The Bend bulletin. (Bend, Deschutes County, Or.) 1917-1963, August 29, 1925, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextPAOF. !? Youthful Athletics First To Crack Under Heavy Strain TDK BEND BULLETIN, DAILY EDITION, BEND. OHEQQN, s VTi'itHAV, Arcc.-T Y V. rHE BAD MKN SENATORS LOSE : THEN PICK DP By DICK DORGANTHE BEST OF Older Team Is Crippled, But Keeps Ahead ,r. r u.r.l wi, i TSi- ii.miI Hiillattal NKW YOllK. Aug. 29 Hmarl biagball mo baye predicted since the American league pcnnuiit MM developed Into a iwo Mated ! '"' twean in' Washington feenatorn end t Philadelphia Alhletles thai the mi rtK"t- Aihii iiii, would crack under tin1 strain ll lonkn m.w tin If the Allileiles iiuvii agploded uoder preaaure ami Mu lt' pllgbi would in- erlilMl ir 11 hml mil liiiiiii il Unit llm Senators blew Ml I lir nulllM limn liml could Mill 1 nk i' advantage ol 'in' situation. Tin' champion Senators mow hMi iiiiii lit 11 mill' botttr iiiu" on tn k tin- liml ihf) in playlni better ball Hi. 1 11 r.'hnii' Muck ' )iniiiKH'r ' 'i iii' two taauu hare to play alibi ( mora gantea against aaab other and iiliini ri'inilu iif 1 In- IkIh la Dial 1 the American laataa panDaai no iiniiii ui ii.iiu; Unlaaa 1 1 ihonli 1 break even, Iba coning lerlea iv Iiiivk iin I'tffii of tin' recent aariaa t batwaen tba Pittsburgh PIratas ind 1 im Nata Vnrh Olanls which knoakad 1 iba Olanu ol iba rannlni 'flu' Baiiiiturn liml a vi'i) hml break when Joa JmiKo. tiio veteran nrt 1 tiimtitiiiiti. wan tracked In tin lii'iul In ' Detroit viiii i pitched ball and araa tun i'ii nut of tba kiiiiii' Tha daCan hIv work nf ihi' Inftotcl wan slowed up miii'ii Maaaia? Back Rarra wan " forced to BMTa Roger Paablapaaib uvi'r (n first nnil pm lh' ar. '! Dea- eon Boon in Paak'a plana a) ibort Bvau undat thi bandlaap tin' Ban , alum Imii' 1 11 ImlilliiK Ihi'lr uwn ringer l:i u Kami' nf In uodar etroumatauoea thai would have ciinion Minvani. 10. rccoiv i.itised 11 less i'in r li'ii. i'ii H'Uili In go" rr ring on lop of tin- lii'iul In pl.ceu rh" Atiih'iiri lava baan in a hit t 1 1 li K Mump anil tln'ir pitchers ulnn luii' ' In. n 1 hi' .nam nf mini In luir Miss Nuisance Winner Of First Motor Heat 1 ' Wv a, fee) -gya ... B VI y GONE BV IS 3CI .J W UMOErt -rue 0IG- I TEWT ONCE fiW Mur COACH BHD 1 BELIEF PITCHED Ml J y-t fori TUEUJHlTE SoX OF CIL SIGNAL TWtUGJ V 1 VQp&P yjjr Ilaimuh; She lli'lililirk anil M Bhon. At BoatOH R. H. Itcmton ' 1 M wn itii s utODI Cbtoago :; ,J "! Won Lost IM HalUTli'i: Bnuli ami tionzalon; IWaablntton 77 tr. ,tiorabaBi, Ryan andt'Otbaon. 7 1 i: jseronn Ranicn r" (IS II .648 ('li'i'aKO 12 I 5 ts I'.imlon 6 II 1 r, bus ; Ballerina Mllatabd ami Itartnett: IS i;s ir.ii Maniuuril. Kyan. II. Smith and! 4!i 71 O.SVIH. 36 S6 .29Sj : 3 Fights and Fighters ((J. I. VIre In Th Bn'l llullrtlnl NEW yttuK. auk. If. Wka Mo Tigua, fornifr iikIii baarywalgbt I i liaiiililnn, hnn hi i-n lObatltntad for Igek l)"lunuy hi Hit' npponi'iit of I'anl I . . ' BarlanbMb in tha ehamnlonablp boot j pmy in In- iaK''l hi IN" T.illKi'.i muniuni ..a Baptambar 11, Data nay i in dm b capital aflat uu opamtion for un gharaaa on hi) aaeb ami may not he abta to boa for hu bod tha. tcri'il kii.'ii" PuMy I'luunlKiin. Han rriini:l.".i'o, all nvi-r tl rl,i anil won a io roumi daolnton bara laai nixiii. Tha iiiiin drncglai look HtraD of ih In rouniln. (wo W9Tt i'Vf(i anil Klan nlKun i. ink one rounil. tin. fifth. Changes In Game Laws Explained by Warden AS DIKfiO, ful.. Aug. 2D.--- Young Harry Willi. Han DhgO in?Kro wi'Intwi'IkIiI. knoi-ki-il out r.fiiiH, EDgltahmaD, in ona rounil la.il niht ut the Collwum. Ha punched Put Kelly with riKht liookH ami put an end to It In ahoul u minute. NKW YORK. Aug. 29 King Hnin iimn. Panama baavywalght, won u 12 round daelalon from Quiutin Komero, Houlli American heiivy watghL Koiomon traatvrad hl right DMd early In tha fight. BOSTON, Auk. 29. -Titter Klow bm. Atlanta mlddlawalabt. won a in - round de( IhIoii from Jock Mulnne. i BL Paul. Klowera had a margin in ' elKht ruumlH and one wan even. RAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 29. Joe Roebe, Han Krumisi'O welterwciKhl. and Joe Klmonlch, Hullo hauler, fnuKhi a learlnK. nmuHhing In round main event here lasl night in which j BOCha won tha decision. Koche ul Btlttttad for lefly Cooper, who sprained a leu in (raining. HOLLYWOOD. Cal.. AuruhI 29. Doc Knell. HeKde fea(herwelKh(. bat- HWIMM8RH DRLATRTI Q RIB NBZ, Aug. 29. The Kng llh channel today nhowed a ulormy mood, o Ihn new attempt of Amer ica'! youthful -iwlmmer. MIhh Cer irude Kderle, to cross to Dover was Uet "tentatively" for Sunday or Mon- iday. The chdppy wcalhcr of the rhan ; nel was r sponsihle for the further delay hy 1. Helniy. KKyptUiii swlm I mer. D.'flnlle knowledKe thnt tho ncniion mi waterfowls, in Central Oraion will not opan until Ootobar 1, mid will close mi January 15. was received In a letter from K. M. BfOWtt. chief deputy Kame warden of the stuto Kume conimlsslon, today. IteferrltiK to the confusion In Hie protected season on hear, caused hy a typographical error, Brown points nut that hear are protected In Jack son, 'Josephine and Klamath conn ties only. In these counties, thero Is an open season In Novemher on hear. It in explained hy Drown thut tho game commission pamphlet which Htated that the season on waterfowl on district No. 2 opens Septomher n; was printed before the migratory regulations for 1925-26 were adopted hy the federal game authorities. ilrown emphasizes in his letter tha( the open season or duckn, geese and other waterfowl is from Octoher 1 lo January 15. both dates Inclusive. "This law will bo atrlctlj enforced." Brown writes. PIRATBH NTIXI, GAIN (V. P. IemM! Wire t Thr lu-nil Rullrtini NKW YOltK. Aug. 29. Pittsburgh Increased its lead over the Naw York Olanu m Mran full gamee in ti:.- miss RTAM wi.vnkr National league pennant race today. CI'RSTNl.'T HILLS, Pa., Aug. 29. The Pirates ran away from the -Miss Klizabelh Kyan of California PhlUiaa, winning a dOObtt header a! defeated Mrs. Joan Kry of Kngland It 11 to 2 and 13 to 1. while ihr Clanta the women's Invitation singles here were forced lo go 11 Innings lo heat today by taking two straight leiH. (he : 7 to (. 6-1. 6-1. rsi'iihoes. d anoth" He was , tri'iiii'il ut the I'tiiergi'iii-y ho'ipital f..r I aanlp wmntda L. (i. llammerHly rampa. drltan by Washlngli.ti Philadelphia ClticiiKO i l8t. l-"Uls Datrotl . Claralaad Now York II...I,.!. 1 'in I The Olympic Kami's si : aoaaaaaaoaao lllls DATM IN SCOUT I 'in" At Sun franc: ' n. IM- lite Kanlon knocked out Uorrli Kaiich in (he sixth round. wore ..pencil in the ntaillilln nf (he world! fair at St Louis IHln Al Memphld. Iia llronsmi won from ('.rover Hityi s In 1 ti rounds. IDU. A( Chicago. Hie White Sox and Athletics aqoalled the mnjor l.'UKue speed r.-ci r, hy t.laylni; nine IuiiIiiks In 6s mln utce, 192 1 The grand American handicap hnnt was wnn hy H. 1 1' I. 1-ttM-l Wl.r fe H-'i"l llullrllltl I'OItT WASHIN'C.TON. L I . Aug . li Nuisance driven by Col- i j i; Vincent of Detroit, today i the firm heal nf the (old cup , rin .'. (he speed bout elusnlc. Baby limit Inggcr was second William Joyco'a impish waa third! Mm Co lumbia, driven hy fourth, ami Mil's 'I'l.k raooka, fifth Tha lima wag St 16 fir (be 3i mile mtirse. 0, Deck nf Plymouth. I nil Mlis Nalaanoe averaged 19 miles ItTftttttritlft an hour, (wo miles fasier (ban (he I lut previous uvcruge In the Kohl cup. Bab) Shadow, owned by Carl Fish- ar ami lit im ii by Victory Rlleeratb. I l.il for Hi" ftral nine lajM but wasj i lien (nr. . il ..ill nf Hie rac w hen tire hrnhe out in a gas. .Hue feed pipe, lh.. fire will UUlckl) exdngulsheil. The Curtlaa Wild Oold H, driven b) II V Wlllliitns. was forced mil I by a broken connecting rod and the Solar I'letiv. heliiUKlUK In llnrac ''lindge of Deirnli develnpeil engine .trouble and had lo wlilnlrnw. Todaj ' Bcorrn Al HI. I .nil Is Nt w York Hi. ImiiIs Ilatierles: Shocker OaatOh and Hargravc At Detroit Philadelphia Detroit Battartaa: Qalnn. i: It. II . 4 9 2 1 in 2 imi BeDgougb i K It. II r. s i 9 12 0) Hroves. Ilauin LEAGUE BASEBALL PACIFIC COAHT lAOt'K , Jolt Champion's Title Stake In Oakmont Play Won Lost Pet. Sun Francisco ... 93 51 .6 16 Hall Laka ,....17 Oil .593 Heatlle 82 63 .666 t.ns Angeles sn 6 1 54 1 Portland 69 74 tsj Oakland ni H .421 I Vernon 66 II 3s6 Iftacnunanto II ll ,111 Yeetenlny's Scores gnrtner and Cm-bnine; Wells and nnssler. Al Cleveland It. II I Boston 2 9 0 CMvatend 3 " f Battartaa: Rttfflni and PlclnlCb; Bpa oa ami l. Bewail, At Chicago It. II trVaahtngton 12 1:1 1 Chicago 1 6 4 Battartaai Bachary ami Barwrald; Robartnon, Bdwarda ami Bahalh. NA TION II, Plttaburtb New York ( ilnclnnat 1 liRAQCR Won Lost .... 74 . . 71 . . 66 lit. p. Uawl Win i" Ti.,' Bead BeUetbO OAKMONT COUNTRY C 1. 1' B OAKMONT. i'ii. Aug. 29. A report Loi Angeles in Hie effect thill "unuasy lies the baad III" I wears a rrnwn" Is emlnrsi'il h Bobby Jonaa nf Atlantai here 10 ilufenil bis II It as nalluniil iimnleur benir ohamplon ami far from balni uver confldeul nbniil doltiK II Mor.. than 1 00 other amateura who win compete in 1 he ohatnplonahlp fnoii weak 101 In lomo iiuai practlcti llrks nver the Oakiiiutit couria Inilav 'nnd many of Iheni are sIiouIiik hel- '"' "' ter p-i'iiiuuiary inrtii iiian ine nuni; 1 1 11 1 holder. t hick BSvani, former amateur ami open oharnplotij broke tha conipatf- 'live cnlirse record a( Ihe Allegheny CountrV club yaatardny in a special is hOla medal tnnrnuiiicnl. Hn slim ,,1 7.1 while ihe bail Jonaa could gm wan HI. Al Vernon It. H. K. Oakland 3 6 Vernon . . 4 11 1 12 Innings) Batterlee: Dalanay ami McDonald, linker: Fckerl and Whllney. Al San Francisco II. II. K. Brooklyn Phlladalphla 14 L' Chicago 55 3 Boston 51 46 56 66 66 62 66 69 71 !'ct .617 560 .541 .47. .488 .460 .444 .432 Shoshone Stables Win j Two Year Old Classic iv. p. im.i Mr tu mm njeJkHhu SAUATOOA SPUlNiiS. N. Y.. Aue. ; :':' Pompey. from the Shoshone stu l.le. won the Ifnl.nOO ilnpeful stakes, j iln inn vcar old classic of Hie season. here this aflernnon. W. J. Salmon's nilhl of Time wns second and Chance Play, from the Log Cabin ! stud, waa (hlrd. Potnpey, ridden hy Lav-erne Falnr. I made n new track record of 1:17:45 for 6 'a furlongs. The pries were: Pompey 18 to 5,j Is to" 5 iiml 4 lo a; Flight of Time 4 : I to 1 and 2 lo 1: Chance Play atranl I money. Friers Carse. the Olen Riddle' jf.'.rm's heavily backed fuvorlte. failed lo show. i .SP0.000 Worth of Booze , Taken on Board Trawler At New HI. Louis Todnj 's Hcon York 0 Now York 11. 12 9 2 9 Bandbari . E San Francisco Battartaa: Payne ami neary, Pfatfar ami Valla. ai suit Lake ii. il Henttlo 7 7 Ii Halt Luke 9 13 2 Batteries: ll a m I y. Dumorloh, Junay and K. Baldwin! Kalllo, Btroud ami Petara, Bebond iama: it. 11. 0 4 Salt Like . 9 13 (Seven innings by agreement 1 Batter lea: Haaty, sirkir Dalyi Plaroy ami Oook, ai Sacramento it. Hi Portland i"' i" Bacramento 11 ll Batterlee: levoren, Ortman I 1 I 1 11 ll ill K I Battartaa: Rhlnaharl and o'Far- '('ell; Nehf. nyder. iN'Isiier. HuntllUS' ai , Bantlay ami Hnrtley. ai Brooklyn it. h R Cincinnati 3 : Brooklyn 2 8 iiniti lb s: Donohne and Hargravt Vance and Da Barry, Taylor. doi bi.i s TITTiH WON nr. r. VHtti Wire loThs Deal Balletlo) BROOKUNB, Maaa.i Aug. 29. .Hsu Knthlaen Mc'Ki r Bnglnjtrl ml .1. B. Hawkoa ol Auitralla are the : 9 IB mixed (loublos tannla ohath ,iani, Thoy dafaated Mlu B. Harvoy ir Bngtand and Vincent Richard! of fi n Vork in atralBbt s"iM for tho Me hero mis nttarnobn, 1-9 and 8-4. RfNtlBR" (li. P. Lewusl Win FIlliKNO. Cal., In In nhlaltl HITS 1 1 FAD .. i in. Bend Bullttln) Aug. 29. -Ciowd-i heller Innk at u Wrecking Car Service Only fully equipped wreck ing car in Central Oregon, BontrnRcr's (in rage Day Phono Nigh! Phono ii r. teasel Win t The Bead Bulletin) SAN PRANCI8CO, Aug. 29. The Virginia I, a tidy TI foot trawler, with 1.200 cases of Imported litimr aboard valued at frnm $75,000 to j $90,000 at present quotations, was towed Into port tins morning, the prize of Ihe COaal guard cutter 259. The llquOr craft wus overhauled lata yesterday about 12 miles off . tha Ooldab gate. bjttllnS a stiff gale and making little progress. The cap tain and crew nf thr.-e nffercd no re sistance, Members nf the coast guard boarded the Virginia I and took po:i- 0 I session. 1 ROOITK CATCH ItFCOKD (U. P. Lssstd Win' t.i Tht Hcna Bolkttui) MARSHFIBLD, Aug. 29. Eight thousand MitnOn averaging 30 pottndfl each were caught in one night at the mouth of the Rogue river, nccording In . 11. .luslrnm. i fish buyer, who returned today from Hold BeaCh, Tills catch, made on Monday night, was taken from the Announcing Important Changes in Bodies and Chassis Added Beauty and Utility Closed Cars in Color No Increase in Prices All-steel bodies on Tudor Sedan, Coupe and open cars. Bodies and chassis both lowered. Larger, more attractive fenders, affording greater protection. New im proved transmission and rear axle brakes on all types. One-piece ventilat ing windshield on closed cars; double ventilating type on open cars. Curtains opening with all doors on Touring car and Runabout. CJClosed cars in colors, with upholstery of finer quality to har monize; and nickeled radiator shells. Many other refinements now add to the beauty and quality of these cars. See your nearest Authorized Ford Deal er today for complete details. DETROIT, MICH. Brooklyn 2 8 1 I I ttUUvlw l ATtn KH IHlll I I (U. P. I.MUwl Wire I" Tin' llcnd HuUftin) ri K. At Philadelphia It. 11. K. M Altsil I-1 1'.I.l). Aug. . Bllgm I 1 i Pltlsburgh 11 16 11 thOUHldd salmon averiiRing 30 I 1 Philadelphia 2 9 1 1 pounds each were caught In one; I I Batterlea: Yda and smiih; Deca-I night al the mouth of the itogue . indltur. Bells and Wilson, river, according In W. 11. .luslrnm. i I Second giiimvi: K. H. D,fllh buyer, who returned today from I I . j j K. I Pittsburgh 1 13 17 2 : Hold Beach. This catch, made on! ' 2 1 Philadelphia 1 t 1 1 Monday night, was taken from Ihe III I 3 1 Batteries: Kleiner and Hooch; 1 largest run ever recorded on the; B I aMe as u umiii now mimaatmnamnmmiiiimmmmmaimmn and Couch. O'Neill, Pierce am! Wilson. Rogue. wawn our BJisnimv'.wsMieawi J in ii em i -cu-w.nrscrei r- BRINGING UP FATHER , ISN- , ,OLi--i IT ' Wjci .vr. WB KCN "1 j& Nn i l l i'"o rVOOUT TIME J .; .., O'CLOCK. NN' 0Oc.HTVn. DNOCHTER - m HV l.t C'l H.VoM'l Noor. 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