The Bend bulletin., June 16, 1925, Image 3

THE BEND BULLETIN DAILY EDITION, BEND, OREGON, TU1 DAY, JUNE 10, 19211
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Handicap Tournament Announced For
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PLAY ARRANGED
Partners Drawn, Week
Given to Report
Itllllli'lllul ,iii'lllltK nf III" fit .1 .in
mill June bandloap lOttfflgRiaOl
lha it, 'iii Qolf .'inii in iQoounftd
lOdij hy i In' dire, torn, together with
ill, drawing "i opponnntg tox ihi
QOfttlfylni raundi
Thin round win nut in' in iitmlng
('.mi uffali, I, tit nn hi whirl nil
mi iiilii'i i1 timnes in ,' dnVB for op
i ti. anil thou miltini ibi t;'
jrjwi I nil score will iii..'l' ) for lln
ii", , tnil roil ml .
First round mittchos mull In'
ptiynl l, Bill Tui-Hilin ii'iiln,'
J4IM It, tiinl ilt- hi urn curd, signed
hy Itoth plater. I itrni'il In in tin
m. t .kcr
RnUabli pflni in1' blu arrangad
fur b iii bandliap comwlttaa, nin
in i which in Trail Palrohlld
. II iillvnr inn! Frank II. Prlnc.
Tit,, first mini, I drawing mi, I III"
bjpndtrapi Bhloh ban isen paalgnad,
h., . i-il M wniiu'Iii Hill In blfMOlOft,
tip' III. fnlloK
I. II llmnl 11 vs. II J. Child ' Mi
.1. II. JeffrlM 14 vs.' K. II Well IK:
li. a Moral 1 4 v B. II MeCord M;
II. N BnchwillM v I'srl A
lobaiofl 14; 0 J i iiiki.ii II it
w ii, n.t. rit..n Hi W J i "I. in. ii
:il J M Child ICl 1C; li T '.ir
dp .m vh. t. ii Doithll 14
l ll li mi :n. '. I HllKll llllRUII
III Lloyd Mukiii II Ralph Win
is. i' ii Brooba i v. t ii fad)
l l Mkwi II v. 0i A lliirni
kuiic ii k Brooba M n Oaargi
p (iuv ii i i. Bum ii v" it n
Boon ii
n ii ciiii. ri pkwta w
Krsklti" 2V Kit Lynns 22 s II A
Miller II; William MiitKiiu-r :.:
ii it N Pilairuw II; f T. Pair
child lira s w HabMa Mi m l
llmwit :.'. v - J V llunh 22, Vitiioii
Mminy nr. vs. II H. Hurl 30.
.1 r H,.tn,'v '' I v I r.i e Kit h-
anil 14; I P Mahafjvy II v ii s
ii ,t. .in. .ti ii. Ralph Carl hi si fa.
.1 II I'piou I;. J M Herbert 1 1
yd c s Radaea 14; A ll OltVhi
r. n Brad limpaen II; i i Maid
ll f$ .i BdMrd Laraaa N
it m Wood v ii k AUaa II;
j a Dadray 31 . Hagh O'Kaaa
3; J. F Kilmer II v C M. Ile.l-
riald III k tv Broil if boai is in. j
I. M Km 3. K. B. (irtiv II v
1 J I. Unlit ;i,
v a Haealni II m si'v. Iiabll
II; k c Bbarty II ti ii n Mcwra
nr.. .1 11 M.i.i.-r is Ctrdi M
HaXai II; 11 J Powat 14 B, H.l
Riiphiu 3.-. w L O'Doaaail n '
I'm nk 11 prim n.
Waltar Cooaibi m n Blah;
!' 1ft; I'lttronn Mnnnliolntrr 31 va
.1 L v.in iinffi'i ;. m P, Paihaaa
in ra, Hugh Thonipioa ll
Attar an nhlbltloa law ibroad I
Itili tiiimmrr. Arnc llnm. lit' crtui
Iwadlah twtstnur who imiiin tit,- Bar
tilt, tin t ti(iinpl(intiliii timl intil nf Ihr
world'i dlitaaci raoordi, plaai in ra
turn to Am'rl('u fr prrnimit'itt r-.1 '
in '
STAGE LINES
ItENI)
To
KLAMATH FALLS
IiHAVRR ii.mi.y
Bond t, Rlamatli Balls, n a.m.
Band in Odoll liahc and
railroad points, BtlS
Oonaeetloni made with other
stages In Bolld nml
Klamath Bulls
P1IONH cii-.i (ii i'icK
FRENCB
SERVICE STATION
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PARENTS-
Children, or other unauthorized persons,
are not allowed on the log booms or logs
in the mill pond. We will appreciate
your cooperation in preventing accidents.
THE SHEVLIN
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: THIH BATH is HI'OHT
till ai Civiniy lilindi
' Tom Huyiri difoitnl Tom Pad"
I dock in 'st rouodi tor ihi Hoi-
:- Huh ihimplooiblp
llll Dlohiraon ol thi Wor
ontaf bmbill in' nadi "i
! k blu hi i tlmn hi imi
I i vi., a i Boiton, (liow
iMxiitt ind Martin rlahiHy
: fou0hi lo raandi la irnw.
IUIIII - At 11,'ll'lltl. Mi. Ill ,
' Btanliy Kalabal kndahad 'tut
i Kiii i iii ill" 1 7ih round
I'm hi vYIanlpag Hlhi
QibhoRi hnoihad aai Joa Wfl
IOp in lit" alfbth rmintl.
III ai Pltubnrih, Ihi
Pittaburib National liaiua,
laam difaaiad Brooklyn I in I
In IT IiiAIiikh.
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LEAGUE BASEBALL
mi ltd w I.KAUI7R
Won Laal Pil
PblhUUIphla II iH '''
Waablagtoa rh4 if .Ml
Chicago 2" :k .m
CUvilaad II II .411
HI. Uiuln l 3ii g
Nmw fork II 30 .131
ll. In, It 111
Mi.. lull 30 34 .3711
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AI NlW Vnrk II II R
It. trull ti 7 2
Na lark I ' I
ll, i h i l... WttlK lilll mi. I liuili r.
Piaaoch, noyi and Bahgangh
AI llnnion It II R
iii,, mn I r. I
II. ml, ill l l',!
Baliirln Rohartaoa and Cronaa.
Qrabowakli gkniki lad Plclalih.
ai PhUadilpbU it. ii R '
Claralaad I n
PbUadalphla II ll ll
Battarlai Bhaata Bdwarda, Ray
mtil I. Srwi'll; ilrovi'M, l(uinnitll mil
Pirhlai
ai Warttagloa- it. n H
SI. Inul Oil
Vuhlaglan I :
Rattarlai Qlrard ami Dtson
Jdlinmin uitl Itnel
ITION h I I t.l I
Won Ejosi Pal
NVw York II II i::tr,
Pittibnrgh It 11
Brooklyn ,. :'t .tt;
t inciuimtl Ill 24 .511
si Uiuin :r, 29 .ill
Chicago 21 31 IM
Phlladalpbli 21 .lo .112
Huston 20 32 .35
Todaj '- rtt ., N
At Pittsburgh It. II F.
New York II 17
Ipitiihargh II 20 2
Battarlai Haatiingar, OraenHsld.
McQalllaa. Hhnap NaMaad laydar;
Aldlidga, Kl'lHIW, Meadows and
Smith
At t'lticlnnntl II. II R
llrni.klyii . f, in
Cincinnati I ll I
Battarlai Pally Oalniini ami Tal
lor. Illxet unil Wlugo
ai chtaagh it. ii
HoHlon 7 II
t bl, ago 4 ll
i 1 1 Innings I
Battailai Ryu Ooonay and Olh
son; Ooopar, Buib lad Oonaalaa.
At St. lanils It II I
Philadelphia i
St. I ...UN .. . 2
i suth laalag)
Batlirlaai Rlag Batti ami Wtlaan,
llenline, Haines and tl'Farri'll
Sch in hi I
SPORT TABLOIDS
(ti IV LutHi Win- t.-Thf liVn.l llulMinl
CH1CAQO. June 1 1; AffTMnltnta
are altnnit completed for a Marry
WllltGOr (lodfrey fight at the
RMl Hblesgd a re mi next mouth, tie-
sordini to Proiuotor Jimmy Klulllni
here.
ASTORIA, June 1 1, Cracker
War re u. Orenon City llghlWolght(
poured oTtrythlni ti clever fivhtor
Iuih into Jack Burbank. 0( Portland
throuKbout their in round bout here
tagl nlffhti lii l could not bring llui'
ba ilk down. Warren got the deci
sion, lam Perry of Portland won a
donlRlon. from Kinu Boyson or Antorlo
in six roundi of lightweight mlHIng,
and Pill Peyton ol' Portland knocked
out Kd Godtn, of Warranto n in the
Iiihi frame of their four rounder.
- HIXON CO.
R0GER J,,INS B PLAYING managers
WBBBnr
Navy Crew Is Feared
By Washington Coach
1 (O, P. Uaa Wire t" "Hi fWn.l Hutlrtin)
POUQHKKBP8IB, N. Y . Jim- If
Htihly CnllOWi roarh of WiiMhiiiK
lOH tit'N in trulnlnic for thf ol
li'Klnti fham(ilnn;thip rcK.t'.ta tun.
hot 11 Ik varnliy ovrr tln rourHi- t
day lit I nlnutM nml II MCODdl
Thin wan th' ftr-i ittetnpl of thr
HolMM ac.ilUBt the watrr.
Th boyi from t h far wi-Ht wi'iii
ovit the nOtttW at noon.
-7 . iwr t
You'll take to Grander
right from the start
0RIGAPH OF
('alio Ih worried ndoitl tli puvy.
Thi' nldshlpiBtUI travi-l.tl Unt mil':
in "1 nilntitt'H y'trday and hivauitt'
of l It Ih Callow wa unxlOtti to iter
' what his boy rtiuld do.
Central Oregon Fishing
Pletsea Portland Angler
"Vi had tht Kreatfut fUhlns w
ever h.nl or i-xp.Tt to have," writ en
M. Fletninic. Portland bwtMM man
to a 0. Kherly nf Mend on returning
.to Portland from the DenrhutcH
OOBntry. Klemlnc and his party ,
Granger has that full, rich "rounded
out "mellowness that every experienced
pipe-smoker looks for in tobacco.
For Granger is fine., ripe old Burley
tobacco mellowed by Wellman's fa
By DICK DORGAN
rrr- ..ia.lm' n
o -s
IKlTHE FIELO
'
,nv'r HAPPW
I
fished in Kact hikv "We hrouKht
bark about II pounds, which wan all
w.c rould conveniently pack In our
limited npa. " in the car. The bijEKest
!nnf 1 caucht was tt Inche.i un.l
the ntnalb'st 1 i. so you can judge
that I was well ratlflf led."
BOSTON, June Young Strlb
llnt;, Atlantic Ilcht heavyweight, won
a 10 round decision from (Jeorge
Gooftti Aimtralid. after a hlow and
nlMlMMttal content. Babe Strib
Mne. his brother, won a four round
derlaton from LUtf Hrlggnoli. Cam
brid ge.
Bend Golf Club
r.nnnDirH IHAV7A
uvvwiuvii,
I FAH IN TOURNEY
LLrtL' IvVIUilil
.
I?.. i !,! vi.i. i o
JJUt it 111- clIIU .11(1111111 I.' -
garded As Bes(
NEW Vf)HK. Jniii! 1. Jimmy
tltt'iilrlrli. Mi" in."-.! BnfCalO boy.
and Ktuniniuiiti Loayaa, a product of
Chill, arf the Miirvlv(,rs ,f the MDl
final round of til, iixitt wi'IkIu allml4
nalion tournanii'iit and ihy will
nail in thu Qaaaoahoraagfa ftadlnn
on July I.
Tbl Nw York hotrlriK cornmlHHlon,
which organlaad tin toafnanant, win
ri'i'oiotlZ't Hi" winner of the nexl limit
iih llio world's liKlitwi'leht rliampion,
Hii""""iltnic Kenny lconard, who re
tired. From III; din that wan nhown hy
the winnerH of la.il nlKht'H liotitt.
ih" ('oiiiriilKHion'.s new ehamploa will
lie a very ordinary rbamiiion anil
Will he the champion 'inly an Ioiik M
ha caa avoid yeaag Baamy Mandall
or Sid Terrln.
baoaard may htOV OP the workH
If he lomeii out of retirement. There
are well founded rumorn that he Is
Koine to return to the rlne-
iLoayta, in hlH victory over drills
Olana, the dusky f'tihan, lOoBld
much better than QoOdrlCh, who
went ihroUKh 1 Had Mow rOBBtfl to
.vin a daahttoa from the veterar. !. n
17 Valeer. The Chilean polndied
off the f'tihan In loan than three full
rOUBdl and he nhowed a fine punch
In adilition to a very aeeresHive
style.
Says Credit For Fish
Wrongly Given to Foss
A news story published last week
In the Oregonlan. and reprinted Mon
day In a local paper, has brought woe
ami anguish, to say nothing of bit
terness, lo Ihe soul of L. S. Sillery.
angler extraordinary. For the story
gives to U at. Foss of Bend credit
for hooking and landing I huge Dolly
Yarden trout which Sillery positively
identifies as one lie . m - 1: captured.
"The part of the BtOT7 pertaining
to the slxe of the fish. pounds
dressed, and Itenham Falls, as the
place it was caught. Is quite all right
w ith me. ' Sillery remarked. "That .
just the slxe of the trout I caught,
and the place I caught it. Hut 1
wish to point out that It was In OB
bert's grocery store where I had the
fish on display that Mr. Foss caught
The big fish, which was admired
Packed in tea-foil,
instead of tins
hence jQtf
mous old 1870 method. And another
thing, it's specially cut for pipes (rough
cut, we call it) so that it burns slow
and smokeps sweet and cool right down
to the very last flake.
tiy many In HmIiI whll1 it wan Hhnwn
.ii tin- stunt mi .Inn' s, whm itiHinttHl
t,v -; tim kuh i.mu:.. -o to
be used In helping (a m&Vfl up
Central OrcKon illHpluy at th It. P,
E convention In Poriiuini. SIHf
f-xlnfiif(l.
San Francisco Yachts
Still Far From Land
SAN KltANi'lsro. June lli. Pour
San Francisco yachts on a cup race
to Tahiti were today approximately
1,000 miles from here, nearly a third
Of their voyage completed, ICCOfd
ine to radio advices from the Iditlla.
Frank Jtimenl. Han JoHe amateur,
reported picking up a messaee went
hy Itay Niwby, operator aboanl the
Idalla. yacht of Dr. B. R. Parker.
Juraml aided Niwby In Installine iho
Idalla railio eiiuipment.
The yicbta were reporletl ns huv
Ine made th- exceptional average of
10 miles an hour for 101 houra sail
ing. The Idalll'l radio was dam
aged by wind and water, it wait ex
plained, preventing earlier com
munication. Winner of the 3.360 mile rare will
receive a cup donated hy Sir Thomas
Llptoa.
Paul liunlap. the :ar mller of the
I Waablagtoa State college track team,
tips the beam at only lu8 pounds.
DR. GRANT SKINNER
DENTIST
Room lfl, O'Kane llldg
Phone !H W
DR. ROY REYNOLDS
Chiropractor
O'Kane Rldg., Phone 480
Dr. Herbert B. Mallett
Chiropractic Specialist
tSl Minnesota Ave.
PNinc 428
O. S. PHILLD?S, M. D.
Eye, Kar, None and
Throat Specialist
Rooms 17-10 O'Kane Rldg
Hours: 0, to 12, 2 to S:30. 7 to I
Phones: Office 17S J. Res. 120
lurabennsn's Hospital Certificates
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