THE BEND BUI LETIN, DAILY EDITION, BEND, OREGON, FRIDAY, AUGU: I 21, 1925
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Al Watrous Taking Lead For Western Golf Championship
HAS TWO CARDS
OF U APIECE
Johnny Parrel of New
York In Second Place
Hi. r. Lmm Wire taTlw Hon BulMla)
VoI'MiM'toWN Co" .N'TUV ( 'I.I II
VottnggldFU it. Ohio, Aim. i!l Al
Wgtrau. Oraod Rapid, Mich.. ir
fuaatoaal, Bl lulu n" I Mid in
v . .i.iii Knit cbatnplonablp Hili
gftarnoon vban ba turnhd in TO,
duplUmt of iii" yaatarday'a mid. to
girt Mm tvmporun nhaBiploBahlo
n iii 1 1 itroki i 1'ir tin' 14 bol.
Other who pollahd up tbdlr IW
ggO fnf Hi1' lw" ln)'i w, rir.
i.'u DltRpI, Now Viirk. Canadian
in champion, who rapvalad hl 71
ID! . ili riluy, In nil lulu .1 lie llli
onfHt rialibtn.
i Uobnu rarral, Naw Vurk Mar, had
chat lowaa) mom ' did day apd
iiiiiljk liilti h.-, 1.11. 1 tli.n. Iy ink In;:
acrdVott Um ataond l not today
"I iui .1 u;i I I II.' iiHik ihnc
1 Idulai "ii i" f trot ti 1 ti and thro
In ly mi Ilia arriind. Three time In
Owau it Fool paiia and in chip ihoti
llh inn It km mi Hi'' green
but in Mahtborn, Chicago, proaanl
1'.'" iam champion, morel u T5 Ma
iblwfto oin ii"' ill troop, nrhfl
"Dior Corior, Oklahoma City um
Mafrli boldor nf ih wool am aatataar
him, 1, ink :'i tor III, which ui
"Hably lui i" 1 ''ii. under tb oil"
11 iMliftar,
MatpDoaald Bmllb, Nu Vprh Ciljr,
abol it II, win lamporarliy in
i:ik'.!"" aflar ii"' Itnlab ol hi aw
v.. d iiii. 1 ti loul pui bin
rtfa bfaboad ni Knbholti madhllal
11 Mil. 1 iiii, v . mill ut lull I ml U'liirmm.
inrarifadar,
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'I'll is DAY l HI'OItT
isiiu Jama Itanforlh won i
U10 champion mill in u rowlni
rogutta mi ii"' Tbouion, Und
lit 11 ,1
H7I ai n'i w viirii, liana
Taulfl dofaatad Ooorga Worhan
in ii awliunttrfi match from tha
Bgttary to nouoy inland, n'boul
1 1 mill "i. rut' ii i Him iiaka.
ihsii Tin- Mnyllowar won
(ha Ural trial raea to Mdaci n
dfndr f"i ibi Amarlca cup,
i mi:! ai Wllkaabarroi aarop
bonia nina worn aaorad in
aa,ni patwaoa tha Wllkoabarra
and Buffalo ton ma.
1 1 i i Si w orlaana. Jin k
Kvarbarl wop from Stanton Ab-
hot) in 18 round.
luu'i ai lan IVanobKOi
Johnny Prayn dafaaiod Dish
llyland in 10 round!
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GOLFERS SET OUT
ON SECOND ROUND
0
LEAGUE BASEBALL
IN iiil.l
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eld Captive by Mate
nil ih
r lummlWtn tTW BadtanHla
IIKK1JSY. i .,1 . Auk II PO-
in.iiiy aaarcbod iiii" alty mi
nn t'.r Mr brdalta 0 Laao, II,
a of i aura tb. mui bar bvabaad,
auaplaton of tbo brhtoVi panbtji al
bnar. Waab., Uiai aba in bolnii
i ii prbumar iy ii" hyablpjHH
lr mill Mm. I' I, liuilllilnr of th
ablnaton ally wrota to mfloa bar
k. i: thai ilu'lr iluitnhlxr In- I"
i,'il. I it k i h ' v Iimi nnl nn" li'liiT
"in bar, in which tir told aha ara
viiiit mi ih" oojtablrta of ihu city,
ba daashtat ukod tu-i pajfatila i"
nd miii to mmaral dvllrary. Thf
nrrnlH ,iintr.l hr an nayliiR hrr
unhand i""i aoaian bar,
Tb boIIm toaad ""vrrui lottara
i n 'i talacrnaa tar Mrt in,' m iht-
i . m ' 1 1 1 daMvary window, in hmi
Bol -.iiii!! fur iiu'ni. Btrajnpibanlsi
tin' thoarj ih.it ii' niiKiii in habd
pi lo nor.
thai K HTAtl hi hii
RKATTLI Aur ObtrfMl
lliiil lif "knni k",l otf Iiit fi'i'T'
Aopnal II aod oilhMl her bbbmb,
Dorothy Lout llurlay, II, lata yao"
i rdai 'ii"ii Mil for dlvorea atalaai
Clarald Victor c iunir i Karaty. ax
tttirk pjf uf iii" Unlvaralii ol Wash'
fi.Klmi. m im' il-ni Imlili'V nf I nn
I mini 0 yuril murk utnl burdblf of
i- ilonal raoBta Tblr uarriaM
i 1 in. ",l ii i :ifnpi'' : 1'in.i I', r
IMI.ICK'W II M.I K
Wuii Loal ri
Waahlntioa ti m ,dl
IPblUdalphta 'i "ta
(lilriiirii Ol f2 .062
HI boU 11 H ''"'
Id trull Ii IiK
Clrland II idll
N. w Vurli U III
iDoaton M .III
VoMJ s, ,,r'i
I At Chtvalasd .It II I
, ni w York i 'i i
Oiayll i I I o
ii. hi. -rii", Job mui BoNprasfc'i
DBobaya mui Myall.
m ohb aco i' H '
Pblladalpbta . a ; :i
Chicago k ii ii
Bttrt Romtnall, BautByariiiai',
Orovaa, Cochran and Parklnai P
bar mui Hi hulk.
At Datrotl ' it II k
W UnhlnKlun ONI
DaliTJII ill i
llmiiTl, fini'lrakln, MurluTl)
umt 'in' i Wblublll and Basilar.
ai hi Ural it II K
Boston t
HI l.i.iii, S
i Mlth limine I
Battorl t'nhi i. ml Id vine: I'.iihIi
iiiiiI llaa0
liain Dompena Playew Who
Qiislincd Thursday
ill. p. l4j WlratoTlM Unul BidtttbO
VOUNtlHTOWN COUNTHY el. I'll.
Vouniitown, tiiiiu. Kut. 81. Tin
Knfur" 'iiii icoraa of 70 or battsr
mui II Olfr wild 7'i nr Bllr Tor
Hi" rirn ih bola pf tin- Wtrn
opaii kuII cbamploBblp al oui in u 1
JrUllIni ruin MiIh tnomlni on ih
Nacond day' playi
Larry bTabbolla, ypulbful profaa 1
Uraal hi iii" Cadarhttral oualry
chili ni cipvalapdi wiiii a qw of i;7'
fur ill" fin I 11 bol. I"fi n murk fin
.nil ilii- KhuriiihoiiitTN in iiln, ut ni
Hmnwti rranobi proflonal i lb
lYounipiiown Country inii and Don
alii Qarrnki u ypuni Cankdlan am
ii'ur ehamdloi, with a mi pplaofl wacaj
' ' I'. " no Nbbbolta'fl li""l mui t'r' urli. .
with th adrantMi nf pbtylni on hi
bomo3ouro, v. tin fnrorad to in- naay
tlx top ni ih" rihiHh.
I Al Wmn.iiH, (ir.ni'l luplip.. Mlih ,
lormcr winmr nf tho Cndlan opoo,
viiu hmi aaVar ftnibd um of the,
Monoy in thi national opan. and'
Lloyd OulllckaoB, Colombo, hara
To''., uti'l urn rniiri'ilnl u ir'HMl rhunce
to win.
W altar Hatoa bid ti hut hii
BrnJaWrady Htada it Ukaly thai h
tVMld PpOl imli.y wiiii.- Muni" of t lit
younarr Kolf.Th who wi n- in tin Hi.-
Hi--, rwtdrdnj nwy i" dboolloii
today.
Walliii,' N'i'Ihiiii. Iiiillutiuunllii. wtui
Iturnad in oard of 70 fur tb ioond
ik bolt today, lirlai hi a ti-th
111. :ilnnif.l ,,uii,y iiii,;,lii,il him In!
tha fiii:ii round tomorrow.
i t ni.t'MHI i.l. is i.i imiiiv
ti'. p. LmmJ Win tattc n.,.i MhM)
NEW YORK, auk. si. Richard
J J. OlamSra, wbo coachad thii. yaar
i riotorhra aary crw. has own np
Ipolitod d tractor of rowloi ai Colam-
' hla liiil,.rilt.
Ituln-rl H llilllir nf S.-iillli'. ri,:lih
iiir tin- WtishliiKtun fr",hinin iti-w
ItbJa ymr. will Miiniii tllfiiilnn rfi
ABBapolht.
Australians Eliminate
Japanese Cup Players
it), p. limmi wirrt'.Ti'' PmrJ Bultl1
CHUSTNU'r IUIXM, Mda. Am:
2. Tim AunlriiHiiii liiivlu nip li'iun
trlumphdd orar Japan nitaln iininy
whan tha AnHtrninni wuii iiii. don
bla match, M. I! ami B-7.
Ili.wkh anil Pttf.orofl oT Aiiiilriilla
mad n fuxt Hturt In Hi" first Hi t nml
carylad Ii awny with companttiraly
lit i if rattaao iin thay 'iiii tin
und. Inn In ih" ihinl Ii. raila am'
BblmldlU nf Jup.m iii pl.iyi'il a (UUV
linn urriiy nf ibot which UMd Uu
AiixtruiiuiiH to ""' llmli mid carriod
III" aal lo Hi Kutm y
II y winoliiK tha double Australia
earrlad awjiy the honor in tba
A marie 20ti and won th" rlKhl in
play Kraiuf. winmr in th" Kuru-
paau xona. in tim m ini final at tor
ii inn n. v.. bcRlnnlnii Kptfn
Imr ). Th" wlnni'i of lb w uii fin
;l:i will play tli" Ami-rii .in ii-ani for
ih., DavU '-up.
Headache Given as Cause
Of Voting .Man'-. Suicide
PORTLAND, Auk 2 . Churlm .
Ilataaaar. youna I'ortland bufinuHn
man, rn v i.ii torla to iiin doath
in :. llghl well tit Hi Oaaco hulldinK.
praauntably hum Um riy thi.
lanrtilnx.
Th body wmh Baon today accural
I'-i'ii ,ift"r th" nian hi"l In-' n dad.
Opan windowK un both the fifth und
avoBifa floor left It In doobt from
which w lodow b fell.
A nun fuiind In MolMBOr' pocket
Indloatod Hulrldp. reodinci
"IteuHiin: . HxcchhIy" h'-adai Iich
und ill haltb. tSlgaad) Cnarlo
Mlanor."
R XtS IHIKTPONKH TKXN1
PORK6T HILU, N. V.. Aua. 21.
Hfntl'ftnal rnunrt in th" wnnicn'H
national sinxic Bbduaploaablp, chd-
uled for today at the Wi-n Hid" T.n
iiIh club, wit" pimi,onid on account
of rain.
Tim mateboa aahadulad for nviay
w,ll Ik played tomorru at the name
1 1 in- and th final round will !
pin id n:i Mondav,
n. Henry i . Ibintrll
i Uabd INaw Rit.-u Bab
NBW VftltK. AiikuhI 21. --Jack
IMnpsay rafuaal to Hgbt Harry
Will "tnpbailiHH th" nrry lot of
i-huiiipiiitui thai are now liuldiiiK
tltlaa.
Every nn. who dtalthda to iiar old
tlniiTH Hpi-uk diipar&KinKl' of the
i urri-nt crop tf flKhtern fount ngl'aa
il.nl. an a whole, th" PTaaanl chain
ploni ayi nothing to BOBBI ahout.
Willi the oh" exception of Harry
Orab, tin nilddlewelahl kins. thiT" Is
not a "in 1,1" chutnpion (hut Ik di-
poaad to detand hi till or ink" any
kind of a ch.-.nce without heinx
Clnbbad Into it under tb threat of
an enforced exile from the- fruitful
orchard of New York.
You begin to realize what crrdlt
htlonK " Orab when you pick up a
papT alaUNN any day und read
vlieri' firel, fuiiKlit mihip place laHt
uiKht and that he' roinx lo fiKht
"nme oti;er place a kooii as the train
eao K"t him thar.
tireb in noi only makintr money out
of bin indUHtry but h la keeplni;
hiBMOlf in condition by fichtlnK. aril
that i or." of the rvaaona why he i
heat-n .,o aeldom.
Jack O'llrlen and other veteran
srltlca hat" said that Orab, In their
opinion, compare favorably with all
hi piaddfaaanra with tin exception
of Hob Kilz!iiiiiinii. wlin had more
of a pittii h.
Those who do not think that tireli
is a great fighter can be atopped
wllh the )uestloii --"If he la not a
greut fighter, why doe he always
win?"
Charley Koaenbera, the honiam
welght champion, ought to be elimi
nated from the lint of punk cham
pions. I'erhap it cannot he H.'ild now
that lie Ih a worthy champion but on
lie- other hand, there i no reiisnn
lo say that he Is not. He hasn't had
the chance lo prove himself yet und
his ultimate rating depend on what
be ha. done after he ha had the
opportunity.
Frank le fienaro probably i: a firat
da., champi-m In a very small and
rather po'ir class. fienaro Htaiids
high because there is no one in the
flyweight division to put him to a
proper test.
There is no argument though that
can he used a a defense for the
mediocre claw, of the other cham
pions. Sine Dempsey flatly refused to
accept the challenge nf Hurry Wills
unlit July 4 next and encouraged Un
belief, that he never will fight again.
you will hear n lot uf ymputhy ax
proaed for the negro clinllenHer.
It la regrstablo Hint In any dls
CUMilon of the heavyweight Hltiiutlun,
Hie critic who wunta to pus Judg
ment on Will must atari nut with
(he explanation Ihnl his color Iuih
iioihing in do. with It,
Wills, we believe, has heen more
successful iii ihe boxing gam u u
negro fighter Hutu he would buvn
bu us a white mun. liecuuse the
New York boxitiK eoinmlsalon hun
given htm every kind uf u break to
forestall any accuaatiun uf ruclul
prejudice.
Dempoay probably hnn ''een unfair
in hi treatment of Will, hut tho
Mew York commission certainly Iuih
not.
It I doobtful that any mil standing
white heavyweight would huvi been
permit ted to fight tho aet up thut
Wills has inc. in the past three yearH
- and to evade the afforta made lo
match him with good men.
Joe Judge Is Beaned
While Playing Tigers
Hf. p. I.cuu-.l Wlr to Tlw BVn.l Bull-tin)
DETROIT. Mich . Aug. 21. Joo
fudge. Washington firat baseman,
wan "beaned" in the aecond innln;;
of the game with the Tigers hare to-
Iday.
Whltablll was pitching for Dctr.'U
and Judge was at bat at the time.
Judge. althniiTh Jinwleil over by
the blow, was nut knocked Uttcop
icloua. He got up again unassisted
Inn was unuble to continue plnylng
und was helped to the cluhhouse
where It was decided to send him to n
hospital for examination.
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Wuii Loal i'ii
Plttaburch n" id on
Now York . II So r,T.''
Irincinnitl 2 52 .841
Ht LaUl !.'; r.l IT
Rrooklya II ll itt
I'hll.idelphla 51 'it IT1
I Chicago 5i 14 I'M
Huston II i'.T .411
I'ltlshurgb New York games at
New nrk, liiitli Boalpouad, rain.
Chicago Brooklyn gam al Brook
Imi Boalpouad, rain.
Cincinnati Ronton game at Boa ton
poatpoaad, cold,
Hi. Iiula-I'hiladelphla game at
lhiliid''phla pnslponed. ruin
run ii i tAHT i.i it'i i:
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