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: THE BEND BULLETIN, DAILY EDITION, BEND, OREGON, MONDAY. AUGUST 17, 192B PAGE 3 entral Oregon's Biggest Football Year Looms For Fans Till'; KNUCKLE BALL KING EDDIE By DICK DORGAN 'riiteville May be Hard est Compel ilion Willi thf hour (aal appjoachloi r it the Until of tin- iilKhhin hhnll h H .i throughout lha in mi uid Fill) "'I'M' f foOlhhll uimiiImi ritil In Hi-- lr, i h i mi Md in! n of luv rn of Lhi tftttU l CCD (ft I OftSOQ j'ltir nr turning ilo'lr ihoiiKlittt in ilr favorite iporl nd dOSfllt of ittthi uro BMffclnj Una for tha mil 1 iion psddod trouaan and claatad lOt'H. Indication! previously noted t hut iIh wan to In Central OlfgOBl 11 K -tut i no! hull r are In lnt Q0& fflstd and further niuii'i pointing in o lama dtraVl ion are uiit III u lo a the aaaiMn nfpfoacbaa, 4l area of entral Oragoa'a hlKh io-ii m.ii iii'N nttaadad Knnia nrh to a lumnar wituttA ooiirna hi A r. and arc hark on the Job til of new hi ear mol atlthttnlMH Mta R ho will have iDAffa of Itir ttarisal Band PrtAtvlUt ami Mlinh l. The Wheeler KOIt'ty N llOltl, h the V. hi expei led n have a hlK HiMliOl In year and to make a real nhow K lii Him Central OfOSOB confer lOaa Iul -ar Miirlii II ph'ved fly a few ftatiieH and wan mil Mpi till forillhlahh . hel!lK to Ihe ttghl i Ma-droi uaatti The Mtt in II bojra ' ntlffh lent fttli of (he 4ltie, tloV.fVer. to Nlliri inn ni with neft determination pi (ran, Bttd with in or no men truing an l, all or than volxhlni ( ponndi or over, they tdiotild rove i f.ietor In the nlniKfth' I'arlier r porln were that Mad ran Uh would not have a team, laru v B I Il of lite departure of Coaeh I i . h ho In how lot a ted Id Mend lot one of the new teachers at Mad ih thai vear H a foothall evpert from 'niveroti of Waahlngton. and iha affaraoa county boyv a fa ptannlni n put up their usual Knine hid for ipnfaranoa Lanraai This Is the year that Coat h Powell I'rlui'vlth hu- hecn working 'ward for two season, and his team ,( expeited lo gift llelol 11 Ik It 11 M lardest f C II t III the l oiiferj'tlre I hi llend, while not takltiK the ittlttidn that II hns oiitrrown the imferettre.. ( mil depeudlliR Holrly it lis nelithhors for eottipetlilon this WUt The local high hi ltool aulhoii ' are alrei.d lOTotlntlllK with The hilles and CnrvallU for minis lliln .II. ami letters ulll prohnhlv In enl i pthtf schools In lhi Itatt for (he line purpose Win n i 'mil It James c Hltiey U the rail for candidate, eaih in eplemher, he will have BpjM hlK iVEreoop 3. RESOM V4HV "5- f. a re op there j IN) FROMV SHOVl IMG- THEIR. HEELS? TO THE REST OF THE GOVS Pick. 4 I J -l Kill m LEAGUE BASEBALL N 1TION II, MiOVY, Won UNrt Pet.. I ritUbnrcli II 41 mil Htm York ti 41 . r. BC nincloiistl II Ji .lil : Brooklyn , SI 6 .ot h SI. 57 .490; pmiadalplila 10 r,7 .IC7; i blcigo it II .441 , lit, .Mm 47 07 .412 . '4A,i,i v s. orM At Naw York I!. II. B.i i ti i iui-i i n -' New York n ! 1 1 BftUfriMi CArUoo ami HnlhMMI GrModtu ami BnydtT. 1 1 IMKRII LKAQVK WOO l)t Prt.i Pbitadllvkni 72 .17 .iji WuHhtliKton 7140 .4i !CblaM0 10 'i .r3ti Dftiroli r.r, se .49& SI. IxiiiIh 'S 57 .491 i ( IfV.lanil 02 4 .44. ; New Viirk ' .47 CI .427 j Boston 34 77 .306 T.mI.i s. nrt's Al CblMIO It. 11. B. ' Jipiroll 2 8 0 ( IiIcoko 3 8 2 BatMrlW! HbtlOWay and Ilaimler; , BlnnkniMhlp anil Schalk. I PACIFIC rOAHT JiOVK Won jyK Pel ! Sun Kranrlnro KM 41 ,J Sail Uktt 77 & .579 i Si-allle 74 5S .581 ! Um AagahM 74 r, .55", POIttUd 66 64 .50 Oakland 56 7 ft .410 Wrnon 52 83 .385 : BaerMMato 15 ss .338 1TfntOMlll)r'N SrorrM Al Sun KrauriHiii - K. , K. Rail l.uki. 7 9 1 Sun Prajwlaeo in 13 1 Bnttorloi: kihki :i. iiuivi-y. Plare ""d funk. Patort: UcWtrao and Veil... Akih'W. Hecnnd mini": It. II E Suit Uiko 6 II 2 Kan Kranrlaco 7 15 0 1 In innlnKM BntftafkM! Kalllo. tfcCAlM and Pat r rs: Mill hell, fieary, Pfeffcr and As new. At Portland It. II. K Oakland 3 7 0 Portland 4 10 1 l!ait-rii-s: Pmatt, !-luify anil lly Icr; Ortrnan, BflM and llimnah. Kf-fond Kamo: It. H. K. Oakland 0 6 2 Cortland 8 7 2 Battarlaa: Boajfetor, Harris. Arlelt anil Head: Meeker and Toliln. At Loa Anfteleii-- It. II. E. Haerumento .2 8 It l.s AnKele4 3 4' llatteriex: KeatinK. Martin and Koehler: Itoot and Sandberic. Seeond name: It. II. E. Sairamento .. 11 I.os Anftelei 4 9 BatUrlan: B. Shea, Canflelil an M. Shea: Payne and Sunriberc. At Seattle It. II. E Vernon 2 ' 7 1 Seattle 3 1 C 1 Battarlaa : narfoot und Wliimey: Dnmorieh and Baldwin. Second came: It. II. E. Vernon 7 11 1 Seuttlc 2 7 i Batteries: Johntion. Pillette ano Whitney; Ilanmey. Kussell and Dalv. 4. - 4. 4 'rills DATE IV HPORT 1897 The Michigan BUI nnaoball leantta dlibandad. 1901) The Cblcngo and Mil- wiiukee teanil of the Atnerif'itu leuxne played 14 Innlimx hefnru 4 tlie former team scored the only and wintiittK rtin. 4 I '102 At Jersey City. Harry O'Hogan of the Itnchester teum made an iinasiilHieil triple play, t 1 90s At San Pranclaeo, Stanley Ketchel knocked out Joe Thoma.i in the aecond round. 1916 drover Cleveland Al- exunder of the I'hillies scored v lit-. I3(h ahntonl vii-tory for the r season, establishing a new Na- lional leiiKtie record. 'J. lltO Karl Thomson. Canud- : Ian. made world's record of 14 4-5 seconds in tin meter hurdle race in Olympic gumex . I at Antwerp. 4t4444444444'4t4)f .fee Taylor Back In Bend, Plans to Return to Ilinu: After belnx away from Portland . for several months. Joe Taylor, finht ( i" who appeared in several eventx in Bend in the punt year, lias returned lo Central Oreson from the Willam ette valley. Taylor, wao i In excel lent shape, aays he plana to get inl i t the local ring again this fall. He ap-' ' peared in ' a benefit fiicht card In Portland recently. Taylor la at pres ent on his farm near Prinevllle, bitt ! plans to move to Bend soon. Flattery la the best cure for a stiff Deck. There are few beads It won't turn. In Bnf land large houses are a drttK on the market. A mansion which cost $180,001) wan recently sold tor 110.000. Cor OVaf 17 years Ihe himchnll Sir Well, fans of this count iv wished that the ,,, lil .Mllllil cnllle Wlleu old M.ill.T JobnaOR would t'tep iujo the box And lake Ills turn as a world series pltl Iter l.ust year Ihe fans bad this dri'ttiu come true and now miuiy lol than would like to see another I greet elabetei "do itis stuff" in a bl .lies a ebap who. wniiout dottbt, is the beet to come up since p.-, ice MUI NlKlled, in Mr. Klldie Bonjuol the ataf performer of Con Vie Mack's W hile ClcphulllS. ' CJ f itU-Ki-rr UBLL V IS OKJ OP LIFE'S THE opposttiom found H rather a hop' ' Mutiv a lime during the dnrkeft boniW In the Athlrlirs cel lar roKltne. when his teammate-, lOaaad the atne away for him. Kd die pitched wonderful hall : and In I L' J he managed to win 27 huiiii k while loatni II and won ihe honor oi helnK I he most vn I uti Ma pln r In the h-aKun This year with a real RphUni Ham hehlnd hint that Is vtluultir , n.tini'K hy o. Lard n mh,, IttTiuinel addition lo which he Is hh-sheil with ill t lo i:rHeH neciisary to make a real htxh chths pllchor, a cool head, fun- MaabaJI Intelligence and a re- Ktiknhle physique. Brddlo was boill In Haltltuore 2S ears a-ii and slarteil hi-- raieer m i is playing with BaMtlmoro und Nr'vark. In 1919 he went notilh ..nh the CI' iUh hut was never con nected with tha clnh. The follow- a,: ftea:-on found him with th" AithtaUaa where he hunje up his hat still one of their favorite Kd die han Ih'cii a hard worker I I ki Lit. havinu won I and and Is always kIv Iiik his erv la i . Al- lost ix khiio'h. . aotta, though hacked up hy a very weak llornmel's .lealcst attiet In his Kddle Is out to heal ills term d of team. Kddle pltrhed all Ihe harder linuckta halt. R delivery which lias f and it looks a.. thoiiKh he "... to win his gamaa Ami much like nooghl hit. aoualdai ihla fame in i Hna ohaneo t . torn the trick. mim 1 Jfi'dsitmmer TripS g.ll'' IT! Round Trip Excursion TlckeU To ill pHnrlpal ICrt.Irm ( i1,r. on sole dnily to Sept. 15 Finnl return limit Oct. 31 I. ! -I .' - : ' .ilvilrr solngnr rrlniiiitii VMi thf folk "back Ennt" now h lo.'e l ho ares ire low fsm to Zlon National Park anal Yallowatona National Park Aik for frrp bnoklrt, deMTltiV0 of thrM famou. rrMsl. ,, v. Hhnxeti A Kent Pbono r4 Win. MnMnrniy Cell. Pass. Aft, belea to mi. parUenlarly in the llaa, bill he will have a iii.ul of TiO or more Im.vs friiin which to fill them Ring) had lo" build nil entire new team last yeur. and he did II wiihout I.isIiik a lame Ills problem this year won't lie itlite so tough. The places to he filled ale those of Iteboney al center. Ilarrymati and Shelter al Rllard lllld HodKson at tackle Nobodv filled the other tai kle position rcKulurly, M that the ling from tackle to tackle was prac tically swept away by araduuiion. und v III have to be built over. Some pie l li t ii k a backfleld la about all there Is, to a foothall leaiu, hut those who Paiut) know the Kuluc Ve. illre thin a line Is harder lo mus ter than a backfleld. Btney will hae twn axperleneed lineman. (;cok- heirati and II Brink, hut thai isn't five. laist year's ends. IMtmiiu and Mc Kay, art scheduled to lie hack on the oli. ami several hackficld men Rolling, laiomls. Bbntl, O'Brlaa, .Mar shall and Balhintyne of last year's lean anil several promlsiuK candi dates who have either played In pre. Vfoni seasons or are QOBalnl up from the second team or the Junior lilnh with promlslnn records. There will also be a number of men turning out who have shown ability In other spurts hut who have mil played foot hall here before. "I've had Ion much pelf for the present." be said. BOtMTON, Texas. Aug. 17. Mar vin Goodwin, inltbajl barter ami mamiuer of Ihe Ronaton dull of the Texas leiiRtte, has to en sold to ihe Cincinnati Beds and will report as soon as Ihe Texas league closes. Coodwtii has w.ti .'1 and lost five c. inns this Bagaott, Hg played with th.- Wushlnatoti Senators and St. I. ouls Cardinals while In the majors several years ago. NKW VO'IK. Auir 17.- Paddy Mulllns, inunaKer of Harry Wills, said 'be would not ko to Chicago to sign gttj articles f..r a hoic hetween Wills anil Jack DatSBSef until Kloyd Kit 7 simmons. CblcagO promoter, deposit ed a forfeit of $100,000 In a New 1 ork bank. tliur Itrusseuti's yacTit lidy (Jay woe first honors in the It class in yester day's San Francisco Yacht cltth invi tation races. (I. Smith's Curlew won In the Bird class anil John Wvait's Moonlight was winner in the S class a. 17 J. lei Andre BOSTON. Ann. 17 Jack Sharkey. New England baniywabibi champion. and Bud liorman of Detroit meet here tonight in a la round decision bont. SAN KKANCISCO, Auk. i; Ar- SAN PRANCI8CO, Aug. Steelier Is hilled lo meet Andrei. Costano. Spnnl-di champion, In the main event of a wres'lltiK card here tonight. OAKLAND Cat. Aug. 17. Klean or Qaratll Ikltad to break any records lore reaterday in the 100 yard Pa ri tie association back tsroke chant pionshlp. hut w-on the event, with Adrlenna Qlbaon tecond and Rilda Curtis third SWIMS DARDAN'BIXBH tt'. f. M WirotolTif n.nd Hulk-tin) LONDON. Aug. 17. Richard Hal liburton of Memphis. Tenn.. Prince ten graduate, swam the Dardanelles In two hours Sunday, despite a strong lurrenl. according to v dispatch to Ihe London Times today. SPORT TABLOIDS I (P. P. I .. I Win- lo Thf Tton.l Ttiillrtin) CHICAGO, Auk. 17 Jim Barnaal jof New York. Itrillnh BfOlf champion.; here after completion of a nolf tOUfl oi the Taciric northwaal with Vol f en, nahl lodnv Hint he would jprohnhly not compete in the WOBtarQ Coif championships at TOUhRBtOWn, ! which start Thumday. PREVENT FOREST FIRES Now is the most dangerous part of the season for forest firos. Re careful in the woods. BR00KS-SCANL0N LUMBER CO. ,IR. ROY REYNOLDS Chiropractor ' O'Rane Oldg., Phone 480 IMAGINATION? NOT THIS TIME! Those who do ftot "believe in Chiropractic." because they know nothing about it, are fond of saying that any results attributed to it are psychological rather than physiological; in other words, that benefits are due solely to the vivid imagination of the patient! Let any such scoffers try thU on THEIR imagination Mr. Joseph Stein, bclns sworn, states: "For many years I suffered with stomach trouble, and though 1 consulted ten different medical doctors and WMM under constant treat ment the trouble continued and I gradually lost v-i ignt itutfl I was down lo seventy-four pounds. "At that time the physician in attendance found that tbe trouble was a prolapsed stomach; that an opeation would be required to restore il to natural position, hut that 1 was too weak to stand ihe operation. I then railed a chiropractor. "He found that a motor nerve to the stomach was suffering from spfnal interference and started adjusting me on March 23. 1903. 1 had four idjustments al my home, after which I was able .ci go to his office. I felt better after twenty idjustmenls. and after tbe second month started 0 take on weight at an average of four pounds 1 week. ' 1 have had no adjustments since April. 1924. mi fully restored in health, feeling fine, weigh I .'.9' pounds, and am holding down a man's job." Did Mr. Stein imagine that he had become a living skeleton, that ten doctors had failed to relieve him of a trouble which was sapping his very life? Or tins he imagine now that he has gained eighty-five gounds after taking ad justments? Attributing such a case to imagination is an insult to the intelligence! Cases like this prove beyond dispute that Chiropractic gets results that no other method can get! Dr. ROY REYNOLDS CHIROPRACTOR No. 5 0'Kane Building Bend, Oregon Your appointment can be made by telephoning 45G Mol lis FOU VOVR OONVBJilBNCK Office Hours:!) A. M. to 12 M.; 1 P. M. to 5 P. ML; 7 P. M. to 8 P. M. Our Motto: We are at Your Service to 'Advance Your Health" BRINGING UP FATHER .Or. Herbert B. Mallett , Chiroprnclic Specialist (11 Minnesota Ave. lrone 42N 0. S. PHILLIPS, M. I). Bye, ICitf, Nose and Throat Specialist Kooms 17-10 O'Kiine llldK inula, v io i, . iu i i... tionna: Offlcn 1 7 fi .1, Hns. 120 i uniboruiaii'H HpjnltaJ Oajptjllaataj 3 IT't) QCtStsV TSKF A LOT or psl kvi oi I'M . ,01-11-1 s'tK KAMlG f I KlrH r C,IT COT 10Nk.-,T m:ir .Mm -i' : I . I : .-M I 1 ' ' ";, i" n As;T tOO ( LET ME sO OUT TONtCiHTr"' I mo. win r v-iuism Vvl IF tCt.l RCM.l -t smsna to c;o n "j oihti" M.I-.KS1C.HT. W- v JOXi : Ml n 1 r-wwc I TO COMF.1N W 3 I I VVMT CSO TO tsEVi. Tne. Ktv CO-T irvjcKT VSS ? . ri les , ) a t