THE BEND BUTXBTIN, DAILY EDITION, RUM), ORlifiON, MONDAY, JUNE 8. (92fl
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MACK'S MAIN-STAY
Game Is Won In Three
Early Innings
i,-ii by PUchw DltUra. who ttruck
mi i ii bftUntn "nil iltovftd only
1 1 m wtll MAttTd blUi timi w hQj
ft 10 ilrovo In Hirer ol III iMBl'l '
t II II m Mm ... j 1 1 f' t. I- i it, ,11
.mm SuimIu v dtfMitd Ibt Sh. -villi
llunh Olllb to tun) tVttltd Hp tRI
hiitmrri Im1wim'i tlii' iwti Him mi tit hk
llUMMlli plUhlnfl fee Hhi.vlln 111
mi, hnil ii ii nff iliiy, it m limy Ik itm.n
frmii ihn rivn tPM pititt bt bmudj
hut Brookt0oAolon nlfh. lutvf ool
l. !. i ItM II ItliH moil liny iluy. fur
tin hhI ulilcr Iiiivk i;ul lut 'l tOMth
ir Rtllhty nrrav nf hIuhkith.
nrrooki Rctnion ) it nil of iin mot I
imk iii iii tood. h iri tnd fourth
IntiltiK". tit ih mm'oihI, Slut' iiinl,
IMiMirn Ii 1 1 two liuKK-r In ilhk Mir
(MMpiOD BlAtO'l Nil tbt hinititNt left j
ftftd hit inmv ih hi HHfJU. Ii It lilt
i in tonoi on i'" rlr,,, bonntOi BlAtol
hi orod on Dltttm' doubly
In Ihl Htlnl l ain wulkiil. BtOKM
doniltdi Mrtini nil-. i nut in right
flttdi BUU wlkod ind ibon DltUrt
mIiimI1!. ttti' three men ttliMUil nf him
HrnrlitK oil (lie hit iiinl n wlhl thmu
tO third DMi
In the fourth Oliver w.im nxifi- mi
un error. KiitiiK mil mi u f iHili-r -
rhnlie mill Swltk rem hlnr f tr mi tirln-
til unit Cnln vnt U nitiKini. mill vtob
Mpid n stokiM1 InfWId 'iit BfttM
then RMPpod up with il three hate
hit. Moriu QHndlf nnd
Sin villi MUoti ilhltt t Ket uny rutin
until the ilxtbi heii HodfMB hIii
Kleil. went (o nreohil oil K Kumioll'l
llifleht mil. rein he. I llilnl mi a Willi
pitch atii "i fired mi Workirmn'n win-
w I
In llii' seventh Slim wus safe nil
un error, stole second, went ( i Ii I r I
ii t ; iliMipti 'h Infield mil mid lOOIOd
mm A 1 1 i ' slnrle In il Ighth
Workman stnalcd. Wi Hiissclt wan
safe nn un error, uml It. Itii'.s.-n
scored lllclll with u three ham- lilt
lili h hi r ink Ml llii' l"fi Held foul
line nml rolled under t lit lib-urlicr
The score :
Urooks fli miloii
II II II. II. A
Swlrk. If t I I II II
Ortadlo, t I U t I
In j ll. III 1 2 III ii 0
Slokoe. lb II L 0 I ll
Bra as, r( fi ti J'i.'n ii
BUI, mi & ii 2 I & ll'
Dtoufd i ' ii i 2 o I
llrlggs. lb I I I I
Oliver, ot . o I o o. oj
Toubi o T It IT 11 I
siiiii-ii hiin'ii. oiln'r Twn iiiiiu
blU, Btoko, Hiuir 2. DMtn Tk(M
bM bit. Ilriina Slrm k mil. I DMU
n 1 1 wiiii en. ii. DUUni
Hhf!IIHRlMM
II It. II I) A K."
K RMMll) It 6 o ii I n ii
Workiiiiin. nn I '4 l
Muiiilv. :'li I 0 M 2 h 1)1
NV RMMll, r 4 1 I f 0 Ot
ll RMMll. 4 il I 1 3 0
StOW, 3b , 4 , 1 .0 I I 2 1
i : itmiin. rf I t 01
MOM, III I ' I' I '
MMa, Hi 2 n i i 0 iii
lloilKMOIl. rf I I I I 0 n
T.ilnl II I 7 27 M I
Klnlcti linrn. Work mull . Slow. Al-
iin Throo bMt kit. it. Rataoll 1
Htrork i u f . Ii)' It. RMMll l IMK
mi balli, nil it RntMll 5.
Boon bji ii.Mim
II. H. 0IS. 1 0000 0 7
H -II. 0 II 0 II Ml I I '' n
Umpire, Olooo,
HE HS TI E HOST
0PIFFUNG- CLRV)e
Since pys
Or1 VOSIE.
v or
Hy DICK DORGAN
Dieters Wins Victory For Brooks-Scanlon Ball Players
HEAVY HITTING
BACKS PITCHER
All hi t winter uml ninut of the
nprtiiK the fuiiH huve hrvn "chinning"
in i t e or Ii-hi u limit Connie Mm k
hlK Invenitneiil. Lefty Cmvi'H Thy
flKureil that If he BflJBt through with
ti In new huttery rtioti. t'orhraiu. that
the leu in hail a Kooil i-ha nee to rop
the rinK Nobody wim bothorlni
n limit it i ertaln yniniK fellow w ho
wun mi the team until the 0MUMHI
Ntarleil. when hi wun Klveti It if
ihimre, nuil lhy haven't Itojpod
H i hi vP
pnr the y
lalkliiK ahout hi tn ttlntH Sam my
it uy . the new MMA 100 who leu tit
hotll leaKlieh with eight itfaVlgkl wltlN
anil li" I" ' H for U ! rtf, : aVeruK'
Hum hroke Into buttehull throe
yearn uko with the Kott Worth ltni
of the TMUU llHO In 193 he
nluyeil with Fori Worth ami Mean
mnnt, wlnnltiK 11 uml hmlnK 1U
Ktunm Th'it full Murk ilraftetl him
from Knrt Worth for mere nothing
mi yeur with the Ai I. lot li n. Sammy
2f
RECORD OF GIANTS
MOST UNUSUAL ONE
Lead Is Held Hy Team
Wrecked By Injuries
U. I'. Wlrrl..Th llrml HulMlnl
NKW YOIIK, June S. New York
ianil Pbil040lpbls, moviiiK Raxlly In
tlM wood Intof lottlonol KkJnniAboi
Ol the Hetwin, am mill liolilInK f Irnt
' place anil a eofflfOftOblG advaniaKe
'in the major iMgaO pi'iinanl rare.
The perfurinnm e of th" (ilanl.i In
Iboldlbl a four anil it half Kame lead
In the National league with a team
thai hax heen almoit wrerkeil by in
Jiirlea haH been the IiIk feuture of
the NeaMon. At no tltne bun the full
'.HtrenKlh of ttie fi,ur lime rbampion.4
I heen available for uny protracted
. period. The reserve Htrength of the
team hecame ho exhaiiHled thai Pep
I Tonne lb mar outfielder, had to be
; used at Hfcoud bnai In Heveral Kainen
hut the lllantH went on wfnninK.
Thin perforiiiame HtrenKthenH the
oplnlon that the (Hants will capture
another pennant.
The Ilrooklyn ItoblnH and the
I'lttMburKli 1'lrateH are In Kooil stride
now and they will furnlxh what op
position MilirawH team may ex
pect, but there are no ground!, to be
lieve that they will scare the cham
plons when Krisch, l.lndstrolu, Kelly
and the other distillled regulars get
back in the game.
The Athletics are. also showing
class in fighting off the Senators
with a team that lias been crippled
I with heavy losses. Many oritlORi
though! the Athlatlca would tukn n '
flop when Sam (Irny, one Ol the 001
of the pllchlng staff broke his baud,
I but the spirit of the team lias kept
j It going.
Amorlcon league plnyorn believe
linn the Athletics urn up uround the
lop for the season hut many of them
I believe thut Ihey will not he able to
outlast the fine team that lucky
Harris has.
The New York Yanks are getting
hack Into something like thol old
j form since Miller Muggins heard thn
j rail of youth ami le ached four of
his veterans. The former champions
will have to display more ronslsten-
!cy. however, If they are to figure at
i all In the pennant rare.
NtacKS uvrEsr tiMo('
viho LEfts Both the
MA"3 0R LEftGvES iNi
Pitching- vsiiyh e
WAlTDRUi i:.s- WIWK.lt
(U. P. I ... ... I Wire t. Tho Bd llullrtln)
LOB ANQBLK8, June . Kdtlln
Kaoo, nanftBOT Ol Sammy Maiulell,
arrived in l.os Angeles today to lie
: Kin negotiation with Dick Donald
tor I fight between Tommy O'Rrlen
and MaOdell at the Ascot speedway
I arena July 4. Mandell won a d
I clslve victory over Phil Halvaldoro,
local lightweight, at. Donald's show.
irday night. O'Brien won on a
fool from Ace lludklns in the fifth
round of the second main event.
BIG DOLLY T.AKKX
One of the biggest Dolly Varden
trout caught In the Deschutes this
fear was one 2!) Inches long which
weighed eight pounds dressed, pulled
In Sunday by L. S. Slllery, near Jlcn-
ham Kalis.
won eight games and lost seven M.u k
has gone datl) over Sninuel and pre
dicts ureal things lor him
titay possesses the mi.st baflling
curve ball llnea the balmy days of
old Amos RttJO. lie is a lug fellow,
weighing ti bun I I Ti pounds all hone
unit muscle. With this strength he
can toss a menu hall over the plattet
and mixes the speeder with his curve
to very good advantage. Klght now
be Is the main squeeze in Quaker
town. Many experts who have seen
Sam do his stuff claim that he is a
cross between old Malty and Ale
the great, while Connie himself says
thai he never discovered a greater
right bander in all his years and
that boast includes his two greutest
stars of long ago. Chief Bender and
Jack Coombs. That's rather a com
pliment from the old boy.
Tills DATK in BPORT
IS 2 4 At Chichester. KliK
laud. Tom Spring defeated Jack
4 (..mean Iii a OOntOOl for the 4
4 pugilistic rhamplonship
4 IK77 At Lowell, Mass. the
4 hi'llaliapolts bOBObOll 1000 de-
4 faOtad Lowell I to ii 111 14 in- 4
4 iilng.
4 ls. Clarence II lie Mar. 4
4 the oelob rated Boetoo BMfotboo 4
4runner mid Olympic contestant. 4
4 horn at Medina. Ohio.
4 IK6 A testimonial benefit
4 lo Jack Dempsey nhe Nonpar- 4
4 ell t was given in Madison 4
4 BQUOIf t.arden 4
4 I 2 1 - At SI. Thomas. (Int. 4
4 the International grand hanili- 4
4 cap iropabootni obonplonoblp 4
was won Sllltoll of Port 4
4 Barwetl, Ool f
4 II22 Amsterdiim was se-
4 Idled as the place for holding
4 the l'l.'v Olympic games
44444 4 4
It
s
H. B.
League Baseball
UtmUCAN LBAGUB
Won laist Pet.
Phllailelphla 10 l HI
WaablOftoO Id is ,111
Chicago 25 22 .522
Cleveland 22 23 .IS!
St. IauIs 25 27 ,411
Detroit 21 28 .4 29
New York 0 27 .4 25
Bootofl it no ,111
TtXlAJ 's Scores
RUTTING silll T PUK7.LKS
III. I'. Iar.l Wire to Betd llullrtln)
BAN I'll A.M'ISCO, June 1,
QeorRo Clodfroy'i ibowlns in bis boot
with .luck Renault here Saturday, nl
iIhhikIi he won Ibe verdict, has not
entitled him to toother bit motob
soon. In Hie opinion of promotera and
rami. Pllhl followers still are quit-
Bloally dlioooslnB iho sudden iwllob
in bettlni ihe day of the fiKiu from
Itenaull to Oodtrey. The fight at-
tefldonOO wiih 11,12?. with receipts of
IIS7BI. The NthtOn received
slightly over 11,000 each. OodfTO)
and Jimmy Dougherly, his miiuager,
have gone to l.os Angeles
A I New York It. II. K
81. lunula 5 12 1
New York ( 6 14 1
Bottorlot; Danforth, van under.
Oaaton, Oram and BoYorolBj Hoyt,
Pennook and Bentouib, Behani,
At llosloil It. II. B,
Cleveland 1 5 o
llnslon 3 7 (I
llalleries: BttBUtfl and I,. Sewell;
Rhmka ami Plolnloh,
At Philadelphia
Detroit
Philadelphia
J L
"It. urn-
tL" Iii, nil, il
I U
ARSON & CO.
of The Grtien Wnlrh"
I ll.iiu Is Sill i l u in e
Vulchi'H Clrtnn
Greeting Cnrda Glass
Jewelry
it. il. B,
7 12 1
li 1 I 4
Batter lea : Dauss ami w un
Perkins; lliiiiniKarten, Groves and
Cochrane.
At Woablogton
Chicago
Washington u
(Called end third, ruini
Chicago. Lyons and Schalk: Iteu
Iher. It u i ! nnd RaeV
s ITION l. LKAGl'R
Won Ixist Pet.
New York 31 14 III
Ilrooklyn 27 19 5S7
Pilishurxb Iff in ,141
Cincinnati 22 2.1 .411
Philadelphia 21 22 ,411
llnslon 1 S 20 .409
Chicago 19 23 .404
SI. Loot ..11 23 .301
Staday'a Beam
At CThleaio it. n I
New York 4 9 1
Chicago 10 12 0
llalleries: llentley and Cowdy:
Alexander and (ioimtles.
AI St. Ixiul It. 11. K
Ilrooklyn 5
SI. laiuls 5
I Klghlh inning i
llatterles Oeschger. Osborne ami
Taylor; Dlckerman. Stuarl and
O'Forrotl.
At PUtabarBb it. B, I
Ilostnn 4 7 1
PUUbortb 8ii
Batterlea Orahan, Maitiiiord,
Oenowleb ami Qlboon; AldrldBO ood
Bmltbi
At Cincinnati It. 11 B
Phtladelphia .2 K 11
Cincinnati 5 7 0
llalleries: Rind BottO and Wilson;
Rimy ami Horirave,
coast LRAG17K
Won Loll PcL
San Krancl'sco 4 4 HI .7.1:1
Snlt Uike 35 26 .577
l.os Angeles 32 29 .524
Seattle 30 30 .5110
Portland 25 31 .146
OobJOOd 26 34 .433
Sacramento 25 :ii! .409
Vernon 24 II .381
Yesterday's Scores
Klrst game: It. R. 10.
Sail laike ; 3 7 4
Oakland 4 S 0
llalleries: O'Neill. Ciilcahy. Plercy
and Peters; Kaiser, Pruett and lly-
lor.
Second game: It. II. K
Salt Lake 1 7 n
Oakland ... .1 8 1
llalleries: Singleton and Cook.
Iloesler and McDonald .
First game: It. II H
San Kranclsco . 13 15 I
Portland . .10 16 0
llalleries Williams. McWeeney
and TollO! Hums. Ortmaii. Ilachac.
Meeker and Tobln. Ilowland.
Second game: It. II. E
Sun Francisco 6 8 U
Portland 3 9 1
flatteries: Crockett und Agnew;
Winters and Tobln.
First game: It 11 K.
Sacramento 0 4 1
Vernon 2 9 0
llatterles Shelletihack.. Can field
and Koehler; Kckert and Hannah
Second game: II. II. B
Sacramento 3 9 4
Vernon 10 10 0
llatterles: Vinci nnd M. Shea:
Christian and Schnng.
First game: K 11 P..
Los Angcte .. 1 9 :i
Seattle 9 12 1
llatterles: tilazner. Mllstead anil
Sandherg. Plunimer and K. Baldwin
Second game: It II. B
l.os Angeles 2 8 21
Seattle 7 15 3
llatterles: Payne. Hughes and Hu
nts; Stryker and Daly.
Spec Woods Gets Draw
In Ring Bout At Salem
Spec Woods, veteruu fighter who
hroke into the game In Bend, la still
demonstrating ibe gametics which
characterized his work in the ring
here, according lo the Salem Capital
Journal of Saturday, which reports a
draw fight between Woods and
Krankie Lewis:
"Spec Woods and Krankie I.ewis
went 10 full rounds to a draw in the
hoxlng show at the armory last night.
"ll looked like I.. : would knock
Woods out, as the Indian landed time
after time with a heavy left, but
Woods whs propped up and managed
to stay the limit', ulthough most
lighters would have gone down un
der such punishment. The fight was
not as good as the first meet, al
though Ihe boys fought all of the
time. The final round w-as the best
of the 10 with both battlers trying
for a knockout. Lojigtg had Woods
pretty groggy in this round, but the
visiting battler hung on. Woods
tipped the scales nt 142 pounds and
I.ewis at 111.''
Tut It In The Bulletin
The timber in the Central Oregon vaca
tion land provides you shade, comfort
and fuel. While on your vacation be
careful with fire.
BROOKS-SCANLON LUMBER CO.
THE LIFELESS
ARM
Monday Health Talk No. 22 I
By Roy Reynolds.
nug no. 22 '
D. C. PH. C.
Mot always are the effects of
in accident visible, nor is their
development immediate. That
ihis is true is well illustrated by
the case of Mr. Jsralewitz.
Knocked from a bicycle in a
collision with an auto, it was ap
parent that his arm was broken.
UNCUI HEN
SAYS
"Whit makes the
new horn infant
vrll is hfurintf
Ihst the er ca
Ha tax is 1160
and 11 it isn't that
aak ita ma and
.he'll tell you."
HEALTH FOLLOWS
CHIROPRACTIC CORRECTS
PRESSURE ON SPINAL
NERVES IN DISEASES OF
THE FOLLOWING CR6AN5:
, HfAD
,EYt5
. EARS
ARMS
ueidt
i itur.c
llaAl llFO
fvi --
xVV PANCREAS
i BOWELS
fv APPENDIX
?N BLADDER
Spinal Ci:umL0MR LIMBS
THE LOWER NERVE
UNDER THE MAGNIFY
ING CLASS IS PINCHED
BY A MISALIGNED JOINT.
PINCHED NERVES CANNOT
TRANSMIT HEALTHFUL
IMPULSES. CHIROPRAC
TIC ADJUSTING RE
MOVES THE PRESSURE.
THE UPPER NERVE IS
FREE AS NATURE INTENDS.
What was not apparent and wjin
not learned for many months Int
er was the fact that the Jar of
(he accident had caused a slight
.novement of one of the bones of
Ilia spine: Ibis bone then pressed
upon the nerve leading to the
broken arm.
When the hroken arm had healed,
the arm remained useless, in spite
of regular continued treatment
calculated to restore life to it.
It was only when the spinal bone
was adjusted back Into position
by a chiropractor and the nerve
released from pressure, that he
recovered the use of his arm.
ELECTRICITY FAILED
CHIROPRACTIC SUCCEEDS
"Mr arm, broken aa the result of a
fall from my bieycle when an auto
ran into me, waa set at the doe
tor's offiee. After removal of the
east I received daily electrical treat
ments and massage (or eight or nine
months, but the arm remained use
lees. I heard of Chiroopractie and
decided to investigate. After 12 ad
justments from a chiropractor the
hospital doctor told me that my arm
was coming along nicely, and I on
ly needed to return twice a week for
treatment. Nine months of medical
treatment failed, but after only
twelve days adjusting t have a use
ful arm and can return to work."
Meyer Jsralewiti, Chirop-aetiie Re
search Hunan. Statement No. 2108-K,
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