The Bend bulletin., June 27, 1925, Image 3

THE BEND BULLETIN, DAILY EDITION, BEND, OREGON, SATURDAY, JUNE 27, 1928
VAC, E 3
-adway Jones Romps
NAM FAVORITE
AS RACE OPENS
Flying Euony Not Even
in the Money
IU. r. UmI Wtratelaa Band laattttUl
latonia n vca track, June n
Broadway Jonae, inr of iin' K it
Itrudlcy stables and inld of Kin
' ii by rldlnp natrona, won um La
i nil in iii i by Hun' today, kimk Rudl
nun m i mill in u driving finlihi and
Progreaa, coming from far Inn k,
noaml Into third t'li'ii
The i'ii i'i wag inn' of Mm irajglafel
lurf buttles ever ami here KlnK
Ngd.li Hie liiviii lln. ulWii it .ii.iiinil ibe
I illllnilill'l i, was hi-uli'll liy M Sftlllt
in rfc IK Urn (told (if II K'lnlli'il III'
llnlah.
Ktnp Alum' iiiiiiIii III enrl)' puce
until HWOPU lu'ik ih" IkiuI ul tbi half
liroiidwo,y June gradually worked
hi ivuy in Din (roil t and h r-lil mi In
iiin r i ii i nit (btoplld u vigorous olwJ.
leago In KtHK Nmll. which iiiMi" fast
iii ihii ttreteb
Fhlng Khuiiv. v Inte r ( llm K' ii
(tirkv tlrrliy. wniilil huvi ri'i-i' IvimI an
added l, bad im wim Hi" i-i
touto atemto, imi norey wan . run
taadar,
I'mgrr, Ihi' mily maiden In lln
tar. ulinwcd itntiHiiiil i In, outrun
lilng such borUOf M RWOPO uhd Cap
tail Hal.
There won mi added prize iif 116.
n (ha darby, rub today for the
i Mil Hnin
Broadway Jonea patdi t u in f i
in iii- iiiiiiiii'i
Klna Nmll paid on u 12 I Irk .-I
st, in for plaaa ami ii (or hoar,
i M in Proarasa paid $t in show.
Tllf Wr'.nri of III,' 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 mil wan
ilin In Kri'ui iiiiiiiiri Iii lli,i i niiliuMt
ami lodgment of lil rider, Hortoy
Mi rr 'Mir l,n kepi lli'i llllilllll rloae j
in iln rail nil tin way tiriiiinil, saw-, I
much ground and timed bla run lol
perfection Hi mnilii III firm si-r- I
lout ihitvtt wnii in mount after tbajyl
iiud Iruvi'lml (In half iiiIN' linn he I
raabad in Hie fmni.
King KadL alWafg Iii close qunr
ti-rti. Kul rlrur at the stretch turn ',
unit Ihn Ivii hooked lip In n In-art,
breaking iuh to the wire
Tin' rut i' vii worth MIMI In tin '
wlonar
HENNESSEY, CASEY
STAY IN DOUBLES
ralian Pair Loacra in
Wimbledon Play
It IV I,! Wir liiTh IUimI llullrtln)
fMBUCOON, Bngtonal, June 27
Jjobn Hennessey and Kay Casey,
tlie .miing Atiierb an team, suryivcd
(he (Irsf rottnd of Ihe iiniiblns OOaV
tlllmi In lite British n tl.V.I tin
tlln chlllliplonsllllli. here liul..l I'' lie
raattni ibma AadtnUiaa pair, it w,
llagtb am! It. Taylor, at 1-4, K-n.
li 3 and ii '-'
The Atnarteana war iparUnf on
iln lr service and all urnund court
play uml (hey were much sir Killer
than the Auatrallana
Hi nil Coil, el. Km nee,, deflated
lagal Mohan Lai 111 11, 1C. 6-2 and
: ami aniarad uta ftftb routu),
1 hern he will on i t ll-nnessey, Ihe
in. In surviving American In lln In
Rtodi
Susaniio l.eiiclen, teamed with
Mijrnlru, be 11 Tlmmer uml Miss Hon
inun B-l and 111 11 In the sncmid round
uf iii" mtxd donblog,
H. C. Plsher survived lite foitrlli
round when he debeiitef A. II Pysea
I ti l. h li mid 71, ITsher will me, 1
Andaradn in lha iifib round.
Lenglen Vsns Easily
From British Leadev
(It. P. Inw.1 Wire to Tin- lloi.il Itiiluain)
wi.MitLKiuiN, England, .it
Ahotbar olneb victory on bet roup
Ihrotlgtl Ihe field In Iflfl Mi'lllsh tin -
ilonal tannli ohaniplonihlpi win
i 1 ' 1 1 1' "d today b Mile l.eliglell. Hie
Protteb slur, Whan she tan awaj wWh
Mra, Baanlph, one of iim Brltlah
slnra, In two sols, at 6-0.
The formar world s ohampton was
lllflnelbla and her i.aitte eiiiuied an
oration front 18,000 ktiottatolm al the
l,d of Ihe
'I TUler a
ni ihe mntcli,
lerrlflo mrtfaalo linn i'i, ii,,.
laiinewhat mi a iiut'iirlne, .lames t).
Anderson, lha Australian Davis cup
let', dafaatad Jacquoi Drugnon,
lance. In a five set mil 1 1 h The
i eot'PH were IMI. 7 !'. 14, 71 nnd
ii. r. i. Barclay, the Taamnnlan
1 tptnln, allmlnntod Oolonal Mayai,
(tnitndn, 8-8, i-ti, i ti, ti-.'i and n-i.
i ; relay will mOBl JOpn llorolrn.
I'rnncoi ihe dofondlng phnmpton, in
ii" m ".i round,
The Atnerlenii team, Wllllains uml
I'onner, survived the flrul round of
im dniililsa by defeating the Brltlah
aii', nitrlngnam nmi Bharwall, al
i-l, l, 8-7, 7-0 nnd 8-n,
i is DallQfi ihe Amsrlcan, ami
ii. Jorvln, Qnglnnd, won thalr flmi
hies match from tho formidable
'Irltlall pair, 0, (J. N. Tlimhllll nnd
:. II. (Illberl. ill 7-8. Ti-7, II n, B 7 am!
88,
g. .J. 444-444 4
i- THIN iii IN spout
14) i v "i 7 a Mix oared rogatti al
Id Newburgb, N v.. araa won by
i Ida Ware of Maw York olty,
j I KK 7 Til" cutler yuehl tien
V uMii Won lli" Jublteo tin hi turn
i around On ti Britain
lit A I llnhokoti, I'mnk
a Riarln defeated Jake Kllraln In
nlna rouuda,
' lilt Al ('tinny IiiIiiiiiI,
Uaoma .Dixon dafaatad prod
Jobnaon in 14 rouodi for lha
woi Id ' a.fentliorwelghl chain
iiiiimiitp
t!"i( Krank OotCtl won
from ,11111 Parr in a wraalllni
4 i nun ,i al Buffalo,
1114 Waliar IfagaSi Atnar-
lean pro, huh tho BrlUitl opan
unir rh : mplumblp,
LEAGUE BASEBALL
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I'lllll ili'lplllli I '! I'll
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Chin. Kit 3"
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Hi. Loula no .iti
Otovatood II II
Nnw Vnrk : .17
Boaton (H
Tona ' Sriii'i'
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Kaw vmk in ti
Boaton I is
Batlarlaa: Hoyt, Pargnaon
takMRi Malmtuf. Quia a, Roaa
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Ni' Torb ri
Boaton i
Battartaa; fkoekar and n
Rnfftai nod iirt ii r
Al Pblladalpbta R.
waablnnton
Pblladalpbti
Battartoa: :
a'll anil Rttal
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iiarri ami Cocbraoi
Al ChlrKit
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Battartoa: llnltb
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ami laball
HiM'ntiil i:aniia 11.
Claraland . 1
Catania s
Hull prim: IMuur,! uml
lloln-rlMiii nmi Grnliowaitl
Al Ditrnll - H.
si Uwia 4
Hi t mil r
Battarlaai Bnab, Wlogard
lll&on, Wi'll. Cnltlllfi, llaliNN
Baaalaf,
TU is (l UK turn
and
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Chicago
Philadelphia
lloston
At Kaw York
It. II
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llosion . s
New York 3
Batlarlaa Harms uml O'Neill ;
Kent ley. Wlsner and iluyder.
At Brooklyn it. H. I
Pblladalphla , m ri i
BMoklyn nil
Battarlaai Rln and Wilson;
Climes. Ilubbill and Taylor.
Al Pittsburgh It. II. i:
OUwIanaH 212 I
Plttaburgh I g
Batlarlaa: Lupua ami Hargravaa;
odama nmi Hooch ,
Barond gaaa: it 11 B
Otucinnatl 8 11 I
Plllshiirgh .281
Batlarlaa: Donohau ami Rruegar;
Alltrtdg and Smith.
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Chicago 0 7
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Batlarlaa: Jobaa, iiusii and n
Won laisi
ii it
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32 31
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Grand Theatre, Sunday and Monday
Kim If : . ' ': i: .1 :
:- THE IMC LEAGUE CIRCUS PARADE
J p WILL THEY LEAD ALL THE WAV HOME?
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I inn . Ili li hatl ami UTurri'll
Lyons rOAKT MtA.cn i:
Won l.nil
ii B.I Han Pranatooo (4 21
0 Salt Ijike (ti ft
! Heal He 40 3
Mfnli. . ljoa Aatalea (To 31
I'oriland 14 41
II. K Oakland 14 (4
11 1 Sacramento 44
I- 2 Vernnn jl 5;
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San Priinclscn U !i 8
Halt lail'e . li 1 f,
ilatlerle: Mitchell. Crockett.
0i ii aad Agnawi 0Naltl, Hukab)
ami I'eiers. Cook.
At Sucrantento
lais Angeles
Sacra man to .
naileries: Otontl
Martin ami Koahlnr,
Al Vertion--
Pdrtland
r ft. a,
(10 i
:l 1 .1 ti
and Rnnla;
it. II K.
Ill !
Vernnn . 2 r. 1
11 llatterles: Hums. Yarrlson and To-
i bin. Bryan, Ladolph and Bcbang.
At Oakland It. 11. K
Seattle 2 17 1
Oakland . I in a
Battarloa: Mlljus and K. Baldwin;
Klin, ami llyler.
tciaAnk oountR wis
IU. I". LaassU W.re le T Baaul PsUsHril
MONTCLAtR, N. J.. June 27
Oaorge Fred Kainprecht of Cleveland.
ropraaantlhi Tutont university, led
In Ihe flrat 1 B holes of the finals
of the Interrollegluto golf champion
ships being played here today. He
had a score of ,
I Ills opponent was Alfred .1. Wesl-
land of Seattle, ranraaanttng Dnfrur-
ally of Washington.
0 I r-
i Put u in The Bnuatla
FiMtt time oi. vfiN :'iA
, with Tuottt r ) 9y
Home With I .atonia Derby Purse
"V. " Th. ,V. "a".
Itl'TII STU.I. IIHC1 I I !
iii. p. t-sMd we teTfca tvr.it BaBatlal
ItOSTON. J u u e 27. - Within u
week, lluhe lluth hopes to be back
In condition and also lo sell his farm
ul Sudbury, which he admitted today
"is costing too Bitten ntniiey to run."
Ruth arrived here yesterday with
the New York Yankees for a series
with the He,! Sox He said this morn
I Ing he hopes to get into the line un
for today's game
BUM NOB ;wt.vm iMWKit
SAN ItAFAKl.. Cat. Juno 27. Kl
einer (iaruttl. national SO yard swim
champion, successfully returned to
competition here lust nigh! ami won
the 104 yards In one minute six
seconds, equalling the const record.
The lime Is not official, as the dis
tance of the San llafucl tank does
mil meet the A. A. requirements.
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SPORT TABLOIDS
It. P. l.,-'.l WOrtoThc Ilreil lldllrtin)
BALTIMORE, June 27 Frank i,
Oanaro, American flywalghl cham
pion, easily outpointed Kid Williams,
former bantamweight champion. In
n 12 round bout.
AURORA, 111 . June 27. Louis
"Kid" Kaplan, featherweight cham
pion from M riden. Conn.. OUtolUggUd
Prankta Behaafar, Chicago, in n ten
round go here last night, and won
the popular decision.
KANSAS CITY. Kana., June 27.--Jack
Brltion, former welterweicht
TOMORROW
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BRINGING
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ME.VICAJM OUl-tPlM (
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By dick dorgan
champion, gave Da Ye Forbes. Chlca
gO, a ioand drubbing in (heir ten
round bout here last night.
SAN PRAMC18CO, June 27. Joe
Itocbe decisively beat Lnttf Cooper
In their .en round engagement here
mat night. Cooper showed effecta
of the lacing given aim some weeks
ago by Mickey Wulker.
CHICAOO, June 27. Joe Steelier
refusod to accept the verdict of (he!
referee who awarded him a victory'
In his bout w ith Frank Judson here I
last night. Indaon was dazed when
hoth wrestlers rolled out of the rlngi
and v.as unable to rontlnue in the'
match aftar '41:13 minutes of grap-'
pllng. Steelier said be wouldn't count!
Ibis a victory ami wants to meet
Judson again when he recovers. j
IHH.I.YWOOn. Cat. June 27. !
Young Natlonaltota won the referee's
dedal on from Buffalo Tommy Kyan
In a lu round bout, bantamweight,
barn last night. The bout was slow.!
llayden Pythian won a six round de
cision from Joe Kelly In the sonil
wlndup.
COMPtON. Cat. Juno 27. Leoj
llarlnge. heavyweiBht, won on n foul
in Ihe first round from Jimmy Harry
here Inst night.
LOS ANGELES, June It. Pitc'.teri
Heorge Payne of the I-os Angeles
Club baa hern Indefinitely suspended
by Manager Marly Krug on ground.!
he was not giving the Angels his
haul efforts.
UP FATHER
r W":" " 1 """" "" -o.ooucr I I
O Sr'?1-"-' ''' I mcpc too gowo
L- y. f'
OiMS sv Int i. TtnTusi Snviez. Inc
Gri Britain fititi rerved j k .
BALL TOO LIVELY,
PLAYERS DEPLORE
Becomes Real Danger, Says
GlfOlt Manager
(II. p. a ui Wir a Tli IVnil RulMinj
mow yokk, June 27. OanaraJ
protesis analn-,1 ihn uae of i.ho lively
bull are eapalni so much stir among 1
(be players ami Hie manager! In Hi"
major leafaae lhat Ihe offlclal may
have lo make some cbangaa lo pru-
tael the ptoyara.
Kver since Habo ftntb nlur(ed the ,
rogtte for Ions hiding the players ,
bav.; contended that more life was j
being put In the bull but UM charge
wus steadfastly denied by (ho pro
fessional two leagues. Thin year the
players claim that Hie bull Is livelier
than ' r ami ihey complain that
i pitchers and inflelders ore actually i
In danger of their Ivies.
John J. Mefiraw. manager of the
New York Wants, camo out today
vlrtitully with a demand that some-;
thing be done in muke a stand
against the ball. He said there was'
no doubt lhat the ball now botng
used was too lively and that It WSI
a grave danger lo the players.
More players have been hurt al
ready litis season than In any Ina
seasons In (he past and It doer, not 1
seem that clumsv fleldini.' . the!
! cause or that pitching has become: The National Federation of Buaf
so inferior that ordinary batters can ;ncsa and Professional Women's
t knock the hide off the ball. clubs Is an organization of 0A
AKhounh ball makers maintain ' clubs, with a membership of more
:t no chance has been made In the than 40.000. and la represented In
I,, ideations, there is no other way every slate and in Hawaii.
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BOXING
AT THE HIP
JULY 3, 1925, 9:00 P. M.
Door Open S:(m p. i.
10 ROUNDS
FRED GILBERT vs. ART BIBBY
100 lbs., of Bend 100 lbs., of The Dalles
8 ROUNDS
EARL STOLZ vs. SUB DEAN
I I.", lbs., of llcnd I IS ( Wallace, Ma.
4 ROUNDS
Chief Egbert vs. Frenchie Gaspard
160 lbs., or Bend loo iiis., of Bond
Ringside, 13.30; Gen, Admission, $1.50 Including War Tax
Seals on -ale ut Windmill ami Palace llillinnl Parlors
(). II. MONTGOMERY, Matchmaker
EVERY
BOXER A
in njiplnln tin- rail Unit ,r,7! Immntd
hrivH linon ruppeil am ilila year. Thltl
rlmi' hmi vein thero wora only 1481
MdOrnw In not tho only muuitici'i
in an m 1 1 timrn M siiiii"! Iilnn wninia
with ilin ball but ho Is lha flrnt ('u
utmaud a tnuiiKn. Ilin rnnnm pnr-l
bupa, N Ri'lfluh im bis team has bncia
wrecked ull seaaon with n nnceeaalon
ni' In lurloH thai In Ihn lung run limy
risiilt In tho Iohh of u pi'iinmit.
U. S. Arny Polo Players
Kiiitcn By Indian Tcaml
(II. P. lurH Wlr lo Th tfeml nullitln)
FIl'm.INOHAM, Bnntand, Juno 2T.
a'-i army pnlo tenia, vitoral
over M," Hrltl :ii n am in Hi" recant!
matchtii for (he Intornutlonal inlll-
tnr cup, wan defeated hare today hyl
the Joillipnr team of India by
xcore of 1.1 In 3.
Itl'KNS TRAM COMINH
"'li - Burnt I,.: eball team Ill nr-l
river in Itentl early Sttnday for a r
turn nil" with Hie Klievliii-Hlxonl
team, the first game with un organi
zation tront outside Deschutes coun
ly n, be played here this year. Hurna
has a strong team, having defeated
vlln-HUon In one game of two
iilayad during the Memorial day week
end at Kurns. Slicvrin-Hixnu will
have Its regular combination on tho I
field Sunday.
MAIN EVENTER