The Eugene guard., March 17, 1925, Image 3

fllPf,lny Evening, March 17, 1925
THE EUGENE GUARD
i decision on points was siven by
. ..... ... "Klnw" YrtrL f ITn.
,! refc
j( tlterweiglit fighter, in a ten
( turtlanil. a negro, at tile Win-
' u"rd'",;.. .K.i-
HtftD IS'"r' " "
, i, tlm 1(1 rmimlfi luir
- - .1 U ,nhl hut-rill- li.il.l ..n.
wj !JDU uc v , "
" (lie main-fight in a card staged by
Set O'Seil, promoter. The bout, in
ite f Ulild cndinK plfoaeU the
'Lttato'8 because - of the heavy
. ....-n mill hard, but both were
" -,n.l condition, and able to stand
Z rounds of audi punishment.
a semi wind-up of six rounds, after
Lis landed a heavy blow amidships.
John WUmju heard the birdies situ.
- in tlie third rouud of a four-
round preliminary with 1'cewee Bond,
,ml Bond u"t credit for n knockout.
H J' (J I'lTlfiUlo tvuo. a-oii.si
n-oBl JOCK IKitu i" mih.hu-. -u-
ruuud opener, and "Nnrd" Maybe
0a from Hay Morrnll at the end of
fdur rounds.
WHit to n draw in me pruuiuiufiry.
L'arl Miller was rcit'i ce, uuu xiup-
pj" Jtursetfii, announcer.
jBiUy Evans Says j
jiy 1IIIXY EVANS
IT IS a rather uuuaunl fact that
few Btnrs in the world of snort
ire satisfied with their athletic
While dcliumeti to ic at me ucau 01
their profession, rated champions,
still must of them aspired to shine in
Wme other sport. If not in some
other iurt, ut some position other
ibid the one they won fame at.
Take the case ot lloppe tor in-
ftaoce. Kvery time 1 chat w.th the
billiard marvel he expresses regret
dKit he didn't take up a baseball ctt-
ltetently, niier upsetting tne nope
be dfcnuug Bob Caunelax, three-
fushiwu champiou, Uoppe laughing
ly remarked that he still had souie
loiug tu about at, a. big league base
ball berth.
Homie. as a . youngster, showed
jreat profic.ency at the game, but t
was eveu more oriiiniut at uuiiurtis.
Since sensitive fingers, the touch, is
rier.vtu.iig in bili.urds, lloppe was
furm! to give tip his baseball aupira
tioiis. It is his uue regret in life.
Despite the fact that an injury to
one of h s fingers, due to being
(truck by a ball m.ght ruiu his ca-
tear, it is not unusual for lloppe to j
be sera working out with some big
Irjgue club in practice before the
fame.
"Canuou-ball" Martin, bantam
champion, is strong for bascbafl. Lp
unt.1 he won the title be was consid
ered an eveu better ball player than
f.gbtcr.
.uart in, small of stature, was a
great admirer of. "Kilobit" Mni'iin
ville. To Murtin, the brilliance of
Maranviiie was proof there was a
real ctiuuce for the midget to make
wmI in the majors.
rattier than outfielder. Even lo th.s
ljy. after I'd years in the majors,
vanning up to a catcher is more iu
Westing to Cobb than chasing fly
kills.
Id tie days when the spithall was
'be uiit t audi tig del. very, Cobb tlevel-
"lieil a good one and duriiia batting
prat tiee tiften did the p. tolling (o his
IfilUllllUlOS.
In those days the Tiirws were real
Aggers and uothinu afforded Cobb
wore pleuKiire than making one of the
nir h.tteis miss a couple iu ir row.
Here's New Diving Queen
Helen Meany wina Honors
Pngo Throe
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Harrisburg Takes
Practice Baseball
Game by 9-6 Score
HAHItlSlU ltU, Martli 17. (Spe
cial) Harrisburg uigb irhoul took
uii' U-nf tad uf a U lo 0 .core Kriilaj
ufleruuun in a irciiie same ua ii10
local c hojI ground with Ur llrovua
ville hijb school baseball loam. Ilar
risburj was tirt to twre. lvbtn two
of the Kcal boyt crossed the ulale
U the f irsr innintr ltrtu-ia.-illa
. ed th. co at in the second inning and
I then went out in front, due to a nuni
! ber uf error,, llarrisburs started
scoring aSaiu in the seventh inning
with the count 5 to ' against thorn.
Hruwnarille mode its ln.t tally in the
seventh. The locals kept ou scoring
however and the game ended in the.r
favor. Johnnie Scott, local shortstop,
put the ball over the feuce for a ho
mer in the s i:h frame, bring ng in
two other players ahead of him. Do
ras Colburu, star pih-her of last year,
and hi, veteran backstop, Harry Uice
formed the local battery. Jlrowusvillc
used two twirlers, Hue" Overton,
siuriihg in the hoi with Tyser later
relieving h in. The locals' liueup is as
follows: Harry Hice. catcher; Doras
I'olburn, pitcher; lieorge Wilhelin,
lb.; Harold Weber, ,-'li; Cbyde l'er
kius. ,tb; Johnnie Scott, ss; Carroll
Morgan, If; Heryl Huston, rf; .Mor
ris jTolt. rf. The Urownsville team
W.ll meet lltA l.,i-nlu in tl,a fi-.l n.A
of the league season on the school
Krounus nere next many atternoon.
f Siiort Oddities"
mem
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Helen Meany
Here's the new American fancy
diving queen. She won I lie lioiiors
in the various diving events at Tam
pa, Kin., recently. She bails from
.New York and supplants .Miss Carol
r'letchcr as indoor champiou for l'Jo.
Oregon to Enter
Keiay Carnival at
beattie on May 2
SKATTLE, March 17 Oregon Uni
versity, Oregon Agricultural college,
Wushiugton State college uud the uni
versities of loulnmi and Idaho have
accepted an invitation to enter tennis
at the University of Witoh.ngtou an
nual relay carnival here .May -. Uni
versity of California dec.iued the in
vitation due to final examinations be
ing held at that tune.
Mr. Nash. Pleased
With Eugene Links
'
Tlio Eugene Country club links ''s
tiimlar in many ways to the.-Kpson
bmvDs u-olf course iu Enslnud, nceord-
lH to John Henry Nnsh. world fa
W'jw printer who was the outntnnd n
i!?ure nt the uru-smiiier conference
i"W iu Kuzene last we-nd. The
wsou liinvus curse, said .Mr. Nash.
; one of the oldest, roursen in Ens-
LDi mill is mljmning the famous
ITby rrn-p track.
Mr. Na-(, whose name is in term. -Anally
known amouz the lovers of
ntt books ami printing, has played on
wny court's in thp Cnitrd States
j'Knglimd. He said that few cours
! he had neon could nurpnss tbe
'-amy ami "harm of tho Eugene links.
Mr. nnd Mrs. Nash motored to Eu-
j rne from S.-m Erancico for the con-
''m-P, m,. Xnnh bringing, besides
tij.UOO worth of rare old b'olts, his
i nf golf i -iubfl. During the confer
he f 'mid time to play three
'"if, nnrr r:ich on Friday, Iatur
,T acd Sunday.
I'urins ti smnmer Mr. Nnsh nlans
' ?o n a hunting trip to Cnnndn. If
I'lant, mature, he expressed the
"I tlmt lip. might stop over in Ku
ifn and pl:iy nnother round or two.
inn) process ahows that a
MMtir fir ran carry as high as
Basketball Game
Kesult Disputed
j VIDA, Ore., March 17. (Special).
Friday u.ght, Murch l.'l, Viou play
ed!' two ba-ietb.ill games with Thurs
ton. The girl s game resulted in a
score of -! to VI in favor of Thurs
ton. If the score had been correetly
kept in the boys game it would hjve
stoid, at the end of the game, l.'t to
11' iu favor of Vida. The storekeeper
failed lo record otic point made gy
Carcy Thomson of the Vida team,
tin own from the lTi-fnot line; and
gave tlfe score as 111 to 12. The store
keeper afterward said that he failed
to record the score. Vida then played
five minutes longer, and Thurston
claims t he victory with a score of 10
:o 11.
:
Sport Talk j
Ily ART CARLSON
For many years, in the executive
office ot the New York Giants, there
hung a neat little picture frame.
From a most conspicuous spot on the
wall it dangled.
Inside the pretty little frame
wasn't a time-worn print of some
old player, manager or official either,
as you might suspect. It was but a
piece of paper. Inside
But first let's go back to the sea
son of llKHt. On the Cincinnati team
that year was a hustling chnp named
Cy Seymour. Cy, for several caui
paigns, had been one of the Red's
brightest stars. Only the year before
he had led the league in, batting with
a splendid mark of .'Ml.
Now in those hectic days Hans
Wagner was at about the height of
his sensational career. Year after
year the "Flying Dutchman" had been
the Babe Ruth of the circuit. And
during those seasons it was Cy Sey
mour who ranked as one of t ngner s
greatest challengers fur swatting
honors. Ho, when Seymour reached
the topmost rung in 1!XC, lie mo
mentarily halted the Wagner hitting
regime.
Seymour's stellar work with the
stick obviously caused plenty of no-
J O E. -VI LLI AM 5
IHE inaugural address of the bate-j
ball rookie in the spring campaign
is, "When do 1 ent"
When Coolidge gets through hidin ,
his mechanical horse he ought to step (
over the the senate and ride 'theej
mechnnical lawmakers.'
. .
Hnbe Ruth eavs ho doesn't care i
who writes the country's laws if he,
msj keep the dimensions of bis waist-j
line a private matter.
I
Perhaps one reason why the spring!
seems so incomplete to us is that Ed-
I die Koush is not a holdout.
.
) It is said Nurmi has increased Fin
i hind's credit h $."n.tHK..lHK in other
! words, he is a rrcdit In iho cmititrv.
Not a single hit was registered by
the nnti-aircraft guns in the recent
maneuvers lending us to nuspeot the.
guns were mnuued by Rrnnch Rick
ey's pitchers.
Fable Once upon a time there was
a Itusebatl veteran who refused to
predict he would have the great est
sessou of his enreer,
The Tigers have a pitcher named
.lohnny Walker it goes without say
ing that he has plenty of hops to his
fast one. ,
Scientists are still trying to learn
wliut caused the mysterious eurth
quake the other day maybe Hij:
Muun was just tossing another beefy
wrestler out of the ring.
The chief trouble with the current
lightweight tournament is that it !s
entirely too light in point of class.
No one seems to know whether
Cory ludan intends to do any sprint;
training to improve his memory or
not.
Unusually
GOOD
bur taste
will prove it
CERTAIN ball clubs often hold a
sort of spell over other teams.
That is. cue club may he particularly
easy pickins for another regardless
of their respective staudiiips in the
league. Obviously, pennants arc some
limes won and lost in this manner,
the feat working both ways.
Hark in Y.HM lie Chicago Cubs
held such a hand over the ISoston
Itraves. Iu the 1'- games played be
tween the two teams that season, the
Cubs won all but one. That, accord
ing to thf records, is the most games
one rlnli ever wn from another dur
ing a season's play.
In the American League Ilostnn. in
1W4. whipped Washington '2U times
to but two defeats and the Athletics
turned a similar trick on St. Louis in
liill.
tice. The Giants were one club fa
vorably impressed with Cy'a perform
ances. So much so iu fact that they
immediately started dickering for his
services. Rut the Reds were a bit
reluctant about listening to any of
fers. Finally, however the deal was
consummated when New York of-
tcred $HMHK) for Seymour.
Of course, today you coflldn t buy
a good minor leaguer for that sum,
let alone a big-time batting champion,
but in those times it was heaps o'
coin. And the New York assemblage,
consequently felt very proud of the
reckless manner in which it spent
its ensh.
Ami that's why
Rut that brings us Itnck again to
the neat little frame that hung so
long in the New York baseball office
it contained the canceled 40..HHI
check which the club had paid the
Reds for the great Cy Seymour.
Pride had placed it there.
The Referee
Kclipsrs ns far back as 1-07 K. C.
are recorded in ancient document.-,
nt 0.ford University.
Cold ,
Miserv I
Playing on Band
Will Bring Trips
(By NEA Service)
NEW YORK, Murch 17. Playing
on a college band uoe.m't bring any
great amount of fame, nt least uol
compared to that won by fellows on
the gridiron, basketball court or uuh'
ball lot. The band is only a sort of
side issue, us it were, - -
Hut from' now ou its is expected
that places on the baud at Harvard,
Yale and Princeton will be more wide
ly sought than was the case in the
past.
For the "Rig Tbree" has announc
ed that in the future each baud. (10
men strong, will receive free trans
portation to the annual Harvard-YaU-Princeton
football games and 'that
they will also be allotted seats with
out charge whatsoever.
Big Baseball Stars )
HAROLD "PIE" TRAYNOR
Boro Fruminghnin, .Mass., Novem
ber 11, 1MK. Tuird baseman, Pitts
burgh Pirates.
Major league career Joined the
Pirates in lil-0 via sale by the Ports
mouth club jf the Virginia league. Re
leased to Rirmingliaiu, Southern asso
ciation, in lll'JI. Purchased from Hir
mingliam later iu same Benson. (Also
used at sliortutop). '
Outstanding lent Hit ..t.",S In
l!lj:i. Inn king 108 safe swats. Fielded
.JltiS Inst scofon.
i ti m via
COlDEN TjTOtdf
GATE v$5&f
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J. S. Mngladry of Eugene was
named vice-president for the state at
large at the annual members' and di
rectors meeting bf the Oregon State
.Motor association, held in Portland
yesterday. Joseph E. Dunne of Port
land was re-elected president, and
lieorge O, Rrnndeuburg was renam
ed mauager.
J. E. Shelton of Eugene was elect
ed state director from district H,
comprising Lane, I.iun, Ren ton and
Lincoln counties.
Other state directors include:
District '2: Yamhill, Tillamook,
.Marion and Polk counties, lieorge
liriffitu, Salem.
District 4: Coos, Curry ami Doug
las counties, Charles Hall, Marsh
field. District 5: Josephiue, Jacktfou,
Klamath and Lake counties, E, W.
.Miller, Grants Pas.
"District U: Harney, Malheur,
Crook, Deschutes. Jefferson, Wheel
er and (jraut counties, Clyde McKay,
Rend. I
District 7: Hood Jtiver, Wasco, j
Sherman, Moro and dill. am counties,
J. II. Weis. The Dalle.
District 8: luioii, l iuatilln. Wal
lowa ami Raker counties, Charles
Midi nil, linker.
Cutler the new constitution und by
laws the directors from odd number
ed districts (his year nro elected for
two years.
No- nominations were made from
d strict .No. I, embracing Columbia,
Clatsop and Washington counties.
This position will be filled by ap
pointment by (he board.
Lodge Delegation
Visits State Meet
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stnte vice-onuic, and Mrs. ltusa
Chrisliolui of Mouroe, slate m-iinlcr,
will be prrsrnt.
J. V, Starrett may
Be Parole Officer
SAI.EM, Ore., .March 17. There 1
a rumor n float here that Governor
I'ieri't will appoint, ,1. V. Jtarrett of
Itoseburg as stale parole officer tt
succeed the late (ieorgc 1. Smith.
whoie death look place about a month
ago. iStnrrctt ws employed ft few
months ago as a special for state land
board and during the legislative ces
sion nssisted in the office nf (he governor."
THE BUT TON SHOP
nesting. Miilloni and Hennttltehlng.
AO 7th Are. Kast. Phone 17RVJ.
IRISH JUBILEE
Knur Oaks Orange Tiieidny night,
.March 17th, Kvery body come and
hav a renl time,
Cut This Out It Is Worht Money
Scud thin nd and ten cents to
Foley Si '., '2XTi Sheffield Ave.,
Chicago, III., writing your name and
add re mm clearly. You will reoeivu
n naniple bottle of FOLEY'S IIONKV
AND TAR COMPOUND for cougha.
co I d and hnarKencNi. alo sample
package of Fol.KY I'll, I. S, a dim
relic Htiinulant for the kidney, and
FOLKY CATHARTIC TAR LETS
for count ipnt ion and biliousnentt.
Thene dependable remedied are frea
from opiate and hare helped mit
liotiH of people. Try bemj !.'l,l?,v j
What team won the pennant in the
Ycntern league in 10'JJ? F, 1. N.
Tu Ml.
Was R. Norris William I'd evf-r na
tional (tingle eliampion in tennis, if
ho when. R. V. R.
Yen, in WW.
What wn Ilign'a ncore whn he
won the national open golf title in
UM4?- F. D. S. . '
imi.
LORD CURZON BETTER
LONDON. March . 17. Lord Cur
zon, who has been ill since bin rol
lape at Cambridge early thin month,
panned a fair night hut he is mill
much exhausted.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to thank our many
friends and neighbors for their kind
ne and sympathy nt the death of
our infant ion; nlfto for the beauti
ful flowers.
Ml. AND MRS. II. M. FALK.
Quite a number of the Royal Neigh
horn of Lane county are In attend. nice
today at the annual mate convention
which opened tint morning at Albany,
.Mrs, Jennie H ggiui 1b tho delegate
from the Eugene camp and it is ex
pected that representatives of the
other l.'i campn of the county will be
present. Aim. R. A. Penney, deputy
organizer fur thin district, is alxo nt
the annual lesnion.
t rfflcera will be elected and two
(li-li'trn !( nn mod li. fm nni intiii I rnti -
I vention at Hot Spring, Ark., next
May. j
Entertainment p'nnfi call for nTci
caption tonight for visiting delrgntcn
mid memberit. Wedneadny night com- j
petition for n prize, offered by Ida
Hamblen, stnto mi per via or, f Port
land, will bp the main event. Mm.
Maude PiefKon of Rend, state orncle,
Mrs. Marietta Jones of Portland. I
u a. luuiuu I
Vr"" "'"fM-up fi-eling. Hint in
(.,"'" , 1l.bllrgCi ,r.
-"hi errm sttarks. Tlie riant
,u " '"'''I. t'nmbat the serins
ijWIj hly's 'resm Itnlin in the no-
II. so Its ailtlfeptir
W lJ'h "ir passaa-.. The
Ma , onee. iiiflaniiuatii.n i
People Notice It. Drive Them
Off with Dr. Edwards'
Olive Tablets
A pimply face will not embarrass you
much luncer if you get a package p'
Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets. The skin
should becin to clear after you have
utken the tablets a few nights.
Cleanse the blood, bowels and liver
with Dr. Edwards" Olive Tablets, the
successful substitute for calomel; there s
no sickness or pain after taking them.
Dr. Edwards' Olive Tablets do that
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ivcly, but their action is Ijentlc and
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No one who takes Olive Tablets is
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j bad breath, a dull, listless, "no (food
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r".ll i. el.erkeH
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That
' nnnere-.arT in either
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.tin 1-1 t ...
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it cl.ars jour uead. j
Dr. G. S. Beardiley h
moved his offices from the
McMorran 4 Waihburna
Building to the EigMh floor
0f the Miner Building.
Sunny Days
More joy more work i
Just add Jad Salts to your j
morning glass of water.
Aluavn drink ou rising a glum nf
watpr. hot or rold. It when out the
tttmnnrh fit it fnr breakfiHt.
Rut iln more. Add to that water a
j littlp effervrhcpiit wait. Jad Salt io
! thp b.-t. It is made from the aid
I of lemon and grapp juice, rnmbinH
i wif h lit bia. It maken a delightful
'drink. j
'J'hen aftpr breakfast rome plimt-
nation of all that clog arid poinn.
; Of that which cauea headache, dull-'
ne. irritanon.
It's a wonderful relief. The Any.
that k tart a cloudy grown tinny all
at nnre. Hrnilpn take the p)are of
frowini. Vou fpel fit..
Tht mpthml in Mvir.r millin of
dull da". Kv-pry mnrninc f makeit
' cntmtlp'" people happv. fit. pfficint.
j Srart np day with Jad Salt. Nrr
' acan, vIipd ti feel unfit, will yoit
j omit thi "parkling drink,
j Kvery drugget can supply you
I (pp jorcrping Jd HalU.
flairs Catarrh
Medicine ztiz
rid your ryitera of Catar-b ot Deaf,
lest caused bv Catarrh.
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