The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963, June 11, 1925, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextTHE BENp lil'I.I.KTIN. DAILY EDITION, BEND, OREGON, THURSDAY, JUNE II, 1925 PAGE 3 Rogers Hornsby Becomes Latest Sensation Of Majors CARDS TRAVEL TOWARD FLAG Knockout8,Draw, Decision In Hippodrome Smoker llK N'MDKP HELP Stolz-Dean Boui( Listed Among Preltminariei, Is Beat I. iked of Knl ire right Card By DICK DORGAN! "Master Mind" Manag ing Cast Aside III I' I raxl Win I" I " .'i Hull.fln nf.w voiik, June II Rogera llormtty, the etar playing rdannger ill tin' hi Louie Card, I" ill" Intern aenaetlou iti the motor league Lcudim 'i"' major leoggig in homo run bluing, mUIdi the bitting pnon hi iin National iMCut end handling in,, noti Improved Blub in baaebelli Hiriiy iin) taken another rook Ml ih.ii a 1 1, 'ml. blasted theory Ihul u I '. t player BftOnol bf H "tnr iiiitnuKi'r in ton doya ea manager Hornnb) bus luki ii ii i lull ihni kiii going BO" whore in nartlettlar tnd treneformed ii lulu it threat r.ir iin' ill inium II" hna iin- name player iui Brunch Rickey huil hut In' luii Instilled u eoU Mir II 'i in burden of iiiiiniigoineiii seemed U .1 1 H a niiii OA Roroeby, fur hn baa lacroeoed iii batting average 111 point since ln took the teln uf the i iiih inn) gag Uikos Mm place among iin' home run blltbra with total t Hi limits Id' bpil ""ii Ihri'i' t ii in, . I,i hi" linlli liluul lillllnn geven pliobon iiuvi- Moftod gamoc inn) finished Ikon since the rnh r. tj in ri'iili'il ihi ralhof lh.inki".H ob ol handling elub thai had boon i. Hi' uf baseball's hi. r disappoint menu Rickey was one of the mas Inr mind boot ol managers Like loba kteOraw, in- Ibdngbi better re inlu noiM I"- obtained by doing ifci iblnklm "t hii playan tad relltf" Ink thou ul uii mental harden white Miiiruw VU uwu frmn ihe Olonli fur U weeks. MiikIiIi' Jennings, hi eaelaiaat. tflod iii" experiment of let ling iii" plnyon think imin on heir own mill !h" experiment was ,i crest BnOOOM "My player uimhi in know how in ntay i hpir on position! or Utoy vonld eat h in i" major league. Horneby mid wkea in- look ovot the ntenegamwol of the lah i in golni in let itn'in ilu ihi'lr nvAn itiiitkiim t want uilvir". i-vi'ii oboa m opaaai i" raneovlajg u pllokot or sending nil .i plni h hitler I'm mil going In li'uil tlii'in I in tohiK along iih thntn League Baseball Ull Itli l. i:i.i K Won Lost IM. Pblladolpbbt II ii Ml Washington 11 m IM Chicago II M .Ml hi. Loula i II l 111 Cleveland 2:1 M New York 22 27 .Ml Detroit 22 10 .411 (lotion IK 32 MO Todjn) ' Bcorra At Not York II II Cleveland 1 T I New York I 0 lliillerlea Miller iitnl I. Sewell. PgnnOOk, lleull, II Johimon uml aongongk Al HlWilllll II II I, Fighta and Fij,rhttrs I J 1 1 I' Umti Wlrt..lKr iVnal Nttftto) OAKUAMD, Cm 1M II Tim) MntR.ih of Vullcji. PMlftfl roml t-ath)-rwrii:lii 'hi ttt i ' ' won van II y h fit luni n I kIii from Joi (inr imin. rMttiiiMii norwM vii knnrkiMi down in th)' fir i rutiiiil uml BVTVf VII dlB SAN KIIANrUTII, Jimr 1 1 Vu'ny KlunnlKiiii. Si LOVll RMtllft ' 1 1' 1 1 t k u mi ii BtOM d-VCltton hr4 I. iii nlitht VYW f'uhh) Mat ihi. I'tiri Inn. I M.rlln let, for Ull flmt haU of (In riKhi wi!-min;tox, Ck1 . I1M 1 1 I'd it Itiimli'H. milll W llRhti lonk ii hunt f-Mgfhl fJ-MtftlOfl hm frmu Bod liiiiii-y. fortnir Pwrtfle cowl fMUtif whIrIiI fthtmpton RiibIm won mvm of the i,f rottndi Two knockout . in the prdHmlnarlofl, a draw in the headllner anil q doclilon in tho juvenile curtain rftlH6f wore chalked up who 11 I In duul ol' Imttlc and Km Hpray of HponK' cleared from tin' (Ilppodrome Hng at 11:80 last night. The fightari who retired from activity over ifa K. 0. route wen- Cowooy Baxter and Sol Dean. The draw was between Fred Gilbert and Hal ini- bard. The juvenile hoot went In Kldou IJndav, who hatt! Bmmel MarMhalL - nfj ff puj wunl con III bi DMd 10 d6- iiMitlbt the bricklayere' mi pleelei i ere' fiKht card, tbai erord would be lleetlon action ni fiMiwnrk. needworti . lend footwork. Cowboy Baxter took a I it count reel on tin rnrpl iirlniur- Uy here nee Oniel Baberti fUtM imii Daed oi preempt tin Identical i"" Him ol ipaee blob hmi jnHt been I ooonpied by the oowboy'i bead! i oi didn't flntefa the final frtni of bli n run ml limit prlinurlly tut of Karl HlU' lii'Ud work, am) lllhliurd ami (illticrt thin run better be do I eerlbed tn enotber paragraph The t 'J ur old HiirriH flrhti-r itaajed aood eoterialnnieat ficht- , ItiK '.iH-'-i' vi ry mlniiiiv Tin llfml man fotiKti' imt IoiinI) . i oolly ul ull ttnjee. waltiaa for the breaki Whea i Imim hra k iuiim. In- pon ml fil t hi iBarai iui itb wloked riKiu ohope ami li'fi JultM to (In- hotly ami fa i Tin- majority of the rmiruli of the 1 ' ruml ko wirc drawa. In tin fifth, lllhhurd runhi-d (illhrt to the ropitM Mi-vi-ral t Imi n, lull tin 1 1 o ml iiiuii ri'iulUtfil u I Hi ifllltiic lilo Tin ninth f rutin' wan (illhfrt'H. the lloeal fiKhhr labbiBi Hfbbardli eore furt- and lundlOK hod hlo"i. Thr round I'lidod with both own laklnpt mutter) ruthcr my In furt. ih final round of th le' tdllin'r ruthor myntlfh-d tin xroup of fnriH thut vlrtuully parked th Hippodrome it wan freely pr- I flirted that HoOivllilOK WOJ 0l0 to liuppi'n NotiiflhiiiR thut would break the obTtOVI draw Hut th firhorN. prolmbly winded, rofunod to A.nle In id eKi'h oilier lllbburd ap peared tn he weak from the blOWl roeelrod In the ninth round, but t)llbtrt did not take advnnluKe of thin voeaneee. Referee Jak ttur- r lit ' ft t!ec iHlmi will a popular on'. The Blotto Dean bout u noaweded to hove been the b.nl of the card. The Idaho man. who won a derUion ovrr Qllberl i.l tlM Ltlka' "unokt'T IunI wk. mlt.tetl froqimntly end i wiirr hlnuwlf imii. althntiitb hr had an even break with Knrl up to the final round Knrl W0J tdivlounly uh ln hU hind. luakliiK the Idaho Ht I .on I !l tl I Boetoe I If l HaltrrloH Van Clldrr. HuvIh and (MsoAi Kean . Roeai QalaBi Kuhr. HuffuiK uml PletBleh At phltdetphte it ii M Chleago tin i PhUadelphte & I 0 llll Iter lei Hubert oll ('Ve nrro ami i 'roll . Hotniiiell, St ok en uu.l Coehrape Al WunhlliKli.il It II Dot roll " Weeblnaton i i RlgbUl InnliiK IlatttTlet Wbitehill ami Woodull; John . on. Ogden Marker i1) ead Reel Pet jaj ,ltl AUti ,dai (ta V 1 V fo-, n FOOL f rA, 1 ) TIP Hrr n-Hir) I T.5 : I THIS DATE IN sl'tlllT 1SI0 Tha Bqnlty uml W nnna clnba pluyeil the fimt 4 mutrh Kuiiie of hiiHehiill In Pbliadaipbia. 1SS6 At Minneapolis Char- lie Mitchell uml paiay RardIN rmiKht five ronnda to u iiruw. I isHK tlumhert, plrhlitK for tb ZanaaYllla (Ohio) taatn, r- tired the Hanaflald team with- out a hit: he rapaatad iha feui on AiiKiiHt lg, 1889 Tin' A. tors' AmatOVT Athlatlc aaaOcbUion of Amur- leu bald Uh first trm k uml flnlil 4 rhumplon.ihipH In New York. 1 'i Durtmouth won the rhumpionnhlp of the American I'olleRe !: . iisHociutlon. 1892 -- At Trnvers Inland. Gaorga tiray Het un amateur rocord of 9ft feet 2 Inchea for the 12 pounil ahotptft, Shevlin Baseball Team Gets New First Sacker i ii in II, 1. 1: m.i i: Won l.oMt New York M II Brooklyn H 2 Plttaborgk 2t j i OlaaiuMl 2ft 2.1 Philadalpkla 21 2& .11. Lonni 21 2 Bootaa 20 2T Chicago 20 30 Tim la wiirri It 11 nun! Julie At t'hlcuKo New York hlcuKo 7 MutterliH Nehf. (ireenflelil ItngOT, Winner uml Uowdyi nml llnrineit At it LonlO- It II. a llrooklyn 7 .St luiuU t iKixhth Inning) ItuttiTlen I'elty ami Tnylor: Hainaa, atnlbi and Ofai rati At Plttaburgp 11 Hi 1 Boa Ion i n j Ipittabnrgb II II I antinrUoi Rynn and Qlboon i Yiii uml dOOt h ai OlnotnnnU 1: n I PhlladalpbU 1 I I Cincinnati si: 1 Ballerina: Ooneh, BMtn and Hon line. Wllaon: Donokne and wnun IlKhter wear hlmnclf out hy minHlnic. Both of the fdchiern were aorlonn -there wan no abnllngi it wa evt- ilent froni the upenlnK hell thai ,Karl reullzeil he would have to line all he had head, feet and flatn. Both filthier elartod the final rOend of their hunt with the inten tion of ruiniiiK ull chnnceii of a draw. Blown tiuf ficlently alriinK lo Icy away two men at once were Started by Uena, hut Kurl wunn't Ihcre when Ihey pngnod Ikrongb Hi" air Ahoui N seeomiK after the round rtnrted. Karl rnnnected with Dean Jaw Doan went tn hll knoee uml remained there until the count of eluht. When he !it to bl feet. Karl aaain met him. and Dean again went down, apparently more tired th:m groggy Heitinc on his knees and hands, be listened to Barrun 'count off the seconds. Dean again rose to his feet, gamely ready to con tinue th" fighl But the fight was 'over. He was counted out. The juvenile preliminary between the two 12 year old lighters provided u real thrill for Ihe fans. The hoys ntOPOOd four founds, fighting all the time. Lindsay had a little more science than his opponent, cruftily stepning away from Kmmet's blow. In the main event. Illbbard weighed In at ll and Gilbert at 161, it was announced. Dean weighed in at 142 and Stolz at 141. Kghert and Baxter fought at 160. The chief knocked Baxter nut In the last few second of the seeond round, with a right to the Jaw. With a new first baseman to take tin. place of Moen, who was spiked In last Sunday's game and may not l.e able to play for several week, and possibly other changeH in tho In field, the BheTlln-HIXOn baseball team will oppose the Redmond team Sunday in another attempt to curl) the winning streak of the north entl er. The game will be played on O'Don nell field at 2:20 o'clock In the aft ernoon, and Judging from the grow ing attendance of the past few weeka. the crowd will be one of the biggest that has wirnessed a ball game here outside of holiday game, ih several year. Although there 1 no league In Central Oregon this year, the rela tive standing of the three team In their games with each other will be on an exuetly equal hal if Shevlin lllxon defeat Redmond Sunday. At present they are something like this: Won Lost Pet. Redmond 1 1 .M7 1 Brooks-Sianlrr: 2 2 .500 Shevlin-Hixon 1 2 .232 l BCHBfl WINS MATCH IV. P. Ueitl Win toThr Brml BulMlnl LOS ANOKLKS. June 11. Joe Stecher defeated Dan Knloft. Bui lafhra ginpplofi in 'two struight falU In their local contest. un. 1I1- (JKTs PVUlIi (U. P. Loud Win 10 The IVnd Bulletin) PORTLAND, Ore., June 11. Sailor Jack Wood, light heavyweight wreatler of Houston, Texas, threw Prank Pilling last night ut the end of 4 2 minute. o hard he could not return to finish a scheduled two hour wrestling match. It was the oniy fall of the evening. Eugene Youths Will Climb Middle Sister An ulienipt will he mnde Friday tunrnlng to iicale Ihe Middle Sister by u partv of Kugetie hoys, hendfd by three adults, nrcordlng lo the Runena Renlatnr. The vnniis. 111 in number, were to leave Kugone Into reaterdn) afternoon for ihe anow line, where fjgfnp w'us In be mndOi Barly thin nornlni the boyi mo' their lenders were in leave their ramp and hike to the Umber line, propnrntory in the itnn to the mm mil of the Middle atater In the ninrii j ing. The Bngcne boy pinn to aal their Innehea mi the 'op ol the moon-' lain tomorrow noon. Tin' n; yonthlal hikers are henld- i d I'v B. Bi HoldOman, physical ill-j ,nj lor for the Kngene Y. M. C. A.; uj idi I'nhl of Ihe University o' Oregon physical education depart mont, mid Hlohbrd Hayden, Should membera ol the paiiy Bucceed in reaohlni ihe mmmlt, they win be the first lo mull' 11 glacier peak of Ihe mid state Oaaoadai thli aaajon, 1 11 1st IJtAtTCR Won lumt Pet. Sun Prnnclaco M tn ir, . 7 4 j Salt I ..ike . . 2S 28 ,se& Los Angeles 11 ,101 Seattle 11 11 ,t00 Oakland 2S 24 .461 PorUand 2n II its anornnionlo . 27 .hi 42.1 Vernon M 41 ,f ITmtrnlaj - gcorce ai Beattla R 11 k Portland i 1 BootUe fi 1 1 0 Dnttarlen: bin: MHJua, llnllliiKsworth Lucas mid B, and Tn Balda In B Mi B, ai and Lake n H, Siii-ratnenlo . 7 II Salt Luke Ti 10 Batter lea: Hughea ami Bheai Cahe. O'Neill nml Cook. Al Sun Francisco I!. II. Los Angeles . .. 2 7 I San Francisco .711 :i Battdrlea; Wrlghi and Bandberg, Funis: McWeeny nml Yelle. At Vernon R. II. K. Onklnnd 0 12 0 Vernon 2 fi 2 Batterlee: Boehler and Byler; p letto, Bekert, Penner ami Bchnng, Four Fast Yachts Race To Islands In Pacific CRHWH TRAIN I'OR HACK in. i'. Ueied Wiro tu The Bend BelltUni POUQHKBBPB1B), N. v., June 11. With the arrival of the Washing inn crew, lour collnRes nro now tialn !:tK "ii Ihe HiiilHon for Ihe Internal' leglate rowlni ohamplonahlpi on .1 itnn 22. Hyriicusn unit Cornell nr Xpected tomorrow, hut Ihe Navy will vol arrive i June 1 1. SWIMMiOK TAKMH CDN'I'ltAf T 111. p. bfend win-in Tin' iti-Mii Bulletin) NFW YORK, .liinn II. Miss lOlen Wnnwrlghti formgr bntlonnl hgmplon and Olympic ewlmmeri haa Ignntl u aohtraci lo oatoh iwlrnmlng nil dlvliiK ul Ihe WontwbrtA pool In 'ortentetlih, n. 11. she win gel nnn lor Ihreu tuonllni (li. p. 1 . 1 - . i wire I,. Tin- Rend Balhtla) HAN FRANCISCO. June II. Somewhere west uml south of here today on the PgclflOi rour Sun Frun cIhco ygchta Hailed 111 a nice iigulnst iime nml dletanca to roneb Tahltli 3,160 mllei away, tot the glory or yoohting and u cup donated by s 1 1 Thorn ai i.ipion, Tim four voaiala, Mnrlnor, simw nee, Btolle and Idnlln, gol otr per fectly In the ItttW of the nice Iftte yeaterday, but jhhi uh they drew ahreaii of the Golden (tnte, Morrli llnnien, eallor, tell from the mnai ol Ihe Mariner uh he wiih taking In the lopaall. (tanhen was pioked np By ihe yacbl Mlunwlti eacortlng the fg aerii and broiighl rtahore to n hoo- lilliil, where I1I11 condition was nrOi 1,1 "Pijje" tobacco in every sense of the word From start to finish Granger Rough Cut is made for pipes ! In the first place, it's made solely of ripe old Burley, the finest pipe tobacco that grows. Then it's ctif for pipes(rough cut) to make it smoke slow and cool. But most important of all it is mellowed by the famous Wellman method, a secret process which makes Granger just about the smoothest smoking, best-tasting tobacco you ever put in your pipe. I,ir.orrT St MvrRs Tobacco Co.