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About The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963 | View Entire Issue (July 20, 1925)
THF, F'.KNI) mri.I.KTIS. DAH.Y KDITION, BENT), OREdON. MONDAY, JULY 20, IflJ PAGE 3 Fast Baseball Games Seen by Bend Fans Here :0UT OF TOWN : TEAMS STRONG .Veteran Makes It Hard For Millmen ' Two fail baaaltall ,iiii"'h, both at , . ilirni uottlm Hid dloaa until lb mini Innlnn, wwa dtahad up to uu-l r.inx nil Mil' luilil (tliillli'llil Hllnilio ifiamnoD: iBhavllualllsoii dafaaiad ii , Brooka BMMon oauip tMttl '' in 1 and hi,' Rrooka-Dcunlon plum mm , mm trtm Tuntain 10 ui Tna aeoroi wwt unaqnal anouin, but lot wuyi ii,,- Ki'iii-ii wi-ni ttokltd tana tin "..ivl, nitil ill" inn ol town tannta howed KiriMinili wHlrli bid lniiill! bvou MDfntnd, Tlw Brook Bcaalori lociar prevail 1 Hun liiinillinr ii lull l i"i in 'I'll illf-' tttvvttt than iniiniiiiiK n paavy( and Hi," made Mi, I,- , Intortftlni tor ii'.lin IIimiii fmin ill" upi'iiliiK In-, III, II., WhOP ' wl ' Hill m i I'll uvti run, 'I'll" lost blnnknd the mill linn In Ihttl Innlill nilil might , h ' ' ropttntttd to do to eaaepi fori "in- ,'Ukiii"ii, or niIIiit uxti'pi fur' I'm iiimli uri'imili limy r-i'n i-i i v ' Itllli'W III" lllliu'rt. Whim blitivlliilll.vnii U. lhij , '"i,l in. ,k",I In "nii'.il v"rylhlitK Kin. .mil II iriH"il u good imll' V. . wlni t mi" ul tin- lunii'.'ii paea rurotpta in Oontrnl Oroson, acored itii, " rnna on atolen imi"i and ofot' iiirnwi.. and a ini ol pBOVlln-Ulaon'a uibor rape mum ih" aetna wny All 1 ibi'V hint m do ml u mini mi lb I baaed nini wiiii thfowlni Iwntrad l i : prlRK, iln Imsri'rii iin il ihn" plli-lii-ra. j inn iii. ) ri',iii in, !u i need '' champ ill ill III" iill'li' l ' lli'lil Hu ll nwii ' uitiiopgp the lli'lil ono leaned tiro waikM in ih" atoond Inttlns, i in- DrookatcnnlonTnmalo game f .in even betfcef comedy nan the h ii "ii" liavlna a good imii taani j , ''III III, llllf lHT. Tllllltlltl lliil'PIWI'll : Until i"Iith, volrrnn hi'uvi-r wlm linn t i n utltHji innti mi "ii" Incsi btfUl iaw or anotbar toi feevpnl reare lluinnr Iiuh l Mini llli,l,ir,i turn ptinnvl .1,' lull ,"iiiiiry ni.irk, iIiihikIi Ii" iluean'l look ii fnrldentally, in-, r. tl n ii. I,- ,,i ii Dli lata, who pitched i,,r BrookM Si anion, ; r I'h" veli-rmi IHiU-rn know nil nf Mi" llnink Si uliluli (ii i r W" lk , ""lyij n h" Ini Ihrm Whftl Mli'v , iinin'1 nk" mill placed bt flaldan wbarr ihalr imim aonM 1 n"- iha l.niirln limn milillil ihiiniIVM Ini I'," fl, 1,1 and alHii ul Imi. itml III" rt--ult wim :i i lrcuw fur llvi- Iiiiiiiik1. Mi" rora -ii Mi, and oftnni Mm" balm in . for TnmnlOi I'll, -ii Ml" law nf rmlipi'ii'iitllilli rnl in its arorki Dlatata vobblad and ""1 ,iid ii"i anpport, mill DrookaSaanlon ' ul aafOn lilt" nml olthl mna In Mi" .iii in ii Inac . Dtntbra lava mi" mora danMrnattn (l:l'l "f Mlllll llll'lfltllll l(tl".vl,-,li ,' ' 'II ,1", nml Mirn ratlrad, tin rcnrhml I .i ral "ii a flaldar'a chQlco, alola w mid nml Hinri'il frniii lhr,' mi .111 In-! ,11am mil llalph Itw mil, bo Had alraad) ' .pitoad ona itnniK and than lax bin linn roat, waa callad mi in Ilnlab Uia mi" for Tumalo. and ba wall to 'mia Inning, lint ib Brooka-Bcanlon I Kinajuni nol in hhn in (ba naxi and airoya in "milt run:', fnttanlni iiinii CAS J5HHH-1- - A WISE drlrr umi ! pendablo lubr! onnta and d0nmn,dii ths ben km, We hftvo I ln liriit umi Dttjr Hur- vlco n qnlek, efdotfinl nnd oourtootii. Drivo ill t ' i'ivr HiltlH fariion, ICVOf) iliop, tent vniltO HUBBLE'S Service Station nrogon umi iimiii I'll D4W HIRE A CAR 1 1 nml drlvo ii youtaalt Reasonable Prices FRANK REED Bond mnl OfaeflWOod Phono :!ii!i Uaefl Oar Lot .j. .;. .. . f TIIIH Jll'li; IN HI'ORT t' 1 Kin, Henry paarao dafaiitod i' John OuHy lb ii'1 founda, in 1 a rigiii inr iii" Uptlbdi cbarpplop "imi f 1 h 1 1 Marqula pi Qupai na bury, autbor ni tha fftbibpa ! prlaa iImk rutaa wblcli banr bla ( nu born, Dlnl Man ii II, l 1 StfOi I kkk Miki. Olbboiw, 1 1 mlddleweltli pugllliti bord in st. Paul, ini.' At Pblladalpbla, Jim Jaaiipattp dafaalatl .iim Jobpaon i in iii. ronnda, (030 Bhumrork V Haal & Ili'Millllii In Mi" Hi'iiillil nf tlin : -'"iii"! nf rnaaa for lha Ainatea cupj Hi ftalan VVUli and Vln- i "in Rlqbardl won tha Olympic tennli ituilaa, ! a a 4 it. 'Miii. dvfrAIM "iit.lth rltlily me Mrlt I 111 1 I ir u nil m'-i foil r Itllrt, 1 i ii i. (iritnlio a-t i.ft Bwlch thr ' ilurtnfl Hi1 KttitM 't tm box worn: HllCM lill-MIn Ployar I- Kuaaall, if Hoody, ii Wm l: run II, " II II II. A. I 11 11 1 ii n I I W 11" R, Ittiaa Moan, 1 Blow, huh,', e O'liaari Totala II s II r. Kiirinnl riiim, 1. Hluh'ii Ikikcn. V. iiu 11. Workmani sm O'Laary. To,, baaa hlta, Moan, Workman, it ftaaaall, Itmeh out. by it Rnaaall in Baaaa mi balpt, oft R, Ruaaell nnnr. Paaaad ball, workman Wild plteb, it. Rttaaall in nohnH anion 1 amp Plnyaf 11 it 11 i a J. Jaoqoaa, if ,4010 u Pbambara. aa, pi i i 2. o 11 Kaaxri. lb . :i 0 1 II : !' Jin qni'ii p. ;'li 1 I 1 ' fi 1 Kind", 1- ii 1 1 1 11 0 2 MTupaay, lb .1 0 t 2 1 2 H, s.i in pi, n. tf .t n 1 11 n n m B'mplaa, lp, p 1 2 ij Slininw.iy. rf 1 n n 1 n n TnllllH n T IK !l III l:.iiii"il rtuiK. 1. Stnli'ii li.iii'M. Cbaaabarti Bmla Btrnok oat, by P jin-'in"A 2. by ii Bunplaa i. iy chant bora i Bnaaa mi IihIIh. nff v Mteonai J. nff II Snmpli't: 2, "fl ('hainlwril I Doabla play, f Jacquaa in Mnnaay to KllKl". Bflora by Innlnira: BbavltO'-Hllon " t ill 9 II. -H. I'nmp . 1 11 II 2 n i H - 2 I'tnptr", Villi TrhkH. llrookiMMranlon Playar it n it. p a. b, lltan, Hi 0 2 1 II ii 2 Plata, h . 5 2 3 ,i 2 i Blnta, i f ii .1 2 n ii n llrnnn. rf il "i 4 n ii u Slokoa, :ih .t 2 n I lil Hull". If. b li 2 .1 II 2 il Cain, lb, if r. 2 2 ii 1 j Mwii k. c I I i ii I i il. Dabira, p t, 2 2 u 4 11 Totnla So 2t 22 27 in s Knrnt.1l num. !i. , Slnltm liiinoa. iHrnna I, Orlndlp, 11 Dlatera Two baaa blta, Brona, Btokoa Tit raa baaa hi m. Byuna, Blnta Baaaa mi balla, mi 11 iii"t"ri nona. Btrnek opt, by II llll'tlTK ID Tumalo Playar n . 1; n. iv a. k. HarrlnctoD, i f I I i o Q Oarrlaon, e I 1 1 i 1 :: r Iimntliii", Hi 11 11 ' 11 1 W, Donaboa, :th n i :i 0 :i 2 I'll., pin, ib ft 1 2 i 1 0 T platoo, if . I t n 1 n 11 Barntnn, rr I- i i i o 0 Colllar, in i 1 i ii 2 k. Dlatara, p i l 0 0 t o it. Rntaall, p i n o fj i o TnllllH 1,1 fl 10 21 u r. Barnad rnna, 'i sinii-n baaaa, Hat rlniton, Oarrlaon, Chapln, Colllar H, Matark, Barrlfloe bid Oarrlaon Struck mil. by B, Dlatara 2. by it. Rnaaoll' 2. Baaaa mi balla, nff 1, Dlatera, nona, nrr 11 Rttaaall nona, Double play, Chapln in f), Donahue Bcora by innlnRK: II. -H. 0 2 0 0 II .1 0 111 -20 TlHIlllIll l l li II 0 2 1 II (I fl Umplroa, Vap Taaaal and O'Noll. in-, w. P, Carvor broka Limn i'.Iiihk IiiiIIm in 34 mlnutaa, italnv ilx ropentttiR riflea, naalatanta to load, ni Hnmuitrji, Oermnny, Ausital 31, 1 .vim. Wt'.LL-l'M IN eU'cKFt,'o MOV JUbT HIRED A. TCNOCRNHVlfii AIS' I ref-L NPOH.TAIHT- HOW the rinwv -thinc a, 6un ib Dor'o ro A GOLF GIGGLE OU THE r . j laWHBIl IJi A(Jl'K HASKKALL s 1 m II, II Kll K Wmi Uoal IM I'ltttliiirah ft 11 i'.'j . i; I tl Niw York !tl Sfi .Mi:: Cincinnati 42 42 .Mi Brooklyn 42 4:: .tin si Lonbi 12 44 .4x1 Philadelphia 10 II ,4)S1 Cblcato tl -4" Hi Boat on It t.2 ,40 't'nilji 1 Srtirt't ai Narw York It. II. B. I I I- llill. il I f, i NaW Y'ork li 1 2 2 BaClarlaai Rinay ami Rarvrarpi Demi iiml Hnyder. A 1 Ilrooklyn R 11 1: 8t. Lou in , .19 1 Brooklyn .4 s 0 1 1 n InnliiK! IliitiiTlcK: Mnlla nnd nl'iirnll ; Vanc mill I" llfrry At Boaton It II K Chicago il 7 .1 Bohton 11 1 lliiiti'rii'H .Inni'ti. Altxanilpr. Ilimh anil Uonanlaai Banton and Olbaon. At Philadelphia ft H, B I'm -Imii '.. ii :i n :: PblladalpBbi ;.. 11 BaUertao: Maadowa and smiiii; Bins, Adatni umi Wllaon, Oooeb, AMKRIt'AN i.i:.(ii i: Won LoM I'n Philadelphia Bl (0 ,041 Waahlmton . 10 :;t nil Chicago 4fi 42 .III SI. I.011I8 4 7 4:1 .52 S Detroit 41; 41 m- Cltrreiand 40 r, 1 .11,' NOW York .TT, II .40S lloHtnn . 1J (ill ,:(I3 Todays Hcoroa ai Detroit 1:. 11 B, New York 5 11 I Dptrolt ii It n Batterlaai Pennook, Bhookar, ifonai nml Schang; Colllna nnd Woodall, At Chicago it. ii. B, Itnslon t S 0 Chicago :i 8 2 Battarloai Bhmka ami Btokaa; Lyons mnl BOhglk, Kocond Kiimc: R, H, B, llllHtOll .1 (I 1 I phlbggo 7 17 o Batter lea: Wlogflald ami Blachotf; Cyengroa, Robertaon, Connolly nnd Crottaa, At Cleveland u. h, B, WaHliliiKtotl il 1 2 1 Cleveland is: Batterloa: Coveloakto and RuOl; Miller, Buckeye and Myntt. I'll. W i.'i.k IM ACOOT MM IIOL1R-, J 7 J r '.visK v t , iaj oan 'TO UONCHi it Al St. I.", I'liilnilt-lplila I St. Itnla 2 i Klrluli lanlttg i Batter! ea: Walbart ami Perklna; HiihIi mnl llart;ravi. P i II H i ii 1ST LR tai'R San Prandaoo ut :i" ,$44 silt Lake 19 IS ,( Rdittl" to .r.3i lis Angelea f,s 4G .551 Portland II .r2 .17: Oakland . 40 tt ,441 BatMnmanto 40 si .jss VarnOn ... 2s 17 .:ii2 Yi'xlt'rtlny hi Ream I'lrst anmca: AI San Prnnrlnon- - It H. B Seattle 2ii 22 i' Sun H'ninrlmN) I J 1.1 I (Called in eighth, time limit 1 Batter lea: Foeaell, MHjim. iimno- rich. LnOga ami K. Ilalihviti. Daiy; Crockett, Ptefter, Da Hararn ami Ag now. ai iis Angalaa 11 11 B Portland . S 10 - I.os AtiKek'a .4 12 1 1 10 innlnira) Baitarlaa! Burnt ami Toftin; lliiahca, nimner ami Spencer. At Salt likc It. li. B Vernon 7 12 2 Sail uUte 4 il 4 Battaiiaii Bryan ami Whitney; Blnglaton ami t'ook. At Bacrameajto- it. 11 B Oakland I il Saeramento 4 s 1 Battorlaa: Knnx, Prttatl and Byler; Canfleld, B, Bhaa ami Whehenfeld. srnflid gamaai AI San Knmclsio li. II. B Scattl" 11 lfi 1 San Pranclaeo 12 17 I Batterlea: tiaaty, Poaaelti Naylor, Btryker ami Daly, B. Bafdwlni Wil liams, tlcary and' Yt'lliv Ar 1.0s Angolan it. 11. B Portland :l I 2 i Angalaa 4 n 1 Datterlaai Holllngawoi'th ami tian nub: iCrandall, Rool ami Sandberg, At Salt Lake U. 11. B, 'ornon 3 7 2 Kail Lake 2 5 II (Callad in abtenth by agroamentl Battarloai Jnhnaon ami Bohnng; Plaroy and Patera. At Baeramanto it. il B, Oakland 5 In 1 Baoramanto -i iS l Batterlea; Roehler and Road; Vin ci, Martin, Htlghea ami M. shea. John i'. Thela played a piano with out thtOrmlaalon for over 27 hours ni Philadelphia, July 6, 1893, BRINGING v C I5 WILL By DICK DORGAM BASEBALL LEADERS ARE NECK AND NECK Teams Are Closely Paired In Major Leagues nkw YOBK, July : -Latderp ol tha major l';imic p)BBBl IWHM ure still riumtnu ntrk Mid m i k at the. turn iiiin nottot wr-ok that is ItrinK- ian tlicni tn tlif tliro-fniitrters poiOa Thr KffOtiirKli Plntei an lea!iiiK tli Nv Virk Ciiants in tin National lobKUP hy a margin 4f on nat.to, and , (h Philadelphia Athlptir! are loss1 than a half game ahead nf tha Wash ington Senatorial in ihe ArmTican. The Interest in La ponnani necol Ins hi't onu' so 1immi (hat has hall has ! Mihordlnated almost every other Mini ma? sport. The Athletics came out of their Smiiii last wpok and played tha beel hall in the two leafcuett. They won j seven out of their eiRht games and went hack into first place after hay tng oiijoyrd a ahort slay in second j place. The Athletics are still hMng forced hard to win their games, as j evidenced hy the 1 r 'lining victory) over the Ilrowns yesterday. This strain, many friends of ' unie Mack i fear, may make his young team blow up in the stretch. The Senators lOBl four out of their) seven games last week. The club has missed Waller Johnson, who has been j In poor health, aud they naturally will have more jTnwer when he is able lo work in his regular turn. Cevel- ' csgie. the Cleveland castoff. has been the biggest surprise of the season ami has proved to be the mainstay of the team. The st, Looli Browne, by wlnnini six out of their seven games, moved into the first division, and the De-1 troll Tigers, losing four out of their seven games, have dropped into fifth place. The Cincinnati Keds. who are mak-' tng a season's record for ups ami downs in the National league, moved , up to third place. The Keds won four out ef their six games ami dls-, played the lirooklvu Robins I j ('. A. Hreed lifted, with one hand, ; from a floor, a barrel of flour weigh-1 fug. with fixtures. IMS pounds, 186 ; times in one minute at I.yiui. Mass,.; 1 in 1894. I 111 1 1 tin "WANT A US' fUsnlta iiriuK UP FATHER vjht i n i00 V. l-ciH TO -br.c Ml 1 ' f "Had I Known Before' ' 'ftlk No. 2ft 1 !. a, I'll. r. ) Chiropractor to make his reputation by k!Ufu handling of eaes on which other methods have failed. AlmoM tlie only r i;ret of the long-MifrHring patient, helped bj Chiropractic, i that he did not learn of It sootier. HEALTH FOLLOW? ' CHIROPRACTIC CORRECTS 1 CHIHCPRACTIC CORRECTS PRESSURE ON SPINAL NERVES IM DISEASE: Cr THE FCl LOVVINQ0P.CAH3 t KinM?vc Jf B0WILS 9 'v V.LAU'JtH Spina 'CcJumLOf' HMflS The lovjl i.eve under tm magnify ING GLASS 13 l iriCMED 3YAri;SAl:GNE5 JOINT. PINCHC3ilCr;VESCANN3T THAiSf.lf rtEALTHTUL IMPULSES. CrilROPP.AC TIC ADJUSTING RE MOVES THE PRESSURE. THE UPPER NERVE IS L, sVZKOSE I ft --THROAT X" ' ARMS V HEART S: vLUN0S Dr. ROY REYNOLDS O'Kanr UliililinK Bead. OfagOB iff in- Hoan l io 12; I io 7 Id 8 GAME HOLDING OWN ON PACIFIC COAST Runs In Seven Year Cycles Says League Head l Hit t rj A. Williams Pr-fWcnt Taciftc Cn.tt Iauuc (Written for the United Prewl LOS ANC.KI.FS. July 20. Judced from the standpoint of normalcy, baseball is boldtnf its own. Laat season baseball had reached one of those peaka which one miht liken to the topography f a western landscape where one observes the 00 Ulna of jaKed mountain ranges. The record and history of baseball is like the uneven crest of such a ranse. with towerlnK peak here and there. No two seasons ure identical. That Is because each is played under varying conditions. However, there is a general and as yet unexplained law. Due to some subtle influence, perhaps psycnoloftical or economic, baseball seems to p-oceed on an ascending scale for six years and then go into a slight decline on the seventh. This bus been the general rule. Whatever the reason, It Ih as inscrutable as some of the laws nf nature. Lr.si season was an exceptional year all over the country and particu larly in the Coast league, where a gain of approximately half a million was made owr the preceding season. That was a minor league record and hardly would be duplicated imme diately. NV WIFE CO WERE tl- I I J&4 1 i?1 195 nv Int l Fcaturc Scwvici. Inc. Cm) Britain right! rffrve( Sunday UNCLH BBN SAYS "I'l nave money on wintt-r cl'ith buy your wlf K Liatthintr tuit ani . i. J hvr to I'nlm lli-arh. and It thar doMfirt iivi . i . n K y "I Mel f and MMM tht prlit afl Wasted years inevitably fore re gret. What is passed cannot ho retrained, it u the future thut and the future can he MlesuardCNd by proper ulfcntlon CO your uplnp, by seeing to It that the nerves ure free ko that disease cannot enter. The fiplne la the key to health. If the nervr thut radiate from it to millions of nervo can to 11 ot the b ,tiy are free to curry their I nrden of vital energy, all will 'te well, (.'hiropractic spinal ad loatnienta relievo pressure upon nerves Health FoIIowh. MR. TAVl.OR WRITES HIS t'HIKOPRACTOR "It U mora than twenty yar that I have auf frrt i mutt aeutly. 1-at .j ' fall 1 cam? tu you, Juat abU- to hobble on i r r - . kk at my ntutn arh. couathinii Jay ami nivht. Tha first t month undf r our rare 1 iri little benefit- there - aiiurh t undo. Tiaday. after einht monthit of atealy atl j ustmenta, I am a wonder to myself. walVlnat without crutche. rat and leei well, very little couirK and able to do two or three consecu tive dajrs work. I feel ure that with ct n ti nuetl ad j us tmen U I will furl her aurprwe myself. I only wish I had known of your method when I art a . a-.- man, then -" Jainn Taylor, Chiroractic Kenearrh Hureau .Statement Ko. UOMTa ASK POR The R. C. H. H. booklet by telephoning 4 89 or by post card to thf address below. Ti'lrphone ll or r ! SPORT TABLOIDS CHICAGO, July 20. Eddie Kane. mtuagcr of Sammy Mandell, today announced that he had signed hi.t lightweight to box Sid Harbarian 10 rounds on August 7 at Detroit. OAKLAND. (al.. July 20. Hilda Curtis. Neptune Reach, won the 220 yard Pacific association senior swim ming championship here yesterday in minutes 4 seconds. SAN Kit ANClSrO, July 2D. Les ter Smith. Olympic club, swam a mile here last night in 22:54, within 15 seconds of the record. He will enter the swim in the national event at Seattle. PBPPKR MARTIN DIKS (U. P. Leased Wire to The Hend PullcHnh NKW YORK, July 20. Vincent "Pepper"' Martin, New York light weight and a prominent contender for the featherweight championship, died yesterday from pneumonia. It was said he broke himself down training for a recent bout against Mike Ballerina, the junior light weight champion. He was 27 years of age and is survived hy it widow and a five year old daughter, DR. H. C. DODDS I'tiyfticlmi and Surgeon Office hoara: !) to 12 a. m.; 1 to 5 p. ra.; 7 to 9 evenloga. Office phono 317. O'Donnell Blitf. Ren. Phone 292 M. WANTED A STENOGRAPHER