MONDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1925.
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The fastest time of the week on
J.one Oak track wua made Satur
day by Mary J,, owned by William
Montgomery and Goorge M., a
Montgomery pncer, In the free-for-all
pace, the mare doing the mile
In 2:0814. George M. duplicated the
feat in the fourth and final heat.
Mary J., won the first heat and
placed second. In the next three, all
of which were won by George M.
Jean Illicit, after winning the
first heat of the 2:20 trot In
2:1114 vm& distanced In the second
heat because of running, the sec
ond and third going to Nadine.
Wilbur Daphney took first money
In the consolation trot by winning
the laet two heata after placing
second In the first which was won
by Dick Dudley. -
Good running races featured the
card, and after tho program Jim
my Donovan, jockey who has won
distinction both on the Atlantic
' seaboard and in the south, and who
roJe winners sis times at Salem
last week, was Introduced to the
crowd. Donovan role Little Point
er to a win Saturday In the 5 ',4
furlong run for all ages in 1:10.
riernice, with Gijison up, won the
6 furlong consolation in 1:23.
Bobwire Billy, -with. Mrs. Darnott
up, took the 5-furlong consolation
stake in 1:05. Peace Flag with
Rowe up won the mile dash In
1:41 .
Summary of harness races: Free
for-nll, three In five heata, puree
$1000:
George M. (Montgomery)..? Ill
Mary J. (Williams) 1 2 2 2
Lady Lincoln (Smith) 2 3 5 3
Hal Fitzstmmnna (Dennis) 3 4 3 4
Mondell'a Dillon (Frey 4 5 4
Stoney Logan (Davis) 6 6 6
Valbro (Wallace) 5 7 D
Time 2:08 tt! 2:09; 2:08;
l:0Stf .
2:20 trot, every heat a race,
purse $800:
Nadine (Spencer) 4 1 1
Jean Luck (Ireland) 1 Die
Alicia McKylo (Severanrud)..2 2 2
The Headliner (Pendleton). ...3 8 8
Time 2:11; 2:13; 2:14.
Co;.ao:at:on trot, every heat a
race, purse $250:
Wilbur Daphne (Wallace) 2 1 1
Dick Dudley (Ireland) ;1 3 3
The Cavalier (Merrill) 3 2 2
Mondello (Davis) 4 4 4
ADMINISTRATOR OF
ESTATE FOUND IN JAIL
Donald W. Mile,, attorney, who
hai been looking (or J. J. Krusch
nlck, administrator of (he estate
o( Ellzaboth Kruschnlck, In order
to close up some of the affaire ot
the estate, located him today In
tho county Jail where he la held
on a charge of forging checks. Tho
officers looked for him about a
month before they located him.
Elizabeth Kruechnlck -died sev
eral months ago and left en es
tate of 69 acres, some personal
property, and eight children. Ad
ministration of the estate lagged
when the administrator dropped
out of sight after the officers
started looking for him.
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Clarissa J. McClure, S. R, T. Cot
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J25.000.
United States Loan & Securities
company, Portland: Incorporators,
.uimred Hussell, Hoy Ames, Helen
Olson: capital $20,000.
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Chemawa, Or., Oct 5. The Cha
in a va Indian football eleven turn
ed In their second straight win ot
the season when they defeated the
13cneon Tech pigskin chasers, Sat
urday afternoon on Multnomah
field by a score ot 12 to 6. The
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Bonson kicked off to the redskins
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up the field, with CoquIII Thomp
son, big 180-pound full, carrying
the brunt ot the attack, to a touch
down without losing poseaslon of
the ball. O. DePoe made the
touchdown on a one-yard dire orer
the line. The try tor the extra
point tailed.
The rest of the first half was
scoreless, the playing being done
tor the most part m the center oi
the field' with neither side trying
hard to score. On one occasion,
Eaton recovered a fumble for Ben
son on the Indians' 30-yard line
but the mechanics were unable to
get through the local's stone wall
defense and the Portland team was
held tor downs and Thompson
punted out ot danger.
Again near the start of the
third quarter a recovered fumble
gave the pigskin to Benson in mld
field, but they were forced to punt
when they failed to get through
the Indians. An exchange ot punts
followed, the redsldna getting the
ball on Benson's 40-yard mark fol
lowing the last boot. -
snip agfvlce at
wits the aid of
ram, was Drought
this point and he,
O. DePoe and Johnson, pushed the
ball to the founr-yard line, where
a forward pass, Bernard to George,
netter a second Chemawa touch
down. Thompson's kick was block
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The Ion Benson touchdown
came in the final quarter when
Qllmore, Benson center recorered
a fumble on his own 40-yard line
and raced 6V yards down the field
across the last white mark. Just
before the run, the mechanics had
lost a good chance to score when
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