left Melbourne la Jane, 191», In
IN rwo L and next jirmp
ballast tor Banbury, on the south­
ern coast of Western Australia,
LONDON « f a t e d Press) —
to pick up a cargo of hardwood
Greenwich Observatory, unltesn-
for South Africa.
ally recognized as the center of
Seven weeks later a strange
.RANGOON, India, Sept. 1. — the world so far as astronomy
barque was reported, off Sydney. Forty-three natives were killed is concerned, is greatly preparing
By A. W. V. KINO
BY HENRY L. FARRELL
United Press Staff Correspondent It was the Garthneill, coming by the landslide which devastated for the complete solar eclipse next
(United Press Sports Editor)
SYDNEY — (UP) — Romance back from a losing fight with the the Camp Bawdurn mine of the June.
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NEW YORK — (U P )—-Millar
jwent from the seat, says the did storm devils of the Great Austral­ Burma corporation.
Seventy
The
eclipse
will cover only a
Huggins, of all the major league
seadogs. with the deep-sea sail­ ian Bight. After refitting another dwellings occupied by laborers
narrow
atrip
of
less than thirty
league managers, can face an­
ing ships.
,
) attempt to make westing failed. were destroyed.
miles
across
England,
bat every
other season with less worry than
' It that is so, there is mighty Then the master, trusting to
portable
telescope
in
the
United
his rivals. * The manager of the
little romance left to be garnered province that the westerly wind nslll arrived at Bunbury, after
Kingdom
Is
expected
to
be
moved
would
hold,
decided
to*
take
*the
traveling nearly round the world
prospective
American
League
under the Red Ensign of the
Within the belt of the shadow.
route
via
the
Horn
and
Cape
Hope
to
reach
a
port
barely
2000
miles
British. There are now only four,
champions Is perhaps the only
These will Include the gigantic
pilot In the major leagues who
'British deep-sea sailing ships — ' In order to reach Bunbury in time from her starting point. «• .
the full-rigged ships Monkbarns' to keep his charter.
Sinfce then Cargoes have been fifty-foot telescope at the Green­
is not faced with the necessity of
a reorganization.
The west wind respected the difficult to secure, and slowly the wich Observatory. Thia telescope
and William Mitchell, the barqne
brave
man In charge of the Qartb- Garthneill has dropped out of the Is equipped with a Coeletat mir­
Strange things can hgppen In
Kilmallie, and the four-masted
on» year when the Inch breaks.
barque, Gartbpool.
and all of nelll, and two and a halt months race with Progress, a defeated ror, enabling It to be operated
while in a horizontal position.
them were In Australian ports after leaving Sydney, the Garth- warrior of the seas. ,
This time last season, Instead of
within the last year or so. A fifth
being out in front, the Yankee*
the* Gartbnelll, recetly was sold
were firmly established In the
second division and there seemed
; to an Adtlalde firm as a store
ship, after waiting fruitlessly for
to be little hope for the fntnre.
eight months la Melbourne for a
The Babe wasn’t doing any.too'
cargo.
well, the pitchers weren’t goln’g
and there was a huge hofe'ln the
It was a sad end to a sentimen­
tal Journey which had already
middle of the infield. Huggins
cost her owners,, the Marine Navl-
knew that he had to find a short­
stop and a second baseman and There are football games and football games, and an kinds have th eir charm, M r. H arold Orange, sometimes
; gation Company of Canada, many
| tbousands of dollars. In May last
luck was with him. He found called “Rad.” is a hard man to atop; and these girls apparently have decided th at bruts strength fa the only
| year she arrived in England with
Tony Lazzeri and Mark Koenig way. However, Orange doesn't seem to mind much. The picture was taken a t Chicago, and Red's team-
mates, or whatever you’d call ’em. are employes of a movie house where his first picture w ill be shown.'
and they meant the difference
j a cargo of nitrates from Chile,
between the second division and
. showing a heavy loss on her two-
a pennant.
year’s voyage round the world.
Any ball clnb can use'Mi good
. She was about to be broken up
an A, B. and M. A. degree fromt „hen her owners yielded to sen-
Pitcher and Huggins would not
the University of Oregon and h a s1 timent and sent her out on a last
turn down a chance to get another
completed his residence work for voyage. If it did hot return a
experienced taurler ¡fad be also
the doctorate at oClumbia Uni- profit, she ’was to be broken up,
could nse s good young cstcher.
UNIVERSITY OP OREGON,
versity. Since studying at C ol-) but no amount of sentiment would
but the club would not be lost
umbia he has taught at Grinnell' procure her a cargo, and sbe ar-
without either one.
Eugene, Ore. (Special) — On Sep­
The Philadelphia'Athletes are tember 27 the University of Ore­
College, la., and at the Oregon rived in Australia, never to re-
fairly well fixed with playing ma­ gon will open Its doors for the
terial and Connie Mack may not regular session, marking a half-
make any important changes. He century bf service to the state.
believes that his team is a pros­
In 1876 a mere handful of stu­
pective champion and that it tail­ dents registered for the first time,
ed this year only because of a lack while In 1926 nearly 3500 are ex­
of experience.
Union- Gasoline provides, and a lw ttl
pected to be on the campus for
The 8t. Louis Browns, which work.
!
has
provided to Western motorists, aUJ
were such a disappointment this
Registration Week begins Sep­
season, may change managers as tember 20, on which day entering
-
which supplies Kul|
George Sisler admits that he is freshmen take a physical examina­
. power to the pistons throughout their (
phases of physiology and is very
discouraged and wouldn’t object,
tion and on the following day an
entire, stroke an a eliminates a ll explosive* S r
entire
if the ownerq decided to get an­
much Interested in the study of
English examination.
Registra­
“ knocking" or “pinging" on the hilts or he •
other manager. If Sisler is re­
marine life along the Pacific
tion material will be released on
lieved, however, he probahTy Will
Coast. Dr. Moore is favorably
heavy pulling—e. quality for which Eastern
be traded as he said sometime Wednesday, and tbe last three
known to two or three members
days
of
the
week
will
be
taken
motorists are now buying “ special gaso»
ago that if he gave np the Job
of the Medical school staff, it is
up
by
registration
of
both
old
he would leave the club.
lines” and paying 3 cents per gallon in
said, and this relation Is expected
The annual report that
Ty
to
promote
cooperation
between
excess of usual prices for them. Yet Union
Cobb does not want his Job at tions and Bucky Harrla may de­
the University and the Medical
costs no more than other high grade fuda.
cide
to
trade
a
couple
of
players
the helm • of the Detroit Tigers
school.
I 9 Y ; 1
whd
haven’t
been
getting
along
has been aronnd again this year.
A lw a y s use A risto M otor O il with nett-
-Cobb Is reaching the end of hla w itl^hlm .' He probably could ueq,
TOSSe 'Oosnn to a i>rg advantage
detonating Union G asoline because tnjb
active career and it is understood
that he wants to get out of the in a trade.
combination mmtmietes carbon to the at-
The Pittsburgh’ Pirates, if they
game and get into private busi­
fall
to
win
the
National
League
tent
that motors in good condition are
ness. If Cobb does decide to re-
The Animal's Friend
pennant,
may
have
a
new
man­
run for several years without it.
tire it is understood that Dan
A. R. Moore, profegpor of zo­ Keep Flies and other insects
ager next season.
Despite the
Howley, manager of the Toronto
ology and head of the depart­ off your cows. HaH-cent’s worth
International League club will claim that Bill McKetchnie and
ment. He obtained his doctor’s saves three quarts of milk.
Fred
Clark
have
been
in
per­
Has been used by the best dairy
succeed him.
degree from the University of Cali­ men since 1885. Big shipment
fect harmony in the roles of dual
Wilbert Robinson, president -
fornia in 1911, and during the Just in.
manager of the Brooklyn Robins, managers, the release of Max
past
several' years haa been pro­ Binder Twine and Grain Sacks
Carey brought out some facte
has announced definitely that he
fessor of physiology at Rutgers at
which served to prove that there
will not handle the club on the
University. He is recognized aa
was a lack of harmony on the
field next year and It is under­
a national ‘ authority on certain
bench.
stood that Max Carey, former
Pittsburgh captain, may be. given
the Job.
Jack Fournier and Zach Wheat,
two veteran Brooklyn stars, who
had been considered as candidates
to succeed Robby probably will
be traded. It is understood.
John McGraw, manager of the
(Hants,
has
intimated
verv
strongly that he is srolnr to hn’M
over hia club. He wants an out­
fielder to succeed Irish Meusel
and a young catcher. He could
also use some pitchers.
The Clncinattl Reds, falling
thia year because of infield weak­
ness, will try to find a new short­
stop and another third baseman.
The team has plenty of good
pitching but Jack Hendricks blam­
ed the collapse of the team on
a shortstop weakness, figuring
that it cost the team at least hlne
games.
The Washington Senators will
have to rebuild at several posl-
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