The Eugene guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1924-1930, June 13, 1928, Image 7

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Newspaper Page TextTHE ETTOENB GTJABD Jedwopd Indian Marathon Starts in San Francisco Thursday Dirty Work at a Candidate's Headquarters. By BUD FISHER .- c- 'J BULL bHUM lb SSI . 1 - CTYFOOTWEAR rtlANCISCO, Jane 18. W) .kwief and some funny idem Jkalthy workouts during the C Ifkedwood highway, Indian. whkh .tarto fa u Fran "Jrow and will have ita end "nMto Pass. Arfthe 80 Indiana entered In 'wai shoes or moccaaina tig alternate with barefoot last year'" f ome.0' S(rtint encaaed their pedal "to layers of wet, green Other' wrapped rolls of cloth ?jSidTt'uBedjb fighters In ? jjys around here, that of the skin by immereiona in f?2f. has been adopted by six ' hSimen from New Mexico. JrJildays their training on a here has mostly consisted their feet for long periods 'ffpfcific ocean. They expect to I TO n. without a Meter. S Bull, winner of last year's JVt particularly concerned with 5nte preparations of his !kOTh a disdainful "huh" he rte tthOi" he will run the rest ."iTmBtestantB out of their ""-rStagCloud, like Mad Bull. tTk. and sponsored by Grants jied ecoDd la yr. He that either he or Mad Bull aSL i " 11,6 5000 flMt iCth had been trained y Bill track coach at. the IJnlver SjOreron. " Vjjm the top money, another Sirill be apportioned between fat fire finishers.. ( ; i -, I Arte HAUiwe A criFAT I JL nwn n MKe THAT V.y 1 I rs9 a H' itinrmvl ..... I I : wpp sSBg I FAVORITE OF FANS NEW YORK, June 18. OP) Leo Ijomski and Pete Latio, exponents of the art of wading in and taking ten to give one, slug It out over the ten round route at Ebbets field tonight Lomaki's itiffer punching powers and the sensational but losing battle I u luuam against lommy Liougnruu, king of the light heavyweights, has contrived to make him a slight favor Ite. - The experts figure that the Aber deen assassin's deadly body punching will take most of the fight out of Pete before the battle has gone very far. The Scranton coaT miner, once welterweight champion of the world, himself nut up a great but also los ing battle against Loughran at Eb betts field recently. 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""getths e, BgtyM fold- i-eno Buggy $65 608 Willamette "Laiy Back" Chain... as Illustrated... strong wood frame, steel braced with one-piece canvas $25 seat and high beck J Cosy"CampChal,wlth arms... very strong end comroftacle J95 Ofm fertainasys to S P. M. Wrrlsbun HARRISBURQ. June 18. (Spe cial). Mary Edna Alain, young dau ghter of Mr. and Mrs. J. W, Albin. fell from a large cherry tree at the R. Galloway home Tuesday afternoon and struck upoa a picket of the fence Inflicting quite a severe abdominal cut. She and several playmates had been picking cherries, two of the lit tle girls venturing upon a light limb out notn nsa arawn back ana Mary iSdna replaced one foot upon the doubtful hold when the crash came. She was carried into the house where first aid waa given before the phj-1 sicisn arrived. Mrs. Olive IPehraon arrived from Berkeley, Cai, Tuesday evening, for a few day's visit with her brother Dr. D. O. Olark and family. Mrs. Pehrson will visit several weeks with relatives In Uregon before returning to California. Mrs. E. W. Bhelm, of the Blehm reneral store. Is in Portland this week to attend the grand lodge ses sions of the 0. B. Si now convening tnere. In a somewhat Queer 'manner. Mrs. L. E. Walton, wife of a local druggist, surterea a painiul Injury in her nome last Saturday morning that will nec essitate her laying off from house- noia duties tor toe immeoiate future, As she' was DaestngMrom one up. stairs room to another aha auddenly fell, with the result that her knee cap was dislocated, it ta understood that Mina Vera Coatee will care for the home. Joaeoh Mercer, well known Harrls burg boy, la among local graduates of colleaes this rear, it la learned. tne ;oung man graduating with the class ot tne normal acnool at Ashland. The local boy also adda honor as president of the school's! atuaent Dodv Ha la a 1V2 graduate of the old Harrisburg high acheoL Those who went from Here Sunday afternoon to Eugene to hear the ser vice of the 11-year old boy evange list, Richard Headrlck, included the following people: Mr. and Mra, J. M. Bochdanner, W. F. Elliott, Mrs. Anna Rigga, Mra. Olive Cram, and the Misses Augusta Kelssy, veuna Smith and Irene and Edith Morgan. The prodigy appeared at toe lignt- nouse tempie eat Chester Clendennen, Mr, and Mrs. Fred Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. Oeorge I, 1. . , . 1 . . T I vbuuic(i lur. ,wui Ail, VBUimiu Bongs, Mr. and Mrs. Charley Appiu gate, Mr. and Mra, Sam Fox, Mr. and Mrs. J. V. McBride, Mr. and Mrs. Al Pierce, Mr. and Mra. Tom Hughe and Mr. and 'Mra. ifwls Beauden. Mr. Appllger received high score and Mra., Clendenning the consolation score.. Refreshments were served and all left wishing Mr.. Beauden many more happy birthdaya. air. ana Airs, bam a ox ana .lira, j. W. McBride motored to Kugeue on Monday. A larae crowd from Marco la at tended the baseball game at Tangent Sunday, played between Tangent ami Fischer Lumber company. Tho Fischer Lumber company won : with the score ot 19 to 0. The first three runs that the Fiedler Lumber com pany got were brought I bv Busa Ka tes. The bases were full and Gates knocked a two bagger, bringing three men in and leaving Kites on second. Sandv Peterson also did tne same thing later on in the game. Mrs. Sue Itodgers and Mrs. Nell Price motored to Eugene Tuesday, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Aires motored to Kugene Monday, -Hugh Mathews Waa taken back tb the Eugene hospital Sunday morning. juyai liroocaa naa Dougni tne con fectionery formerly owned by Charles Copeland. j Mr. soicer motorea to uugene on Monday. League Standing. New York ., Falladelphls. St. Louis . . Cleveland.. . WaHhincton. , Detroit. . .. Boston, . Chicago. . ,. Cincinnati .. . BL Louis .. New York ., Chicago. . . . Brooklyn. . Pittsburgh. . Boston. . . . Philadelphia. dn waa greeted by very large crowd, the local people re ported, who aeeerted that the service locked nothing, News diSDbtchi tain word of the death of the mother hes of the week Con or1 an old time minister of the South Methodnst church here. The aged lady Mrs. Rebecca Rexroad, mother of Rev. C. A. Rexroad. died Monday morning at Roeebnrg at the sge of 78 years, and the funeral serMcee were neio xueeuay. a nauve di nw Virginia, tne was tne motuer ot eigm children, three sons end four daugh ters sur vivtug. 0. A. being at pres ent at San Francisco, where he baa the pastorate of the Fitsgerald Methodist church. Local relations are Mra. T. W. Sommervllle and Miss Ina Brldgea, being sisters of the wife of Rev. Rexroad. It la learned here that Grandma" Rexroad had been In poor health since last winter st her home. In respect to tne weauier it naa been a cloudy and eomewhat cold sea ton here, attendant upon the first rsllfall to occur since the first of May, falling, throughout most of Sun day. While It might have been a tod eend to growing vegetation the usual Sunday highway trauic waa siowea up, and locally, what waa to likely nave oeen tne pig wmmm w i h linn-T haMhalrleasiie here was called offetween Junction City aad Harrisburg, account wet grounds. Miss Dorothy Scott Is st present In Portland when aba la enjoying s short visit among relatives. Doug Love came in from n wise home sgsia Saturday evening for a short stay around Harrisburg Oils week. He has been In the tflusiaw country for the past several months. James Kectonwaa spanning ue uay Mr and Mrs. Leltoy ueuing or c. ,..,. mnA urt Cr Thomas of Salem were hers Sunday for the day with Mr. and Mra. Guy Hughes and children. Detllng s brother of Mrs. Miss Genevieve Morten waa home rAm oiam imi Rnndnv and Carroll and Donald, her brothers, were elm in from norenee, tne tnree reiurmua to newsneoer duties the next day. um oh,.. Unmm.rrll, and son Tbomaa John, drove to Eugene Mon- Battlng Callaghan, Red , . um HAltAml.T. Cards. 4D. Huns batted in Bissonetts, Bob- '"Ite-Douthlt, Cards, 87. rwinhiAB. irriach. fjarns. is. i Triples Walker, Keda, H, Homers a ivaunev.v, Horneby, Braves, 12, Stolen oases mi Btoien oases n:u. kwi . Pitching Benton, Giants, won 10 1 lost 3. '. . Aissnoas Batting Ooslin, Senators, .414 Runs Ruth, Yankees, W. Rune batted In Ruth, Yanks, 68. .Hits Manush, Browns, TB. Doubles Speaker, A thistles, 1A Triples Rice. Benatora, 7. Homers Ruth, Yankees, 28. bi.Im h.M RwMfiAV. Tieers. 10. Pltrhinr PlDiras, . Yankees, won 111 lost L day afternoon. Mr. and Mr kla kMth. fllVOI were here for the day Sunday visiting torge J sll of (philomath. Little Dale jones reiumeo tmiv Sunday alter s wseaa vis a-vv. j Marcola MARCOLA. Jtme UL- Special) Mr. and Mrs. Note Vogomore and Fred Fischer and son Dale and Mrs. Fred Jones end deughter IxidJIe were In Kugene on ousinese iriwi, a c-.a.k.iM kM scented S oosl- tlon as sawyer at the Ionar and ... .ltl I. Vf . i : a Mrs. Riley Garrison received word Setorday from her heshsnd saying that he had arrived In Nebraska after six daye of nara traveling. i u.u-Ha ho is working at Leona. spent the week-end with his wife and children at Marcola. a 1 klvthffav BartV WaB given at the cook house et Flrhrr camp In honor of Lewie Boudun. The evening wee spent in playft. BOal Those prsaeaa Ml ss vi easa.4 Atssrloaa - W. ..........40 80 27 ...24 ...20 22 18 10 Natloaal 30 82 ..28 ..80 27 ..24 18 10 OSSM San Frandaeo ....... .48 Hollywood. . i Sacramento. .....88 Ioa Angeles ..86 Mission. 86 Oakland. . $ Portland. 81 Seattle. . 28 29 80 88 88 88 80 41 42 Florence FLORENCE, June 18. (Special) Mr. and Mra. Ralph Bernhart and children of Duncan Slough twere guests of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bernhart of the TJ, S, coast guard station Sunday. Unrold GUlmore of Canary Is a nest ot bis uncle, Walter Safley in floreuco. Herman Larson returned to his home at Rooovelt Beach Saturday night to remain with his mother over nundar. Mrs. F. II. Nsff left Mondny for rtalem to visit her daughter. Mrs. U. rurnairica ot mat city. airs. Ken a aunt and uncle of Oakland, ( al., are also vlsluna Mrs. Klrnntrlck. Mrs. Jennie lates and Mrs. Hacker of nestlake drove to Portland Mon day to visit Mrs. Yates' daughter, Mrs. Mirlr Met 'lure. Mra. Decker'a daughter, Miss Marie Yates, Is attend ing liehnke Wnlker business college. Mr. and Mrs. Hehnke have left for Saiem. Mr, Behnke will attend the rand lodae while Mrs. Behnke visits rlends and relatives In the capltol dtv. Louis Neff.. local forest rane busy with his forest lately.' Ill day morning at the Kaiser Brothers hospital in North Bend. Mr. Collins rushed to North Bend Monday morn ing to be with Mra. Collins during the operation. Walter Harriot and Miss Bertha Johnson are caretakers of the hotel during Mr. and Mrs. Collins ab sence. Wtllism Meadows who greduated from Sluslaw high school this year was In Florence visiting friends Sun day. He and his brothsrs George and Vern Meadows operate a ranch at Minerva. ' Miss Myrtle Meadows, George Meadows and Kd Dltchen of Minerva were in Florence Sunday. . Mr. and Mrs, Walter Harrlng and family visited friends In Florence Sun day. . They live at Minerva, . Ritchie Kins Takes Decision on Battler PORTLAND. June 18- W Hit chle Kin. Brattle llahtweiiht. used his advantage in heicht and reach and superior boxing sum to tajie a decv FOR SUNDAY TILT raLirv ttt'iormmr Partf? Uy bttBeball at&ra. who havr plujlns emt-pro biall for m nombor of years, wtu m bronftht to jvugn ntxt Sunday when Wandllnff of tho Wil lamette Valley leajru cornea dowa tot . a return nma. A few weeka ago Ba fena barely noaed out tho WeodUof nine, and only acrompliihod that teal - I i Tl 111.- 1 il. wnru iwp ? vnuiini niuii m wo ; ninth let In two Kurene runo. and tha . local took tho game by a in-la . core. Among the former Psclno iramt1' elty Dlavera sn the Wendllna nina are Jim and Jack King, aecond baaemaa and outfielder. Jim King la a Su- , gtna man, working at a local ahoa store, and be hsa oeen plajlnjr bana . up ball for the mill city gang. An other outfielder from tho Pacific nnl verdtt H Hutt, while Amimrn. pit .. cher, is a fourth. All four starred hi coHeR daya, o&4 have be&n out of achool long enough to have played several yj"rs of aeml pro ball in the valley. They are faat 1 players, and fnster thinks re. Their year of experience- together hart madethera a smooth-working outfit. The' K ii eon ft team took a workout Tuesday evenitm. tn preparation for i the wenmm? uit. ic was a raic aea- si on, with batting and fielding work both on tho lint. Another practice will be held Thnrsdny, and the third ol the week on Saturday The game 8undAy wtH be Wwnd Hng'a first appearance on tha loco diamond this vieasnn. Bulahan, San BatUtng r ti nly and a fraction, Bob Marleli, local sion from Fran pis co. In their ment last nlahL The other ch one round en round engage- night, me other acneduiefi ten round affair went onr League Leaders ret. .800 .61 .5011 .482 .SIN .415 .400 378 .614 .804 .688 ,M0 .021 .471 376 JUT jm .688 386 307 .408 .468 .481 .400 t Including amea of June 12. Nstlsssl local forest ranger, lit e will leave for Eugene Thursday after he p.lnpn. fn LM . I- U , mountain. Miss Winifred Wa Ite and Miss Julia Hendrlekson of upper river, were in Florence Monday visiting Genevieve Chsndler. (A. Strieker of Eugene whe la work ing on the roads in the earrsundlng district spent Monday at Roosevelt Beach. J. H. Hansen and family, newcom ers, have rented the Derrln house. Mr. Hansen ts employed In the Owens Lumber company. Mrs. Cnstello, Mrs. Shirley and Miss Mnry Hhinely. all of Minerva were in norenee on Business aionnay. Howard Slonlcker of Marshfleld, formerly of Florence la visiting Har old and Eldon Edwards of Florence. Howard left here two years ago, when his parents moved to Marshfleld. He will enter high achool In Marshfleld this fall. Forrest Francisco of Pawn, has returned to .Florence to resume his painting and repairing work here. He has been employed by various busi ness men for some time. Leland Morgan, who Has seta in Salem on business returned to Flor ence Monday. He Is publisher, with his father, M. I), Morgan, of the giuslaw Oar, the new Florence paper. Mrs. Collins, who hae been falllnr for some time, waa operated on Mon- (fir. The Associated Press) Reds, .481. Robins; heavyweight, putting Mike Stewart away after four knockdown In the first and the same number' to the short period of the second. Kewple Really, Vancouver, Wash., and Joe NlHoff, Meatus, went an tur Inn. rounds to a draw. Frank Wsr- neke, Portland, scored a third round knockout over loung Morgan, ver nonla. hi the curtain raiser. Florahelm and Douglas '..'....,.. Shoes for Msa ... , MODEL SHOE ST0R1 Ton Can Save Monajr ARM7 AND NAVT GOODS 8T0BX Vooro & SSoofa A Spselal Ospartmsiv) tar Remodellno, asawlrlng, Cleaning and Prsaalisf - Phone 280 : M Mh Avs, W, Men's Dresg Wear That Is Corrsot DeNEFFE'S MoOonsId Theater Bldg. . Wait I VJahhl Thcro'o Golnc to bo a trJOCUOUT! ot DorJoffo'o Men's Complete Wear Watch Tomorrow's Papers DeNeffe' McDonald The&ter Elij. Tuesday Gaines UaMaaal rltthurglil6. Philadelphia 4. Chicago!, Brooklyn 18. -Cincinnati 1, New York 10. St. liouia 0, Boston 8. Astsrlssa New York 16, Chicago T. Philadelphia 8, Detroit 4. Washington 8, Cleveland Boston 6, St. Inla 2. . Coast At Ban Francisco Saa Francisco 10, (Portland X. ' . . At Oakland Oakland MUslona 4 (ten Innings). . . . At Sacramento Hollywood 4, Sao ramento 0. . . . ' SeatUe st Los angeiee, iraveiing. Tuesday Fights n Ts,. AunHated Preeei ' mw TORK Btanlslaue Uwyea, rhlle. defeated Joe OUck, New York, NEWARK. 'If. Pierre Chsrles. Belgium, won from Bod Gorman, Ke nosba. WU., 10. George Smith, New ark, outpointed Uene aicxiugn, tni- a.a 1A MONTGOMERY. Ala. William (Young) Stribllng. Meron, Ga knockeq OVt joe I'acso, lereianri. ,, INDIANAPOUSHoward Bents. Milwaukee, won on a foul from Bobby Williams. Smears. N. I. 6. Jos Kink, Syracuse, knocked out Jimmy Klump, qndnnaq 4. Have The Ouard carrier trsasfer ...I. nanar tn our summer sddrses. ' ' . tf mmF WITH BF.WRT THOMT. 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