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READ THE EAST OREGOMAN SPORT PAGE AND RECEIVE THE NEWS THAT IS FURNISHED BY, THREE SERVICES, ft. P., U. P. AND U K S. TWELVE PAGES SECTION TWO PAGES 7 TO 12 TWELVE PAGES, SECTION TWO i PAGES 7 TO 12' 1 DAILY EAST OREGONIAN, PENDLETON, OREGON, THURSDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 2, 1922. YARNS OF THE BIG WOODS V, AIIT ( HI1.DS TIMM CIGARETTES FA :jp --J$&&0? Jjiiriiiwinrrrir iii mi wmnniii iimeinnen- imnrrnnririniiiMwif BV HK.VI1V I. KA!t TIKI. I. . Julian .S. Myru-k, president of th" I association, is reported to be c-onsid-' erins retirement from office. Strong! .pressure, ho doul)t, will be brought to! W:u- to keep him in office, n.s his ri'irlme hi'.s hen wonderfully success- i fill and his individual care and interet.s : are largely responsible for the present ' urisliinB condition of the frame. (United Press Sports ICditor) XEV YOItK, N'ov, 2 (V. P.) Renewed efforts to take the "love" out of tennis may be made in January, when the United States Lawn Tennis Association meets for its annual ses sion. ' fl Chances are that no official action; . I will be taken to change the language j Another nice task it is always g of .scaring, as it has been all hashed bad Job ivill fall upon the ranUm-. j over rel'ore. without success. I committee when it .settles down to : If the "love" is to be taken out of ' name the first ten players. William j the game, it probably will come about I T. Tilden, unofficially the world's through the adoption of the scoring- as -champion, of course, will be named practiced in the west. No. 1 but the friends of William M. ! During the, national championships i Johnston can point out that the won-j at Philadelphia it was noticed that ! derful little Oalifornian beat the chum-j all the umpires from the middle-west 1 plon three times in major tourna- and south omitted "love" when thoy-.menta. were calling the scores. Instead of cnlliiiff "fifteen love" the westerners would call "fifteen" and name the player in the lead like "Fifteen Tilden." TIIK (KHll'H j fl'p in the Ki-eat lonesome woods of the North the old guides have invented many yarns to expla'n to the temlcrtoet frm the cities the strange tracks, the weird noises, and all the other new experiences of the jrrnt outdoors. Mr j Chlbls was formerly a name warden in the woods of Northern Wisconsin. The sioriei; which he tells here are s;or s he collei-tod from the old guides them- ; selves. Twelve will be published. The one below Is the sixth.) Vae of the seeded draw proved so successful in the national champion ships that it, no doubt, will be retain ed an the official method of pairing the players in till the bin tournaments. Sentiment in the middle-west, while not asainst the seeded draw particu larly, is said to favor an amendment to make the draw optional for the committee in charge of the tourna ment. Some lively scraps are expected to result when the association comes to awarding" the national champion ships for next season. Forest Hills, which has been the pet ; ciud of the present regime, is said to be wanting the men's sincies cham pionships which have been mused very successful for the past two years' at Philadelphia. The West Side club at Forest Hills has been favored with the Davis Cup challenge! round and the women's na tionals, but the latter proved some what of a "linst" last summer and It is understood the cl-ih would like to pass it off on some other organization. Efforts probably will he made to Rather some color for the tournament .next season". Mile anxnrin I.eirlen may be Invited to return to play Mrs. Mal lory and MIsk lCatlileno Mi-Kane, the Voting Ih-itish star, also may bo asked to compete. The first ten named by the com mittee mifVht well be regarded as a world's ranking, if the committee should care to rate the Kuropean play er's who wore here during the Davis Cop matches. Practically all of the star players from the other side willi the exception of the Ilritlsh, engaged In most of the. important tourna ments hero during the season. BRRITISH SUPER-PLANE IS ENTIRELY OF STEEL LONDON', N'ov. 2. What is staled to bo the first all-steel bombing aero-: plane in the world has just been sue- j cesHfttlly flown and tested at Farn-i j borough, Knglanfl. j ; Designed and constructed to the re-i finirements of the. Hi itir.li Air Minis- j j try, this tireopiane is built throughout of steel and is lighter than a similar1 ! Down by the old logging road .Mrs. Partridge was sittng on her nest. At I the approach of danger she scuttled off the nest and hid In the underbrush. i'he intruders counted louriccn pre tty eggs. "There's a raspberry iateh a little further down," remarked the guide, "and I think then' another nest near it. Want to take a look?" j The tenderfoot followed him eagerly. There was the nest, sure enough, but I all the eggs were gone only a few shells left. The guide shook his head sud ! ly. "It's the oomph's work," he explained. He's a hard-looking un'miil, the ! worst enemy the birds have in nesting season. There's a big bounty on the I oomph, but he's sly and hard to pet. i "in case you see an animal about as big as a dog, but looking like a 'cross between a big lizard and a toad with long claws and with sharp spln.s all along I his back and IV g spots all over him, get him quick. He's an oomph. He roes ; around hunting birds' nests, and when he f'nds one he makes a noise dt p c'own in his throat that sounds like "oomph, oomph." That's how the old boy (jets h's name." now M2P for TWENTY At this price where is the man who can't he discriminating? Let Falima smoitn uJJ you Southern California. Coast Coii.Vrence Footlm.il Standing. 83. South. Cal. j South. Cal South. Cal. wouin. iai. 54 1G machine of wood. It is driven by two 4 50-horso-pow-er motors, and it claimed to lie able to reach an altitude of between three and four miles when tdly equippo I witli bombs and crew. W. 3 1 1 1 1. LONDON, N'ov. 2. (XT. P.) Chrs ed by wasps, a Newport, Monmouth shire, girl jumped Into a river escape them, and was drowning when Thorn- as Jones dove in to the rescue. Pwlm- j washing! wing ashore the couple were again at tacked by the wasps and Jones was so seriously stung, that he had to bo taken to the hospital. ; Washington i Oregon : California ; Washington Slate . . . Southern California 0 1 i -regon Aggies 0 1 ! Idaho :i I NCOItKM 'I'llIS SMXSD.V. I'liivcrsUy of of Washington. let. l.flii'i 1.000 1.000 i .r.oo 1 Total Poanona . Arizona Nevada . . California Total . . Stanford l;niverhit.v. I Whitman I Total . . i I I lYalo I Yale Yale t Yale I Yale 3 Oregon . 3 Total Yale. 13 Carnegie Tech. .. 1 North Cnroll nr. . 0 Iowa . 3S U'Klains . ... 7 A riny . , Princeton Princeton Princeton Princeton 1'rlnceton. . . . 5 Virginia . . ... 10 Colgate . . . . . 26 Maryland . . . ill Chicago . tanford in ; Stanford .000 I .000 Washington Washington Washington ui j Washington Total . . 4S l. S. S. Idaho. . t!l Montana . . . . .,...2 Idaho .; ...14 Oregon Aggies,. . ID W. S. c ..10(1 Total ! . 0 ' 0; .V is i If! Stanford Stanford Total Whitman 6 Olympic club. Santa Clara . . St. Mary's . . O. A. C. . . . . . 31 Total . . Whit man College. . 0 Idaho . . Total . . Harvard . Harvard : Harvard Harvard Harvard , Total . I . 7ti Total Harvard. . . 20 Mlddlehury . . 20 Holy Cross . . In Howdoin . . . .' 24 Centre .... . . 'i Dartmouth . . 91 Total Total 6 2 Total . . I'lunsylvan'ii. Columbia ! Columbia Total .. n Cornell .. 18 - Cornell . . Cornell . . I Cornell ,. Pen nsylvania Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Pennsylvania Pennsylvania. 14 Franklin & Marl o XTnl. of South. 0 li Maryland .... 0 I I Swarthmore . . 6 13 Navy Total Penu State ' Penn State Total r.3 , Columbia .' . I Columbia . . , , . . , ; Penn Stuto Total 13 Penn State t oliLinXiiti. , jl'eim SUito . 43 Amherst 2 1 , , 10 Wesleyan ' Total . t j Waslringion Slate. Vash. State ... 10 ion.aga THE MISSUS SAID: splendid "Those apples are sure and so reasonable too." . She was talking about those Roman Beauties we are selling for $1.00 a box, and she knew what she ' was talking about. We will send you up a box if you will cal! 455. We are sure you will be satisfied. - Pendleton 0 Trading Company rnone 4o. 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