The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963, June 25, 1925, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextPAGE a Babe Ruth's Usefulness Ended For Rest Of The Season THE BEND BULLETIN. DAILY EDITION, BEND, OREGON, THURSDAY, JUNE LEGS GIVE OUT f 4 : : ! 4 4 4 v : TIIIH uni; IN HI'OItT 4 i s7 1 i Pdeknklll, N. v., 4 janw ''"' By dateatad wn- 4 Hum Hcliurff lii ii ilii'i'K mila : scullers' l'i" '" 4 ) l u 1 Jimmy Jo I a nay, 4 prnuiineni no n paginal In Ihe 4 4 i i lniury wnlithi illvltilon, hum 4 4- in w. Paul, 4 ItlVa Yale won from 1 1 n r- 4 4 yard in tin1 ntuionl vuialtv bOal 4 trace no ""' Ttatw iii Net i'"" t (inn, Conii, I IH II Cornell WHS III" Will- 4 4 hit in the national IntewolUfl- 4 uln rn-vlnit ntrUMu ill I'ottgh keeps!" , I'll!) At I lu yt mi. flh'o, Ted 4 4 Lawta defeated lack Biittoi) in 4 4 10 rounds. 4 IBM ai Philadelphia. Tom 4 my I. iii: hi. ' ii received III" pupil- 4 lur veidlrt .it i lie etitl n! mi 4 lihi round boul ptln ajlka Ha- 4 4 Tlnw, " 4 ! 4 4 4 ! 4 GOING A STEP HIGHER ! EAGUE BASEBALL Fs Barely Able to Walk When Benched III. I". I ... .. I i . I li. Deed MmII i.iu ni;w YORK, I""'' II, Btba Ruth l Ml lor l In' r, n! of Mil' hiiiid mi h i a ri'iiiiliir unil li" muy '"' but few .t 'in front ihi" 'Mid ill lil" i hi i r Tin- Hull"- was limn bed yesterday In Washington when It In legs ho 1'iiniK 10 swollen unil ''' 'I'm he i, nilil Imrdly walk Before Hi" leimi I'll c Vurk II was known lllill I : it i urn In rmiil shape .i rut ill" i i . ,-i l l! hud become n lulled J 4 4 4 4 4 ih" i n I Ihnl Ii" could ii"i tin used illilrll Itilll-"!' II lit .in established '"''l "nit ii llluViT III III!" lllllllir leagues I II D in i nnlj .... lani . bbi Imh "pan io i ...i oM MO Hull" Kuih mm Ii" iilile vnnVVI i aliitid ii! III," Iml unil Ml Ihutn I," , i :it . II ".null eve I.inU long Jlllltl Mi cn.v. niiliiv , an Maid i'i lb" pint" 'In! BtjQOJ rmtklc ho t" bit, t"lt ti .in Klv" IiIiii mi in l mi I ili innii .in. ii.. n nl fielding unil linn" runnliiK Ty Culili ami Trln Speaker are lOWill IB mil kttJMM Hii'lr OKI IN idling luiil "r th"lr urms ir loving strength I'"! because their : i .in ,.'.iiir luck mi ili"in lii'iir ni Sroll. tin former Yankee shore hinp 'iliiii'xi pasted mil uf (In ituijur P - mi . f..r ih" ,iiiin rcuseti when waivers '.'"i'i" urked i,i hlir. recently, 'or n liln. hulk) win, Hub" nl mr. h tin,. Inn! tiiliir nllKhi l" it nil n'vi-ml vi'turnu irainvra tixiir"m-if Hi" 'iplnliin imr nK" Hint bin rnroor v .nilil iml hn ik limit un Oink , RpnakMr! nr OoUiBa'. Tbn mm Hum bo nol innn to I. ml mil thill hi" lt""ll lllllllolf till too I in 0 I. ll ll!'N .'. ilium' 'h" bahti In thi-ri rvitry j luy lln r. a .llnlil OODt lor lit" Vim-1 1'li'lndrliililii kna to rrl aiiynlmri" In ili Aiiiiti- WanliliiKtnn .mi I" i mi " iiKiin.inl r.nr Iti wlrli ih" t'tilcnin . .in i- pri'ltr "II bIiuI Ii may nut Ii"trolt unlnh Iti ih," firm ilivlnlmi inn! ihut l 1 '.iiilln iiill n drop all nt omr Me will rr- flivl0a1 Ni'W York I'lililinrKh Cincinnati Mrnnkl' n HI. Ionia t'tlll'llrfO Phlta4i tphii' Jiiinliill I.I M.I I Won La .IK 14 . 31 12 :!! H 11 Pat, ; Mt ' .6!l ' .017 ! .SU .4H j .MA itl ,:svi Vntfai ' Bcanwa llrmiklyti at N"w Vurk. uhi p"ln l , ruin i.ml Kriiiiiiiln riilludflpbla il Himlon, bntn r.'-iiii". i.n.tpf.n"d . rain. Al til lilll" It. II. K rill .hiirr.h I 7 2 1 It I-ouIn H 7 S IHII"r!l'K Ml'lllloUl mid Stllltll.l I ill Kt-i ni" ii Iti-lnliart and t'KnrraH Hi ,-iui'l Kiiin" poitlponi'd. ruin ill. I) K iinva Mh"ilul"d. I I M.I ' Won lm Xvki " m B) DICK DOItGAIS American Professional SUZANNE LENGLEN Leads In Morning Play BACK TO OLD FORM (It. V. tM Win- t..Th n. n. n.illilln) I PBE8TW1CK, Bcotinnd, Juna Mitclrr'iiald Smitli. Mtur Ami-rirnii pro ,turn:d in u Htarlilni; r!) for u new eovraa i iioril on bin pnaood round today and look Ih" and In the ft Id UUU I.h pluyinic for Iba ItrlilHli Opan Kolf "h.'inipionnlilp. Willi a fair 70 for ill" firm round, Hinllh foOnd liinmaif with u lotul of .'theLd of Jim Ilaruf-M, bin follow Amerltau, who wa iiii'llnK with u ' M7. Smith'n aananjf on tbo record waa : the ri-oonil of th day aa Barnen bad -I.,:.. r"i r ! hri-ul: in T'i on a par 7 J on hi ' fir I round thin morniiiR. Tennis Star Takes StraiKht Sots From Miss Ryan VJHO S Now GoiMGr eFYEiZ Shot Contests Planned For Bend Golf Club Men (ioif competition planned hv Kid J field. profi-MHlrinal of the Bend flnlf Iclttb, on July -I, will include driving, approaching and pulling COIitaaU for ihe rnembera in addition to .r. In hole flag totirnument. Held an nounced today. The lin of prizes for the tourna ment ban nut baen completed, out It will Include a hook of ticket . the i Capitol theater, given hy airi-ment: the choice of a sweater. knlcLera or golf sucka, given by the V.'ii . Wear .-.lore, and several "th- Boy Suiut Rally Planned For Prineville Saturday ; . Tb Uriul Hulkrtin) PRINEVtLUi, June 25. A scout rally to he held Saturday morning,' June 27. at Ihe Davidnon hall park' here la announced under the direc lion of the Central Oregon Scout council. Several of the events will he the aame an were held in Bend ! but Saturday, hut will he open to (II. P, Uaaed Wir loTlw It-inl llullttln) W1MHLKDON, Rnfland. June II, ' Making her firm appearance In Hlnfflea competition alnoa she de f.iulled her world's championship lual June, Mil". Suzanne l.engleii, th" Prench star, defeated Miss Klljn heth Hyan, the former Callfornlan In the liriMih nutional champlonslilp lonrnnmani ut 8-2 and 6-0. The French girl's victory over the player wim had bean ranked uh her most formidable rival In the tonrnu- ment was Just as eusy us the scorc.i Indicate, Her game also convinced th" critics that she is in old timo form ami that If her health holds out she Is ijulie certain to win the chant , plonship nga'ln. in battled the Krenrh girl on fairly even terms early In the first set when she won Ihe first two games, hut when Mile. Lenglen got her gam" going she found uu oppo tf :it that was almost helpless against her. itay Cejaeyj San Prancisco. was one of the few Americans to survive the third round, lie defeated the Swedish Davis cup star. Von Draun, the man-11" s,ruKn et asey nail Difficulty getting length into his game In the early purl of the match. Von Hraun won the flrat two games of the first set and took the first three games of the aecond set. When the Amerlran steadied he walked away from his opponent. The crowd laughed politely at the ha rassed efforts of Von Hraun to han dle Casey's sliced services. Makes Hole In One Stroke In Rrftiuh fkumninnukinu . .... .. V I , I I I I J I I , , J, h title will i lite h.r.cr crowds the ten in Inn may he pinch hitter Veach in ptai rtfki riiid SPOUT TAIILOIDS I .476 i .4(0 .11:: 1 .tl'i ' ItlHiws Is 00 v-here are accoinmmliiti'd. offer Villa lOiotiali i title with bia fore- INa WhsIiIiirIi Vork wiih tiolillui1 the bantam class and try to conk up mi., nine might a match with Itoteiiherg lit: tin- jack to risk hlr Bantam crown moat rival. Many rlni! followers believe Hiui I'uncbo is one of the most color ific ititie brown demon ean't make fui boxara 10 the ring and Is an iti" ll wen-til limn any uion ami cucopttotMl ili a .'. In card He ! a claim Ih.ft Is the reason (or Ills broken a good many liox office r- Jiiiui Into the heavier division; cords In moil of ilie big cities, i ihei . nt..iMt!n he I' a hit t h ' Villa heat Hud Taylor, the Chi- iiliuut lining his stuff with Prankle csk.i pheiioiii, who loteiitlr won lianlam klnc. quite n la'ing. This si nit of going utter more Ihun one title seems to be the rage of late. Kveryhoiiy Is tak ing a sock at someone a little bu ll;. P. taMd Wire to Th Rn.l n.illtlnl TROON, Scotland. June 25 One i-an. frn-n iron;., (min niher towns "f the rarest feats of golf a hole lm under the council. one -was pulled here today In the . Hrllish open championships hy J. J.. The r.nrlish Kooiliall ashoriat inn . Taylor, the I'ritlsh professional star. 1 l. i- voted ::t (a..T . f ann'ndini thej On the 11th yard second hole, a par . ... ii .' inain nil- 'nice. ,.in.i urn.- iirnpfieil on tile ii-lluri ver. i the .Ytticrlran champ w I It ut Ihe summer Mow-lenaoo frnm Jlnitnlc A ,-t arnir and also actor of parts, hiinded .Mil' floldslelii. the former beaiyveight king Jus an soon as Villa gets g ing a,gaiu which will he shortly we will have ail the champions and near chumps acrappinic amongst themselves hut Ihe fighter and Mdc when two defenders are between him and the opposing goal, instead of three, as now. green and rolled into the cup. the Mr. More than four-fifths of all tiy dried frtii' exported from the Cnited well known "taiee pass tnruttgn tne port of sau . inougn none for five or six hourtt J. Oempsey. . Francisco. before a fight. Young Stribllng. the grea Georgia boxer, ronfessed to u purtlcular weakness for Ice cream. He eata a quart of It after every contest. I IV, P, LanaaJ vir i.. Th, ImU itatinmi it KI..NI). t n I . June 2S Hud Tuilor. Terro UaMt buttlam. mil pointed ' I'Miiiiiilie Murphy, home 'i. win r here last nighi Murphy was . l c down In Ihe fourth KAN' FKANclSCO. June IR --Fiddle Mrtlorern, Han Jose, won fVom Jimmy Hyrne. la.s Angeles in i lit i r in In hmtvywelghi in round cm tinni er here lust ii 1 at Ii t . The html was fast and close. SAN FltANCISCO. June !B. -Odda of two in mie prevnlted loduy on Cat.' ho V'lln. flyweight chumplon. lo heal Jimmy Mi '.main wh"n they ftWM July 4 at Oakland. Villa's rep utation as champion and his flash In workouts combine to make him a ii aw f..vorlte. WII.MINCTON. fnl.. June Ue Jimmy llaiklcy, San Pedro ( ilher welcht, easily defeated Joe flonnan of Portland In n lu round hunt here Inst night. Ilackley won four rounds and i ii v. ere i veil i.i s .vs'iiiii.KS. June IS. Wladek Kbyaiko, Poltah wraatlaf. was Ukrown twlfta In itralgbl fulls here Inst nigh' hv lion Andres Caslnno, Spanish hamplon. itennti Oardlnl Ikraa Don Kidoff after 10 mlnutot 51 aoeondi, III Hie one fall s. nil W lUdtlp ANNAPOLIS, Md.. June 2r( John Sylvester of Denver. No. Ii tin Ihe chitmpiou navy crew. e. ni clci tetl cap lain of the lli.ti eighl when Ihe crew returned from l'nuKlikcci"lc. II" hat iicon rowlnl throe years. Itnfllng. Fuhr. ZahnlM i . Itotiimell. Wulherr ntnl It II A I I'll Had 1 1 ' ' nil PhUadolpbb Batteries: Mid ll" ' ' Cm lirntie. Clevoland at Chicago, first mum noetponedi rain. 1 1 mid i,auie: Cleveland Gfck ago Batuilaa: tbwaU, mid Wuli-rs; Cvengroi At IVtrolt j si. Uotria Di troll Hiiiterlea: Dunforlh "l.iinn.ird and llnssler. 7 1 1 P000i K.nr and Si hulk II I I tHcon: ; if 2 . s unil t ns 1.1 .i 1 Won Lost Sim Francisco a I J i.' Suit Uka f 44 II Seattle 28 2R UM Angeles .19 S Oakland 34 42 Portland .12 40 S.crnnicnto II 4 3 v rnon 211 ( Veslcl'llil's Scores At Salt latke: It B. San Friinclsco . !i lf Sail Uk I u II Batteries (iiirfin. Wiiiiuius Pi ;i 1 HI .671 .Kit ,M( I .117 III. I't and TTgf 1 CI. KJ Amowi Ponder, MeCahe, sinnjd and 1 Patera, At Vernon-- It. 1 1 . I'i Portland I i" 1 Vernon .311 3 limit plea: Mi ekar and TObln Intta nud Whitney. At Oakland Il ft. scan ic n 1 2 Oakland 2 11 Bkttarlee: Fusseii, tiueai and ttelawtOI lliu-hlcr and Heed. t Basramento it 11 1 1,11s Angeles 6 Hi BaoTantento 13 17 in 1 1 1 rles: I'uyna, MM;. lend Bpaneer; R. shea and KoanlaPi pu ll. 1 ! .id STAGE LINKS BEND TO KLAMATH FAILS I, i:VI0M D.XIIiV Bond in Rlamntli Pnlla, D . M, Benll to Udell 1 .11 It," mill rnllrdail pointOi s: 15 Oonnnctlorii made iviih otlior Rtnooa in Bond and Klnmath Palli RHOMB 1:11-1 -4 r i n IB FRENCHIE'S SERVICE STATION "Kill Uu Umpire;' Shouted; So Colored Woman Docs II (tr. I", las I'll Win- t.. 'I'll.' lien I Hulk-tin) BltlMINOH VM, Ala . June 15, i ,khi ihe nmplrar' lomaona Bhoutatl i when Jot Warrior, arbiter In n neato baseball game In North Blrmlnalitini iiallt'il out a runiior on u close deci sion in rimi Data, , uifile Perklni, a nalrro s mtof Iwaj Hwnycd hy the Idaki Bho drowJ 11 pistol and fired five iifioU Into War rior, kttlliii him Inktautly, According m the Wrltlngi of Tihti I k iiu:. the anelam Chinese biitoriao,' I the very Hra pair of silk itnoklngs was innde lonia ItOOO yearn aim, and praaentad to lha HmprOtii Kwnna Tali Packed in tea-foil, instead of tins hence Q 6 Just about the last word in pipe comfort Here's a tobacco that's made for pipes and pipes only! First of all it's fine, old Burley, mel lowed by Wellman's famous old 1870 method; and on top of that it's specially cut for pipes cut coarser (rough cut) so that it burns slower and smokes sweeter and cooler. Pack your pipe with Granger and sec if you don't agree that'Tor pipes it's mighty near perfect." Th" sciiHiui uf profeailonal football I lu I'liiglnnd usually begin! the Initt week of AuiMiiil mill QOnttnndfl Unlit LiGOETT & MvEn. Tobacco Co.