THE BEND BULLETIN, DAILY EDITION, BEND, OREGON, MONDAY, J1 I v 6, 1925
PA (1 10 :t
Tennis
HARD CONTESTS
Hosch and McClintock
Victors In Play
Buprnniiey 1,1 both ilnfloa ind
doubles u ik nioimi i nli',1 by Band
nlnyera In th Contral Oregqn tennis
tpuronnnui vbltfn oloaod nnra Ban
ituy afternoon, when Dr -1 I'' Hunch
'mm i he final ilnglan mutch from
William vim aii if Redmond, aad
bf, Ifimih 4III1I lion MnOllatnnli da
fi .ii , I AtHmr Mn lo I uml Sylvan
lu III I f 'l llU'VllliV
I'll .fin .1 Blnglea iniilrh VM I'"'
'in i . sMil,,n ol lannla thai h i"
1 1 , u eaanu hern In innny yearn. Df .
ttoaeta end v.m Alien playad pruiti
tully own hi io spewl. Mtriiki'H unil
MUM finesse, hnl H" loi'ul mint's
, i, 'in, r ateadlaafi kiiv" ti it it ii w,'ii
terned vhtory In iriilKlu sols. I,
-a. a-i
Tba doublea match n atraa wm
1 1 . . .mi. t d, p M Hi iiim ly Hi
11, , i let, whl.h ''"' U Ibl alumni
npr dentnd length Pi :1 wuwi
1 1,.- prtaavlll team finally vtnnlni
n 10-11
ai thi opealnt of pi inonad m
i h Band nu n ehaasnd ibaii t.n
and playad j tpaedhw gam ails. UN
l, null Unit they won II MMrfty, II ?
,,n,i Hi,' third that unab rth oat)
a iiiiii- more dlffb alt, lS,
Hull, donblai taaau vbltb rnnchod
ihr final war aU palrad, KolblBI
aqua! io Mii'iuiio,'! Mnrlaa ha
,i-r Itfi'ii neon on ilu' lornl courts,
uml In- won ii number of lure nammi
ihrouKh aarVIc acaa Dr, Hooch, on
ihr oilier hmiil. could hirtlly I"' mn
ii.,imI for general iilny from any
purl of Lb i oiiii Thi- ni'i . Kiiiio' "l
Inn llrml leum w . vi lli nl. Inn Ai
Ihur Mlrhnln uinrwlo' volleying
orpaaard n at Irani during the firi
.i. vblla sviviui' itaartlat etroka
rouaded oal an Ideal otfenatva whtaa
vii ii tin' mora affective dn lo tin
f.u i that pan of tin- vhfUon in left
,i ii,, i md 'ii" mho hkm aaadod
rbara tin aaotbnf SoabhM
loan of itraagtn oeaivafabtd with
thin tun, although it iiui not nr
lv Ho firi roaad Van Allan and
Dnnbar BurdhJl Ml Hoaah and Mr
(In, link in Ilielr ItM match, mid
tliolr showlnr. Mains! 'Hi' IwiiiI men
iii equal lo thai of th" Prlnavllln
loot. Tin' Band man aoi ll, i d
uml I,
Tin wm one of till' bet llllilrltl'M
of tin' loferaMMMi mi,i betng playad
Intr Saturday afternoon. II ilri'W the
large! number of innctaion
ll," Michel brothers defeated Dr.
I Barf and N A Bardleh of Rad-
no, nil In Iba n"inl f InulN, 11,
t'r llarr anil It, trill, k h.nl won from
, anrgd OnrUa mni iiiih Cart la of
Band Saturday nmrntni. 4-3. &.
tin, ot ttii' onrllaf alnjlti matt bai
afnra alio ffion aloaaly ttniaatad Uuui
ihi finiih. Madtnioab orkni hta
way lo llo- ni'tnl flnaln. thrtiiiKh two
lonich taalchaa, dalaallni Oanm
i art l M, ti '. nml wlnnlmt from
Qordon Ml Kay f.-l 9 7
Van Allan bad an araa bardar ttmr
In IiIn 11ml inatrh. taktiu: Iba frnt net
from Dnnbar Bnrdlab V T, )imihk tho
ml otic fi-7 anil finally KalnliiK ii
two Kami' I' "I allot II Kiitnt'H ha, I
i, "in playod in th" rub aat, inkinit it
u-io.
In th" ni'tnl flnaln. Van Allon da-
loalod MeCltnlock 8-, Dr
iiomh iinw a bya in i ii ii roundi and
ha bad lltila (roubla in lakimt iba
praflnni mnlanaa, dafoatlni it h iih
lUrtbt ti-u. 11 nii,l w I ii nl ii r from N.
. Rnrdldb 11, o-s.
So mill h inii'ri'iii trai arouaad in
thla lonrnaiuani thai it aaa Indloaiad
Hunday thai anothar iii bo bald,
probably in Redmond, bafbro iin
ttloaa of ihi- iaaann
f
Thi' milk nut ti In Noma, Alaska.
dooano1 hood to worry abonl ipllllni
hh milk. Ilo c.-iIIh from limine to
hoiiKr nnd dallfartt a blocfe. of ffoiattn
rotndoar milk or oroatn aqual to a
pint or a quart, a ifhlta cord frotan
Into tin hliirk of milk hitvi's tin n
handla o fit i 1 1 1 ii i dallrory,
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STAGE LINKS
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KLAMATH FALLS
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Dead io Klamath Pnlla, 0 a. m.
Ili-o.l lo OtlOll l.nlo- uml
rallrtMid polnta, Htin
Ootjnoctiona inntii' with nttiav
ataBtni in iii'itii tmii
KiamnUi ' ,M
PltONB iiii-.i OPFIOB
PRENGHIE'S
SERVICE STATION
Titles Taken In
a a) a a 4 4
nils DATK in MI'OItT
1 101 ih" Dayton and Kurt
Wayti" ioihiim of th" NTOftbwait
pyn lansua playad 17 Innlnfii
tin' forntar wlonlm hy i aeon
of 2 til
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At Coney lalond, Petar
bnoekod on' Htavo
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Igned hh matlUKer of iba Main
mora hiiH,'hii elub to baooma
mnnaiai "i tba btaaj rk
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ph. ai Taaoma, Tatilafl
mini" antomoblla raaord ol MO
mill i iii :i boon B1 nhmtaa nr,
HITOtlllH.
It22 At llrooklyn, Johnny
Pundaa won from Jnok Hharkey
oi i fi raondi
Ilia At Wlmbtadoo, Hp
anna la i, Kli n won tba wprld'a
lannbi abnmplonabfp for vonan
for I ho filth au'ri'.o.ly,' var
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Baneafi
and Whitney.
Shevlin Ball Players
Split
GdlTieS At BlirilS
The Shi-vHn-lllK'Hi baseball nam
brnke evin with BtlfM In the two
Ram ' week end ne r leu at th Harney
i-onnty neat. On Siiiirday Shevlin
HtlOB wan 11 to I, but on Siimliiy ft
wus Hums' turn and th- tu-ore was
1 to K.
The firnl name raa el one, with
ghVTtteH!Ofl holdiuv a yllKht Ibftd
up to tlx nlnt It Inning, when ih- mill
team rut 0M with six run The
MCOBd ggSM was also clem ihfOggh
out.
Italph RniMll pltChW) both Rallies
tOT Shevlm-llixon The out MandtBg
perform a nee f the tarries was l he
btulni ol Pet Alien right ftetdir
tOt the local ten in, who col elsht
hits out of nine times at bat.
Bend Boy Is Taking Work
In Citizens' Army Camp
CrriEBN'8 MILITARY TRAINING
CAMP. Camp Lewis. Wash . July 6.
Ked Cross Instruction in resrutnc
drowning persons In a part of the
training of a tOiOOtod group of elti
zi'iis In atti'iidiiuct' ai Ih ClUlOttO'
military I ruining ramp at Camp
Lewis. Fnder the tutelage oT
Charles K. Jluhumid, swimiiiitiK in-
ttrnetor at the Tacomi y. M, c. a .
thl nnlforni Rod Cross COQItM in life
saving Th being given to the citizen
soldiers. Satisfactory completion of
thi course will be evidenced by a
Rod Cross l ertiflcale.
Among (hose taking the course Is
ran 1 i.. Johnson or Bond.
For tha benefit of future gattafa
(ions a llerlln professor has math
ou r ,A00 phonograph records of dir-
terenl sounds, the collection contain-j
lug specimens of the languages of
2r,tt natlona, The record arc of
brana nnd are expected to Inal 10,000
years.
IfOO'StK OKTTC.li
s him N 10
eeAiocci rm, too
QOfjrX K THE
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Tournament By Bend
V -Rmdi
Pirates and Senators May Clash In World Series
Champions Nearly Perfect.
Front With SlOg'nng and Pitching;
It) II, on L. I .ur.11
,Uniu-i rr,-.. sutf Qanvaaandaall
NEW VORK.. July 6: Pulling up to the half way station, it
brains in look an if the Pittsburgh Pirates and thi- Washington
Senators art to supplv thf amusement in thf world's serifs nest
fall.
The Pirates, moving with full steam ahead; are holding a lead
Of two full games over the champion Xew York Giants ami they
are showing no iigfts of fal'eriny;. . Good pitching and some of
llo, I . hiltioir '!:-,' '1 . ,,- l...,fM. '' I, ..'-.,, Vl'lC ..... i, i
are keeping the Pittsburgh club
Handicap Golf Tourney
Captured by L. B. Baird
1.. B. Baird aon th. iiumiii-uii (tea,
tonnnuaaBi on tho nni Qolt data
rourno Saturday, takintt the first
priio. a 5iti ttoM plaoa (Iran hy tho
First .National Itunk. Ilaird pros-
raaand to n point bajroad the eighth
hole iti his aaaoad round hi his ai-
lotted ntiinhi-r "t strokes, par pins his
naadtnap.
c s. Madapta was moondi plantinn
Ills flac on ttaa seventh falrr..iy. Joe
tllton. playini: from aeruleh. took
ihlril nlnca, hla ball lyltm four Inonai
from the i t !i , tip; ami 11. A Stover I'ovelskie anil Dutih lleiither are
was a i lose fiitirth, mopplnt; six wittBlnf o many mimes for WashiiiR
liiches from the same hole. 1 toil that it looks like the Senators
Most of tba players planteil their nte safe oilils on ,-hoiee for the nan.
flags batwaen the third and sixth
holes on the second round. Seven
teen club Btainbafn parUclpatad aad
found lite novel lorm of tournament
a divining one. It was plan had hy
Sid .1. Iteid. professional.
Suzanne Helps Brother
Win In Mixed Doubles
WIMBLEDON, England, July fi.
Mile Buaanne Lanil.n, ih.e flashy
French star, won her third Wimble
don title today when she took first
honors in the mixed doubles.
Paired trlth Jean Borotra, the 1024
latnglea champion and the runner up
I for the title last Saturday, she de
! fouled Huron He Mnrphttrgo and Miss
Bliiabath Ryan, tho former Caltfor-
"in tor t 1-3 and fi-::.
Aa there were only two doubles
' matches on the final day of tha tOUT
nnmnnt, there was only a small nt
tendnnce, The weather was warm
i and clour.
imiN(5ING
IT't MOKE TROOOLE
HIM-t IT WORTH TO
Ft CURE. OUT
ACVION TR.tf3
jJiiliS tev I nt l FrATunE Scrvicu. In.
Hy HICK DORGAN
HME VMOM FOR
J OTIVeCTI
HE ceM
CIRCLE
TH1E 3PiGrS
With Pitlsbur"; Keeping at
out In front on merit.
Tho i'irntPH won six out of tight
uines tat wefc HnJ in th Hainc
tlnM the ttinnts lost four out of seven
sanies. McCraw's team Is feelinv
the lark of steady pitching u?aln ami
Is not hitting enough to overcome
that weakness of the defense.
The Brooklyn Kohlns played the
bant hall in the National league last
week, winning six out of their seven
sanies white the t'im-innati Ileils
were having a terrihle slump, wln-
nlas only one
if their six games.
In regaining the lead in the Amer
leaa league, the champion Senators
played almost perfect baaaball In
inalna seven out of their last eight
names. Three of the choice antiques
of the came
Walter Johnson. Stan
mini .
The I'hil.tdelphia Athletics are
hustling, too. of course, hut the
pitching is falling down. Iefty
ttrov, s is still unahle to win I game
and San, my tlray htis lost two games
since In returned to the line up.
Y . . . , . ,. ninth,, but favoring QUberl area versity. set an unofficial world's rec
IwO Anglers Admit tilllll m,,r,, Blbby waa bait blinded by the j ord In tba discus throw hare when lie
Of (ianie Law Violations Mood troni hla cut eya, nnd unable hurled the plate in feet 2 inches Iii
to protect himself except by clinch- an exhibition for a Chicago boys'
Frank Tun of Ijine county was ar
rested Saturday hy Deputy state
(lame Warden ('. A. Adams, on ,u
charge of fishing In Cold lake, which
is closed to angling. He pleaded
gttllty by proxy and will be sentenced
at Oakrldga.
Robert litttleflaid of Shevliu-lllxou
camp No. 1 was arrested for having
undersized fish in his possession. He
pleaded guilty In the justice court at
Crescent nnd was fined
costs.
BlOphanl beetles found in West
Africa often weigh, when full grown.
half a pOUSd each.
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GILBERT WINS
IN HARD FIGHT
Stoize and Dean to Be
Next Headliners
Prd ..:': did it uKin Friday
-nlKht when h won ;i 8lMr rut ilcri
laiM from Art Blbby of Th? PaLlM
in 10 roundi u for Ue mnMt pari
: rpr Hnt4'I r";il Louffb I0tM tof l''"
ifiniti.tf :tntH. It was a fijtht MttdnH
u hy Gilbert, according to hia own
.ttrati'Rir cod of ; i i-i . n m Iim oppo
'iijnl to tir bimsd-lf out be for; h
blBUMlf took th tronblir to show th
Jfann 'i.i- fiKbter that he Ih.
j A flMt round of rather nlow fe
inK out had the crowd at the Hippo
droniH frankly diHpleaxed, but the
-ti-coml lhow4 mor' action, chiefly
front llibby, who hf-gaii shoving b-fta
nl Fred's mid-section. It wan an at
tack which he continued throughout
:the fight, but with little AppAMAl
I vfCteta Once in thin round Gilbert
snapped nibtjy'H head hack with two i the three day meet hy wlnnlnK each
tni atraiKht lefts to the face. of the relay events by wide margin.
Tba third wa uneventful, in the! In the 440 yard relay, the New
fourth Iba mwn swapped body btowalYort A. C. team. Including Huiutey,
in a bit of fierce Infighting. BlbbylTodd, MacDonnld and Bebotx, broke
allppdd over a right cross, and a pft a world'n record hy covering the din
to tba atomacb, Tney Hhould have'tance In 41 2-S secondii.
hurl OBbart, bnt didn't. They ex-' Harold M Oshorne of the Illinois
changed rights lo the face aa the club covered himself with glory by
round doaad. narly piiualling hit own world's rec-
I'r. ,1 wan stronger in the fifth, hut ord In winning the decathlon. It
wus plainly worried when hi landed wan a very tired young man who.
bla favorite knockout punch, a short late in the day, sttimhled across Vie
right to the jaw. without bothering tape in the 1.500 meter race, the
'he hoy from The Itaiiee. Me did it j last of the 10 events in which he had
again, but Hthby refused to he out. competed within six hours. Otto An
or even to go down. Then Blbby derson. former V. S. C. star, rompet
took the offensive, rushed (lilbert to!lng for the Hollywood Athletic club,
the ropes after sending left, to the was second while John I'. Jones, of
body. He used rlthts and lefts to Illinois, was third,
the fax- as r. e ha, I t'.ilbcrt on the. Officials have yet to decide wheth
: : 'I,,- i:.any new records set during
Blbby'a rlcht jj plainly luikinK In
at,, and it waa not hta taroriu
huml.
rm Rvr RiVrtln Ititiliy
(ailhprt opened the nlxth by rhop
pinc u riKht liihhy's jaw. and Art
retaliated with a rabbit puneh. He:
nut if Fred nils two. then Gilbert got
in another right to the Jaw. Twice'
Btbby rufhed Mm to the ropes, and
on one on union was prest-nU'd with
the opttting of his JTOVhg Hfe. But -It
called for a risht. i'.nd HiUby didn't
have thi right. Fred sent u left to
the head, then missed, landed a
left on Ribby's ribs, and they
i-llmhed. It was a fairly even round.
The seventh was Rlbby's last
round. Fred opened it with a right
chop lo the f.u-e. They clinched
Art atnl a left to the chin, and land
ed a shower cf jabs on Gilbert's cast
iron midriff tiilbert was forced to
the ropes, and stopped a right with
bit chin, and a left with his solar
plexus. Fri d sent a right to the jaw,
and was crowded to the ropes. He
bounced back, hnd tbey traded
punches as the round ended.
Art sent a right to the head, and
shot over a left which knocked Fred
half way across the ring to the ropes
in the opening minute of the eighth
round, Fred came back with a left
to the face, skinning Hibby's lip. He
was hitting Bibby repeatedly and had.
him wobbl as the round ended.
Clinch followed clinch in the ninth,
v.itli Btbhl striving desperately to
avoid a Itnockottt. A cut over his
left eye was bleeding profusely. Fred
aprang at him at the end of every
break, then would have to change to
Infighting as Bibby bung on.
Kred
got in
i hard right and left to the
hoad. but they only tired Blbby out
a little more.
The tenth was a repetition of the
ing. while QUbert hammered him tin-
mercil'ully betweeu clinches.
Stoiar acta Draw
Karl Stoize and Siihinarine Dean,'
went eight rounds to a draw anil
earned designation for the main
event in the next bricklayers' smok-.
er. The boys were well matched, and I sey of Indianapolis and Hay Casey of
the only sign of damage was the red San Francisco, went down to defeul
traan which trickled from Slolzo's today In the finals of the men s dou
noae altar early in the fifth round.lblea of the llritlslt tennis chnmpion-
tittil Dhnne seemed stronger than his op- ships before the French masters. Op
ponent at the finish. rota and Laeoste. Tho score was
chief Egbert ami Frenchy OaapardJ 1-4, 4-s. 1-6, S-S,
fought one and one-half round! of a
BChedUlod foil i- round preliminary,
l-'gbert asked for a knockout ami he
WQOLD
pv-Ce.
peho the:
Summer:
Players
gui it. Krenchy, with u itylc of box
ing which Iih i.s said lo have In von ted,
took a hH foot swing whUh sturltd
oint'whcru near tin canvas, and ertil
id on the chlef'H jaw. Kglicri lost
IntfrcHt In tlilngM rlgbt Ihert, and
lundad nose first on the floor, If
KefHrco .luck BuiTOtl had counlcil
I 'mi iiiHtcad of 111, ll would haw been
all tin- same to the chief.
Two small hoya Introduced
Young MarHhull and KIdon LiudHay,
i.ivr ihr'-'- rounds of entertainment
for the first preliminary, and woti a
hover of silver from the runs.
EAST TAKES LEAD
IN FRISCO GAMES
Bulk of Events Won By
New York Athletic Club
ii:. P. lml Win tT Bend Rullrtln)
SAN' FRANCISCO, July . -Track
ami (laid star of the nation weM
mrurnlnit homo today with the Nw
York Athletic cluh holdlni; the ren
ter of tho aftirmath Kotoiip.
Not content with wroatlttft thf nen
ior meet honors from the Illinniri
Athletic cluh Saturday, the (inthum
i'-. .111 "am" hack ycstcrilay and clOHed
the meet will he allowed. A strong
wind blowing down the course each
afternoon helped speed the racers.
Champ, Beaten, to Rest
Until Autumn Comes
(U. P. I.sd wire to The Bn,l Pulletln)
OAKLAND, Col. July 6. Jimmy
MeLtirnln, sensational flyweight who
S.ittirday surprised the boxing wr.rld
hy winning a decision over I'anclio
Villa, world's champion, here, will
not fight again hefnre fall.
Although offers are flooding the
voilth unit hl.i. m.in.iirer "Pon" Pus.
1 i,.i ,.Pnin innu iAva
few days to visit his parents In Van
convcr. B. C Then he will spend
several weeks roughing it in the Can
adian mountains before returning to
the ring.
A rematch between M,-I.arnin and
Villa is already being discussed. Tho
champion claimed poor condition,
which should serve as good authority
for another bout.
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SPORT TABLOIDS
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N KV YOUK. July . "Perhaps I
may be able to beat her when she
grows old." Miss Helen Wills, tennis
champion, replied- when asked what
she thought about a match with Mile
Suzanne Lenglen. who stuged a rome
back at Wimbledon last week. Miss
Wills Is at Forest Hills, training for
the big eastern tournaments.
WARSAW, Ind.. July 6 Tom
I. lob. formerly of Notre Dame unl-
club at Lake Winona. I.leb Is an In-
strnctor at the ramp.
AMERICAN TRAM BRATBR
I U. P. lwd Wire to Th BVnd llullttln I
WIMBLEDON, Kngland, July 6.
The American stars. John Henhea-
Bulletin "WANT ADS" ilritijr
Results
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