the Uni versity of Washington will make up the field that will row for the inter collegiate title at Poughkeepsie. With such a great record behind ,t them and an undefeated season, the midshipmen will paddlo to the start er's line an overwhelming favorite. As . In the case last year, when California ' , and. Cornell engaged. in isuch a jfensa- .tional duel, the interest probably will be confined to the fight for secQnd place. Cornell Coming Fust. Cornell has been coming so fast during the last season, however, that many critics figure the Ithacaus to have a good chance to beat or at least extend the great navy rew. Cornell has In her varsity shell the same eight that rowed as freshmen and sopho mores for the late "Pop" , Courtney and it is being heralded as a worthy decendant from the days not so lone back, when Conell was the undisputed mistoss of the water.. Washington must be figured be cause of the victory over California In the race for the Pacific coast cham pionship this spring. Syracuse like wise is being regarded as a possible dark horse. One expert facetiously remarked in Boston' during the'i intercollegiate J track and field championships that Yale would have to put a motor in the shell to even finish four miles in the race with Harvard. As , the race was interesting lust year from a standpoint of what Yale could do in a) crisis, so It will be ' year. With a (ew nasty personalities omitted, 1921 has repeated Yale this season. Yule's Honing Style. . Since 1914 Yule has been following the English stylo of rowing even to the point of wearing suits like tin. Britishers. Tho stylo never lina be successful, not that It lacks merit, but because American youngsters are not trained to bear the sl.r:iin it imposes upon the stomach muscles. Just about his time last year. (' Xiskalls, British coach, was relieved at Yale and after his dismissal he charged' the crew with being "gut- Australian Team Looks Stronger With Patterson School . Chums (t'nited NEW ,HEXI(V I.. KAItltEU. Press Staff Correspondent.) YOHK. June 13. (V. P.) Withdrawal of the Japanese from the Du-vis Cup tennis tournament less," inclined to alcoholic sports and 1 takes out one of the trams that was several other things. jconsldered the strongest contender. James Coiderry. young English-1 man, succeeded Nickalls and in t' short space of one mouth he whipped the crew into such shape that it nc- Harvard. . Style Again ChaugcC. A Just recently, Codrerry was relieved of his duties and his brother. George, was substituted as coacch. Not only was this switch made but the stroke was changed from tho English style back to what has been termed as a mixture of the Belgian and American methods. I If Yale in four weeks time can change coach and make a radical re vision of the stroke and beat Harvard, Yale will have some crew. Both the Yale and Harvard crews are jokes when it comes to real row ing but the Yale-Harvard race has be come such a classic that crowds gath er more to see ;the, accumulation of millions and millions of dollars on the river than they do. to see two crews race. AIR SERVICE SCHOOL INCREASES EFFICIENCY. Unless some surprising form Is . shown in the preliminary rounds, it j Is almost a foregone conclusion that Australia will meet the American cup holders In the challenge round. The quality-of competition should hot suffer, however, as many critics believe that the Australian teaam. with Gerald K. Patterson back in the i he.. -news, will give the Americans a j sliTer test than the Japanese did last year. j . Because "tho nature of the draw j requires wo much travelling there I have been more defaults this year j than there were last yeaar, in the J greatest play . In the history of the ; cup. , j Hnwuil, Philippines and Canada withdrew previous to the default of i the Japanese and as a result France. Czecho-Slovukla, Spain and Italy, Denmark and the British Isles will enter the Second round without lift- 'WASHINGTON, June 13. Rapid strides have been made by the Trade Test Department of the Army Air Ser vice In reducing the number of fail ures at the Chanute Field (Illinois) Air Service Mechanics' School accord ing to reports to tho War Departt ment. From December, 1919, to July, 1921, the' reports show, the department suc ceeded in reducing the failures of this school by approximately 30 per cent. Only 2.2 per cent of the students were dropped during this period for inapti tude, as compared with 32 per cent prior to December, 1919. ing a racuuet. Australia against j Belgium and India against Rumania I will be tho only matches of the first j round. Because of the geographical disad vantages of the blind draw, which were so pronounced this year.' it has been suggested that the Davis Cup committee of the t'nited States. Lawn Tennis Association amend the rules to provido for- a seeded draw in the future. However, the association is not in favor of this and has announc ed that it wiii 'continue to observe the blind draw and take the chances. sir V IV.t DC 3 n QUAUTY SERVICE,. SANITATION Strawberries N6w is the time to do your canning. Receiv ing: daily Hood River and Troutdale shipments. $2.25 CRATE Do It Now! YAKIMA NETTED JEM SPUDS V $1.00 sack: The 11th of May was the free sales day. Look over your cash slips and bills-intake ad vantage of this everymonth. , Pendleton Trading Company Phone 455 The Sign of ScttIo "If It's On the Market We Have If 'POODLE HOBO' STEALS ... 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Front-running such entries as Pittsburg, with as fine a collection of pitchers as there is i.i the land, and St. Louis, mustering a team hatting average well beyond .3Kli, is no man's parlor trick and tha t Giant entry is not altogether fool-proof. , There Is. for example; its uncertain ty In pitching, which has yet to be shown at Its worst. The double header era will do that. ' The matter of temperament' ulso en ters Ihe conation. Prima donnas are by no means unknown to ' the .Oiaut rosier. ' ' Tuesday 13 Wednesday 14 V George Walsh In With Stanley in Africa A marvelous re-creati- on of true history's z most dramatic adven- turer. White Eagle t A serial full of pulling I power. COMEDY "CHEERFUL - CREDIT" Admission Adults 20c Children 5c The Ttvo-Sldiil Argument. "In considering the successful sys- J tent" which has brought the intercut. togiate title to California, for two! years.'' writes Herbert Reed, "one shouldn't overlook the fact that the j athletes out that wuy are able to work j out of doors for something like twelve' months a year.' ' i And, we might add, one shouldn't j ftv'Hirtk Ihn fuel Ihf.t if fliAV art. ' I trai ued that long they would be as) !stale as an orphaned stein of beer by; the end of the college campaign. A word to the wise is sufficient to start a stampede toward the book maker $ Still Trailing l'ndil'xk, j The East, while' nroiwizinir that j Charley Parfd.x:k is .a remarkablv . sprinter, never tins taken his Culifor-j nia recoru tn ia ' " It Is not only land of Doubting 'Thomases; It is oitf of absolute dis- , senter.-. i The prmiu.len! In charce of the .mer!n Igiou inmn 'n Philedel phla Jlitre l'l Invited Paddock to ap pear there In a -eries of sprints, qrten Isibly to see -H.idk run. 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If he could have beaten such men as l-eoney, Miirchlsnn. Woodrlng and others from two in four yards In the! hundred and from four to eight jards! nineteen, and !ladys. nineteen, his In Ihe furlons the pxnerts would bavi ! wife. onc,untervd "breakers" . after admitted, grudgingly, that he can and did run and JH 4-5 for the dis- j jtanees named, otherwise, they were prepared to laugh the records out .of countenance HKIMMA. Mo., June 13. The ma trlnionial cratt of- Homer I., Kahrs, but olio week's cruise. ' Kulirs, througn his friend. C. P. Kahrs. recently I He -suit. In the Fettls I'onfy Cirx-ttlt Court Jor divorce. The rniiyle has been Joined in wed 4nck onlv seven du.vs.wben the petition was filed. The' petition allejfts that the plaintiff, helftg. jirtder twenty-one. is Incompetent to lake part ill the con tract. , ," Children Wtio Are SicklyS seasom-santaloupe ifH 0B ITS !B B I Mxbn who lo ths health of tbir chiidrB. 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