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THE BEND BULLETIN, DAILY EDITION, REND OREGON TUESDAY, JUNE 21. 1027 Hid Columbia Climax Set for The Dalles-Bend Contest July 10 PAGE TWO BEND HAS ONE HURDLE TO HOP m White Salmon Coming 1 Here Sunday Victoria for Bond and The Ivifcs next Sunday will' moan that the big Kama of the Reason, wijji (lie Mld-Columbla chauipion shiii at stake, will played in The DaHes on July 10. ; A defeat for Hend at the hands ofWhlle Salmon hero Sunday wlU mean, In all probability, that Thl Dalles, now nr.'y half a game behind Uend. wilt be the 1927 league champions. And should (ioklendale take The Dalles into ca$p in next Sunday's game, at Tht Dalles, Bend will probably beiwardod the league gonfs.'oii. Xosetl Out White Salmon ho Da Ilea ' nhie hail a very n a wow "siiueak" last Sunday, wiffning from White Salmon by onW one point 6 to 5. This guttle, and the Met that White Saliuon hag already chalked up a win over Rend. Indicates that Bead's game here Sunday will be far from a set-up. Out regardless of probabilities, I he Bend teom Is looking forward o 2 he battle with The Du'les on Jul.' 10 as the game of tho sea son. Consequently, the Bend placers are woadering about The Dalies lineup. survey of the player lists for the six Mid-Oolumbia teams mailed out by George H. Flacg. leaajue president, appears to in dicate that The Dalles early in thej season made r.'ans for this game. The Wasco county nine has -wealth of fairly good hurl ingmaterial on hand. rieaty of Pitchers One of the pitching ces The DaHes will probably have on deckr' when Bend m'l g r a t e s northward for "the game" will be" Ralph Coleman, of O. A. C. aiv) Coast league pastures. Cole man has been n good man in hi da, but be w'Jl probably not be started. Then there Is Lefty Schroder, alio of Coast league pastures, but me recently of bush cl-culu. L ejty once", upon a time was reared, but' he failed to make an impressive showing here when he started ngainst Klamath Falls. Bil regardless of this poor start. Laity at times hits his old form, And again, The Dalles has Drps. who once upon a time browsed on the local diamond. Th$ change of climate ha, evi dently. Improved Drips' salary wi)s and he has been making a naaie for hlnisc.'f while decorat intThe Dalles mound. . Anil Thou Mud tirreii Should Bend's heavy artillery find Coleman, Schroder. Drips. elTSt, The Dalles may find it necessary to send Hie perennial Bifd Green to the mound, al though it is generally known in the vicinity of The Dalies that HiJ Elks havo o striking fond ness for Bud's offerings. fhe Da.'les also had Bramlette. hilli school hurler, on its pitch ing staff, but farmed him out to Dtjfur two weeks ago. after Du fu had secured permission from thj league directors to rejuve nate its team. Hend batsmen fnjnd Bramlette here last Sun (lnj for 11 runs, although- all of. the'so runs were not earned. Jlut. regardless or the game wijh The Dallca. Bend la to play liiill next1 Sunday, when White Saiinon iuvades ('entral Oregon. JVhUe Sc.'motrbeat Bend 6 4 an a game played at Wli 6 to i'hlto Svtifmon on May 2 Sport Tabloids an Kraucitico, June 21. (LP) 'rank H. Bridges of Baylor university, Waco, Texas, lias uc- cufllod terms to coach the Olym pita club for fool ball team here thji year, it has been announced. BiSdges. who established a rcpu luHon as u coach with tho Texas HiiJverKlly durliig six ycirs of sesvlce, will report here tor hl ne- duties August 10. San Francisco. Juno 21. "Doc" Wsight, twirlcr of the Los An- goUw c.'uh. conliiiiied to set. the paje In Iho Purine Coast league wih tho best pitching record thfls fur this season. "Doc". wlUh 11 vlcUirlei and two dutuata fo(" an uvcrugii of .84 6, was slightly ahead of John MIIJus of Kealllo, who li'id an average .of ,7ip wllh 10 wins mill throo do touls. to Munis, Calif., Julie -21.--Wrth a tcin-e of 90 out of a poislhlo IHO, K. M. NultitiK of Los Angeles emorgod vlt:torln I bit California stale Irapshnotlng Oieaa with a field ot Hourly. 200 coffmtants. '., PorUuud, Ore., Juao SI.- Out Our Way , Ceorge Dixon, Portland negro, ami Dare Shade, contender for the middleweight fight tite. will meet in a 10-round main event here tonight. Shade is favored . to win. : Victoria. B. C, June 21. ' Leading a field of S3 golfers, Frank Dolp of Portland, golf amateur champion was high man in the qualifying round ot . the Pacific northwest amateur ' golf tournament with a score of : H3 for 36 holes. Don Moc, il7-ycar-old Portland boy, was i runner-up with 150, and Roy 1 Moo, P o r 1 1 a n d, was third jwllh,-,X51'M: -. , ' I'oughkeepaic. N. Y Jane 21. Crews training here for Iho intercollegiate regatta a week fro mtomorrow, will confine their ' work to sprints and .light traln ' ing from now on. All the shelU I were in the water yesterdiy and j all seemed in good form. ! .Washington's latest combina ' tlon virtually an entirely dif i ferent crew from the one which was defeated by California early ' in the season was conceded a ! good chance to win the varsity j event, although competition will 1 be stiff. Wimbledon. Eng., June 21. Francis T. Hunter of New Ito chfJle. N. Y.. entered the third round in men's singles play at the All-England Tennis club's tournament today by defeating A. It. F. Kingscote. an English veteran, 6-3. 6-3. 6-4. . lleno Lacoste of France de feated S. M. Jacob of India in the second round, 2-6, 6-0. 6-3. C-4. Cloudy, threatening weaUicr finally developed into rain during mid-afternoon and play was sus pended. Helen Wills of California had been schcdr.'ed to meet Miss ('.. II. Terry of England In Ihe wom en's singles. Mrs. U. A. Oodfree. lormerly Kitty McKane. winner of last year's tournament, and tho Hpalilsh1 star, Ella D'AlvureK, wore to have played today. St. I-oiiIh, Juno 21. World's ' championship honors In the fly I weight division win be at stake ; tonight when Fidel I-a Harba, I title holder, meets Mike (irody, I Peoria, In a 10-round contest at i the St. louls university athletic ! field. . , ' I Attendance 'at the mulch Is cx Ipoctcd to be visll'.'y strengthened ' by the probable, presence of Col. 'Charles A. Lindbergh, world-fa-i moil filer. A box lias been re served ror the hero, who is an I ardent fistic fun. Joe Wood, ls Angeles light weight, will meet Tom Pivac, St. Louis boxer, in tho semi-final. This fight will bo ou a wlnncr- tuko-ull hais. Khiiwnuo, On Delaware. Pi".. I.lune 2l.--(lP -Johmiy Firrell Iliad a three-stroke advantage 'over the field as Ihu second mid I final (lav's play beg-in today 'n Ihe. annual Shawncn open. Ho inado nine birdies on the first IH (yeiilcrday U scorn u 1 3S for the ; first .I" holes. Tommy Armour. Ihe national open title holder, was ttinlh In the .list of 77 onlrlor. with a tally of 161. Chicago, June 21. Tony Caif aonerl, suilliug N'e York thai- lVR WES tUETS 7 i I ( BETTF?TkVi I COOLO 1 . I J "TtLVVUr ' TrAtT- EXACTLY I i I , , ,-- V fAtl- I I I I Jwk&fo A BAO comnectiokj . ! CfsM . . I OWLW IMAGINE. WOO RE J lengcr for the bantam crown. reigned a 7-to-& favorite over I Bud Taylor. Torre Haute, lnd.. champion, tcxluy two days be- 'tore their title bout, which is j scheduled for Cubs' park Thur - day night. j Taylor was reported to lwve . gone stale, following a lengthy training grind for the bout. On the other hand Camonerl is re-! ported overweight and may have COAST I.KAtil'K TODAY i trouble making the 11S pounds' Oakland at Portbind: Missions stipulated. Thursday afternoon, jat San Francisco: Sacramento at ' Seattle; Hollywood at Los An- : win.hie.lnn. Borland. June 21.Kol- N' B;,m- yeatordayj I Francis T. Hunter and William T. Tllden II. most formidable of the American pUyera in this: year's All-England Tennis club I tournament, safely entered third round of play today. the XII - den repented his r.'ay of yestcr- day Uklng todav's match In I , i ... . straight sets. ! ..... ... Tiirten- .6-3, -. 6-1. I Henri C'ochet of Franco do - ifeated O. u. . lurnouii. a .ei .eran of English tournament play In the second round, 6-2, 0-S, I " ""',- ,. .., I Senorita Elia D Alvarei. Span-, ;leh chimplon. defeated Mrs. M.t ,D. Reckitt of England In the iRprnnn round. -. drawn byca In the first. II. C. Mayer of Canada defeat-jKt lj01lj H. C. Walsh of England In' iimin ied ' the second round. 6-0, 4-6 I 6-1. -0 r Wimbledon. England, June 21. i Helen Wl'.'s today won her I first match In the All-England '(Tennis club tournament, defeat - ing Miss Owen Stcrry. 6-3. 3-6. 6-3. FLIERS READY TO START TO ISLANDS pan Francisco Man Back ; inj? Fight Kan Francisco. June ttr) Aiiiioiiiiccnicnt was niaile toilay ny Hdiiiund J. Moffelt. Might back er, that Pilot Erni'Ht J. Kmlih and t'aptiiln C. 11. Carter, his navigat or, will he ready to hop off for Honolulu early next week. A corps of expert mechanics Is working night and day rebuilding the big Travelalr six passenger monoplane and Installing a J. u. 11'.ln.t u.klvln.1..,! vni.inr niimii " ""i" vvw,. : Every effort to speed up the flight Is being made, according to Mom'n Pop V YKN0WM0M.X HAVEAlT OONe A i TMuh fna oar SlM SHC'S YOU 6M SICK, A.NO ttei n By Williams ' Moffett, becuuse they want to be the first to span tho Pacific. If , another plane makes, the flight first, their projected attempt will , be abandoned, he said, 1 I League Baseball ! foams trovcling. , .National ... At New York " II. II. K. 1 llostnn . 7 I i I 1 New York 5 IS 0 ' IL" innings. I Oenewlch and Hogan: . rimes. Clarkson. Wlltse and Tay or. ' At Brooklyn R. II. h. Philadelphia AGS . llrn.,klv 1 1 1 '" ' ,. . . . I i rueu aim nnson: anco anu i 1 Deberry. I At Pittsburgh It. Cincinnati 7 II. 8 E. 5! Pittsburgh 6 f . , nf Hxtf.nre. Morrlfoll ,.. I Pa mm. i a. ci i j At St. Uouls- II. 13 ID I Chicago 2 I gs.l Hlakc. Hoot and Halnesiand Schulte. American Gun Kates;. i FiVst game: At Uoelon U. II. K. New York 7 1 3 2. 1 lloston 3 6 1 j Pennock and Collius; Wiugfield and Hartley, Moore. .Second guino: At Boston It. H. B. New York 7 9 C Boston 15 1 Hoyt and (irnhowskl; Waller, Ittisscll and Hartley. First game: At Philadephin it. II. K. Washington 5 7 0 Philadelphia .-. 4 10 I Thuraton. Braxton. Marherrv and Tate, Ittiol; Komiuel and Cochrane, Perkins, fticond game: At Philadelphia - li. Wasliluglou 2 Philadelphia 8 ii. H. ! 9 2 Wulberg Johnson and Ituel; nH iwhraiiB. j. oy g.,mes today. j Bot, gBm011. Ht. Louis at Chi- ' j cugo, postponed, rain. 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