The Eugene guard., March 12, 1925, Image 10

Thursday Evenl:
THE EUGENE' GUARD
Page Ten
YALE LOSES STAR OF GRID GAME
Century Mllstead Expelled Following Announcement of Marriage
To 8oclety Girl
SAI.EM, Ore., March l:! The 11)2
Oregon state high school boMketball
tournament begins liere tonight. Al
toria, the first team to arrive, report
ed Tuesday night. Pendleton anil
Arago arrived yesterday, .Mcdford ar
rived enrlv this morning and Will
lolva. McMiniivillc, Kugene, Hood liiv-
rr and Franklin urc nil expected to
arrive before evening. Ten teams in
cluding Salem, ore entered in Me
. tourney.
Seats for the touriiement have been
aelliug rapidly, orders coming in from
as far south as Medford and as far
cant as Pendleton. Most of the avail
able tickets were sold by this morn
ing. The Willamette gymnasium where
tie meet is to be staged, officially
has a capacity of IfioO people, al
though over JIIUO were packed into it
at the time of the Orogon-O. A. C.
game hers Monday night.
Thu first game atnrta tooigiht at
T:BO. the tilt being between Halem and
Wallawo. franklin and Medford, rated
ac two of the atrongest contendere in
the meet, will play after the Balem
Wallawo game. The other six teams,
baring drawn byes, enter th sscond
round unchallenged. The second round
fceeina tomorrow afternoon.
Officials for the entire tourna
ment ar to be Coleman and rkhissler
f th O. A. O. coaching atari.
Billy Evans Say:
By BILLY EVANS
TITHHN the New York Americans.
" ajtta winning three pennants,
IsJlsd In their attempt to set a new
roord by making it four in a row,
th experts charged It to a slump in
the fire-star pitching staff.
No dorfbt acme of the atar twirlers
of tho Tanks prored bit of a disap
pointment last season, yet it is my
1 opinion that there was another reason
just as costly.
The Yankees leaked a high-class,
right-handed pinch-hitter. Miller Hug
gins believed he landed such a person
when "Bhag" Horan, demon hitter
of the minors, was bought. However,
"Bhag" was quits tarns in the big
how. '
I renture to say that the Yankees
dropped a dozen games last season
because of the lack of a competent
right-handed batter who conld be
need in the pinches.
It la the unusual for a, three-time
pennant winner to use a plnch-hlttor
as pitcher. That was the Ynnkoo sit
uation last season, Pitcher Joe Bush
playing that role.
On the New York bench Inst sea
son plnying substitute roles were In
fielder Ernie Johnson and Outfielders
Karl Combs and Harvey Hendricks.
All three nro cnpnblo batsmen, but
unfortunately they hit from the left
side of Ihe plnte. With a southpaw
working and HugginB needing a pinch
hitter, the nilto manager of the Yanks
was decidedly up against it.
When Joe Bush wss sent to St.
Iouis in a trade for Pitcher Urban
Shocker, the Yankees lost their only
capable right-handed batter who could
he used aa pinch bitter. It was up to
Huggina to find a successor.
Of the new material secured, his
acouts all reported favorably on Hen
ry Cullop. In the Western association
he was regsrded as the right-handed
"Babe Ruth" of that organisation,
Lett season he made 40 home runs
in the Western association, which is
no "piker" clrouit When not hitting
homers he contented himnelf with
doubles end triples. Cullop frowns on
ingles.
Cullop may be the one athlete much
aeedsd by the Yankees in an effort to
do comeback in an effort to do a
omeback as American League cham
' plona.
, Seattle Team Wins
Corvallis Tourney
OOHVALLI8, Ore, March 12.
' Ball School of Commerce, Seattle,
defeated the Columbia club of Astor
ia hen last night HO to 'M, and won
th championship of the Pacific
Northwest Association of the A. A.
U. tournament. Independence, Ore
gon, American Legion team players,
won third plac in the tourney by de
feating Lebam, Wash., lbnm brat
The l'alles yesterday afternouu for
the right to play Independence to set
tle third place In the tournament.
Nurmi Considers
! s. Pacific Coast Trip
SEATTLE, March 12. raato Nur
mi of Finland, world'a premier dis
tance ruuner, is considering a trip
to the Pacific Coast from the eastern
United States where be has been
running, said a letter received by
Torchy Torrnnco, nssistnnt graduate
manager at the University of Wash
ington, from Frederick W. Ituluen,
secretary of the Amateur Athletic
union, Hairs of April 'i't nt lots An
geles and May 2 at Senilis tin the
I Diversity of Washington aumml re
lay carnival) have been proposed to
Nurini.
Cardinals Forced
To Work for win
ST. LOUIS, March 13 Poor
fielding and weak pitching forced the
Cardinals to tha limit to gain s vic
tory over Sacramento at Stockton.
Cel. Manager Branch Itirkey's men
turned out six errors, but timely bit
ting saved the gsme.
Pirate Kookies
Nearly tie Score
prnsill lttill. Pa., March 12.
The Pirates' regular lineup was intact
for (be first time this training season
when the veterans arrnyed themselves
agninst the rookies nt Piiso ltobles,
t'nl., yesterday, nnd the youugsters
had to content -themselves with the
short end of lu-8 score.
yAl.U I'NIVKIIWTV lost a grut
foolliall player and campus liero
when Century Allen .Milstcad was ex
pelled from school following the an
iioiiucemclit of his marriuge to Miss
.Mildred lieehtel, prominent society
girl of Milford, Conn.
MilHteaU, who plitycd a tackle posi
tion, was one of the beat men at the
post Ihe New Unven teams have had
in some seasons, and bis departure,
following that of "Nhep" Ilingham,
1023 captain, who was recently drop
ped because nf scholastic difficulties,
lenvca the Klis in a rather bud way
for star fonthiill material.
The uccoiupnnying photo shows the
stellar gridder mill his bride taken
shortly after the marriage.
f FAS WsjfiJSsl
Century Mllstoad
Americans Captain j
Teams at Oxford
OXFORD, England, March 12. !
Americans ere this year captaining
throo Oxford University teams, tho :
lacrosse, fencing nnd boxing, sounds. ;
12. IL'. F. Eugnn of Coloradu, has for
three years been the mainstay of tho
university boxing club and two years
ago won the "Oxford-Cambridge meet
by favorable decisions in both the
light-heavyweight and henvyweight
classes.
This year he has succeeded the
Marquis of Clydesdale as captain of
the Oxford team, but has been se
verely handienpped by on injured eye.
i Yesterday's Games j
At Stockton n. If. E.
Sacramento (P. 0.) 4 8 1
St. Louis (National) 5 0 (I
llnttcrics: Hughes, Keating and
Koblcr; Halluhnu, ltcinbart und Vick,
Bool.
At Palm Beach It. H. 10.
New lork NntlonnlB 2 8 it
Washington Americans 1 10 0
tli innings). Batteries: linrnes.
Scott, Iean, Maun and Dcvine, Hart
ley; McNamarn, Brlllhnrt, Kelly and
Hart, Hurgrave.
At Tarpon Springs, Fin It, H. K.
St. Louis American 7 ft 2
Brooklyn Nationals :t 7 4
Butteries: Vnnglldcr, Wlngnnl. Has
ten and Sovoroid; Wingo. Osborne.
Bush, Ebrliurt and Taylor, Har
gronves. Sport Talk
Q MAY 2, 1022, Walker. Perkins
nnd Miller of Ihe Athletics pulled
the unique in baseball when they
clouted homo runs iu succession In
the fourth Inning.
It equaled the same font made by
Lajolc, lllckinnn nnd llrndlev while
playing for t'levelimd back in 111(12.
the trio hitting fur Ihe circuit iu order
in the sixth inning.
Beauty Above Babies
LONDON, March 12.-.Mrs. .lane
Ilobden, 10S, one nf the oldest women
In K.uglaud, auya "modern women love
freedom more than marriage and
beauty cult more titan babies.'' She
la opposed lo prohibitum.
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i-miDie nreasieii suits are in vogue !
' ngsuv
nere ia snow i wnat is ralle.1 i
; the "I'rinoe of Wales'
!. is ot
I gray, Knglish tweed, nilh
mm reu
j stripe.
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BY-
JOE. VIIIIAM S
By JOB WILLIAMS
J.JOW many children in the chapel
today can remember the delight
ful medieval period when ball players
used to go south in the spring to
play bull.
Rack in the sun-hnthed afternoons
when Matbewsnn's fadeaway, und
Hresnnban'H strnngc-loftkiug shin
guards commanded headline position.
in the metropolitan dtiilies. spring
training uhh an operntinn closely re
lated to the business of ball play
ing.
Old-fashioned innuagerH, wearing n
chip on their )houldorn nnd a van
d.vko on their china, would hoard
their brmxltt together on Mareli i!7
and have them in shape to whin
any umpire in n 40-round fight by
April a.
If the demon athlete of IMS vin
tage even mentioned Klf In training
ramp lie would be ostracized by the
hnnornble rmiKli necks on the squad
and urIv rumors would lie-in to cir
culate that lie slept in pajamas and
used a tout It brush,
Nobody wore knickers in those days
except polished Knjrlish viltian.s iu
t'lydf Kitch drawine-room dramas. .
. . , ltoll players who failed to wear
heavy red sweaters nml three days'
growth of beard in hotel dining-room
were tossed oui as impn ;tt-rs,
Progressive bridge tournaments
were not considered necessary to take
old-timers' minds oTf arduous train
ing program. . . , The business of
hokum was nut so fur advanced iu
those dus anil ball plavfrs were not
supposed to have minds.
Modern training camp is a cross be
tween a Long Niudd house party nnd
an exclusive athletic club. . . .It's a
fnshionuliie spot fur everv thing but
baseball.
A rookie who can do his home,
course In three under mr and who
knows whether to wear a white bow
or n black ascot with a dinner co;it
I gtses over hiucr than n .100 hitter
with a Ty Cobb trnde-mart:.
Perjramias Loses
To Hilly Edwards
r01tTlANI, Ore., Maid. VJ Hil-'
ly Kdw nrds, Kansas City light
i heavyweight wrestler, defeated l.ouis
Ter 'umlus, I -os A.tiegeles here last
night, taking the only fall of tho
match. IVrxnndas was unable con
tinue after Kdwards bad won his full
in one hour nine minutes with a
series of hentllocks.
Ford Runs 43.8 Milos On
Gallon of Qas
In a public, test supervised br
city and automobile, club officials
a Ton! Sedan qulpr-rd 'with
Illanrka Thermostatic Carbureter
Control, ran 3 8 miles on ono
gallon of ttasollno. Thla Inex
pensive controll la entirely auto
matic and self roKulnllng. It makes
Kurds atnrt Instantly, even In
lorn weather, eliminates carhon
form nt ion, prevents dilution of
crankenso nil, avoids sputtering:
of motor and cuta repair bills
riiHr. Instnlleil In two minutes.
Cadillac now uses n standard
etiulpment Thi-rtnostatlc Carbu-
n'tor Control under lllancho II
censo. Tho inventors, A. C
niancko r Co.. Hunt. 347;iC. 6i'2
y ij,Ke Mt.. Clllcngo. want agenia
ami aro willing to send a sample
, ti,eir OWn .isk. Wrlto today.
Adv.
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NKW YOKK, March 12. Many
verlml crocodile tcurH over Hub
Jiuth'a finuiiciiil and physical condi
tion were titled toduy by war corre-
.s pond en U ia dispatches from the
Yankee's encampment at St.. 1'etern
burg, FJa. The Bube waa happy an
a lark, shagging flics just before he
was informed of reports that he was
stone broke and a physical wreck.
Then at luncheon as the New York
Tribune put it: "The Bong died on his
lips mid tears rolled down Jiobe's
cheeks as big us derby huts.
''.'Vnder hearted little Wbitey Witt
approached .Mr. Kuth and in mourn
ful accents murmured: 'Say it ntu't
true ilnbe, say it am t true.
'Mr. Kuth answered never a word.
but advanced upon the hotel office
with u meusured tread and slow.
"Js Colonel Kuppert still in thin
hotel i he asked.
'Yih, indeed."
"Nobody hus killed him lately?
lie s still alive r
"Very much so."
"Well, how can I be broke when he
still hus money?" x
, There the matter rsls at present.
Golf League Idea
Success in South
(Jty XKA Service)
LAKKI.ANU, Flu., Mnrch .
The league ideu a, applied to profes
sional gulf is meeting with splendid
success in Florida, where some of the
J leading players of the world are per
forming fur the eutertainiueut of win
ter vi9.tura to the Sunshine state.
The idea of a professional golf lea
gue originated with Hubert E. Jlarlow
who for several yearn ha managed
the exhibition tours of Walter Ua
geu uud Joe Kirltwood. So early this
winter a league was formed with St.
Petersburg, Tampa, Hollywood, Mi
ami, Orlando and Lakeland.
llageii and Kirkwood were secured
to represent the St. iI'etersbuTg
course; Farrell and Oiiickshunk were
signed for 1'almu Ciea in Tampa,
while Jtnrnes and McLeod arc play
ing for Temple Terrace in the same
city.
Cyril Walker, the national open
champion,, and Kddie Loom, the Chi
cago star, represent Lakeland und
Winter Haven, while (J cue Surazen
and Leo Deigel nro at Hollywood.
Tommy Armour, who recently turned
professional, and Hill Melhorn arc at
.Miami and Tommy Kerrigan and Dow1
Oeorge are at Orlando.
The first mutches played in the
league drew fine crowds even in the
smaller towns where golf exhibitions
are somewhat of a novelty. The lea
gue games are ninth be tier played
than the ordinary exhibition match, iu
that the players have something def
inite to strive fur. There ij less of
conceding putts than in the usual ex
lubitiuu play and in general a high
class of golf is offered.
Kid" Kaplin Wins
Battle From Farr
OAKLAND. Oil., March 12. Fight'
followers iu the San Francisco bay
region, today were wumleriug when
they again will see in action Louis
("Kid") Kaplan, world's feather
weight titleholder, who last night
won a unanimous newspaper decision
oyer Johnny Farr, Oakland light
weight, in one of the best bouts ever
held here.
Kaplan's title was not involved
owing to a disparity in weights, by
agreement, but the Ill-round go was
full of expectation from going to
gong.
Farr drew blood twice from Kap
lan but the latter evened the score,
by tw.ee knocking down Farr. The
tatter, in both instances, was on hi?
feet before the count was begun.
Kaplan was cred ted v. Mt winning
ten of thu i'2 rounds.
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The Referee
y'HKN did the international tennis
t-ouiieiiuuii i or i iiu uavis cup
start? W. A. C.
In IHUU.
What's Kddie "CanuonboH" Mar
tin's real naiueV II, O. S.
Kdwutd Vittoriu Martino.
When d il Dcmpsey aud Oibbons
fight? K. F. S.
July 4, lirja.
Big Baseball Stars
WALTER J. HENLINE
Horn Fort Wayne, Indiana, De
cember 20, LSD7. Catcher, Philadel
phia Nationals.
Major league career Sold to
Giants by Indianapolis club of thr
American association in li2t. Trathd
to Phillies with Curtis Walker for
F.mil Meusel. others and cash iu !VJl.
Outstanding feats Made thive
home runs iu single game on Septem
ber 15, 1U'J'.l, being the first National
league p ayer to turn the trick since
1SH7. Hutted .If.'l in Ut'.M.
If straightened out. an ounec nf
spider's web would extend over lloO
miles.
Fumes
"Will
End
A
Head
Cold
A head cold calls for local treat
ment. Combat tho germs tvhieh cause
it in the air pangefi. lon't wait
for internal remedies.
The war is Kly's Cream Halm,
riare a little in the nostrils and
breathe It. It. antiseptic funics go
wherever the gernm attaek. The heai
ia cleared instantly, inflammation is
subdued, the Tvhol trouble is checked.
lon't suffer Miffne-m, don't let the
cold continue. Ask your drugget for
h hnt tie of Kly'a Cream Halm. Kn
Joy its instant relief. Tbrn In future
let it check every cold At the itart.
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Date for Oregon
Debate is Fixed
SKATTLE, .March 12. An intcr
colli'Kinti; ilebnte liiMwoon tho wo
men's tiMtms of the I'niveriiity of Orc
Kim nml llie niversity ui VnsliinK
tnn on tho i-hilil lulior iti?tiin, post
poned lust week bemuse of illness of
the OreKon conch nml some of the tie
bnters, hns been set for Aptil uni--Tsity
offieiiils nnnonneeit here. The
neftstive Wnsliini;ton team ifc to go
to Kngene while the nesui'e Oregon
siiunil is to debute here. '
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
II. II. Aupperlc et ux to C. A.
Morton et uj Part of lut 8, blk. I,
Hill Crest add. $10.
K. H. Ilotaling et nx to fleo. Marx
et us Tract tp. 37 S It 1 V, $10.
L. L. Addington et ux to Clifford
Savage l'art of lot 2.1, blk. 1, Mar
cola, $1.
Kintaa Kdwards to Carrie Eliza
beth Wood et al Lot 0, blk. 2, I'ur
kemun & Quimhr odd. Kugene, also
tract adj., $1(100.
I'. S. to Nicholas Saul Tract tp.
17 S II 10 W.
Mary Ann l'itney to Myrtn McFatl
den et nl Tracts tp. Ill SUB W,
$10.
Albert It. Tiffany et ux to Charles
T. Tillman et ux Part of lot S, blk
2, I'ackanls add. Kugene, $100.
ltoy' II. Walker to Itamey W.
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Limbers 'Era Up
JOINT-EASE
I ill fill ITI!
I AST YEAR Chesterfield sales
j again broke all previous rec
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section of the country it has
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Henry W. Stewart et al to Kainey
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