The Eugene guard., July 13, 1928, Image 6

Page Six
THE EUGENE GUARD
Eugene
FIRST HOUND ENDS
ITTIWS LIST
Eugene's Willamette league beat
ball turn, at the ami of the tint
round of play, ha outhit lta oppon
anu, and outacored them, according
so atatiatics compiled from tba offi
cial acora sheet.
Bugene'e hitting In tha tan games
played In tle Ural round averagea
.208, wiille the hitting of all oppon
ents In tha ten game avaragea .233.
nugene acored 71 rune to her oppon-
anta ol.
Tha team will ha In Rand thla Rnn
6 &y, for tha firat game of tha aeoond
round of league play, The acbadula
for tha aocond round call for alz
gamaa, two each with Band, Albany
and tuuem.
When tha Drat found wae played.
Cottage Grove and Wlendling Wo
were in tha league.
Twelve Mugene playara ara bitting
above the team average, and aoreral
ouiera are cloae to uie average, uur
t ley Fuller, pitcher, and Blddj, Dlahop,
pitcher, lead tha butting llat, with one
blow apiece out of two tltnoa at bat
Of the regulara, Lea Johuaon. firat
baseman, la leading tha llat, with .463.
Jack Bllaa, catcher, la cloae on hia
heels, with .460. Cottar Qould, out
fielder, la bitting at a AAA dip, with
Fred Burton, pitcher! Bill Baker,
.lint...... IIIIIh 41.1-4 I
man; Mulligan, third baeemani Harry
Elllnger, outfielder) all batting above
Bishop, Mulligan, STlllngor, Sorsby,
Frank Jteinhart, Brauner and Em
rnona will not ba with tha taaxn for
tba remainder of tha sosaon.
Chuck Wlrth. ahortatop, leads tha
Eugenaana in acorlng with IS runa to
hia credit. Bllaa la aecond, with 0.
Donald Huehand, firat baaaman,
taeda tba aacrlfica bit llat with 8.
Other who have aacrlflcad Include
Manerud 2, Oraham 2, V. Ualnhart i,
Van Duyua 2, B. Kclnhart 2, Bllaa 2,
Mnltlgan, Borbay, Burton, Johnson,
and Barnea.
Graham and Mantrod hava been hit
by pitched bulla twice each, while
wlrth end Oraywon war blf one
Men.
The batting averages of tha mam-
Dan or to taam louowt
21 A IM
Bb .....28 f 1A Ml
8 0 1 .$88
51
1 It
"1
an Unyna, el ....80
u,u. sty M..,0 o
laband. lb ...... .IS 8
nbn U MM..29 I
tnarua, n ,v
lUlnhari, tfMin
Emmone, So n . , , . 2 0
Tutnli . 8 niOfi ,M
SVXal for opponanU 862 81 86 HUS
hay Schwartz Isn't
Superttitiou a Bit
KHW TOIUC Juhr 1" rra-
eratirlona la evidently on thing that
hit rjenwana i noc
Tha Naw York nilto who ta raonf-
anw aa worm a iiywaignr anampio
fft tba ttata. trata hia crown
hla crown at atah
k a 2-ronnd battle agnlnal
t Friaco
Otanda, hard-hltrlng Buffalo Fll
at tha Rockaway atndlum to
Fiill
plno.
tndiuin ton
tonight,
weauer nannitnna. Mcnwarta anmr-
Bchwarta api
ratly raraa llttie for the fact that
rr jmflay ui lHtn. Tha
boy wo
do tli batting avldanfjy dont think
t mini
aa been
nrnen or it either for laay bi
ineuiuni a v 10 i invonta.
r
League Leaden
Including gamea of July 8i
(By Tba Aaaoclated lraa)
" - National
Battmg Tlnrnahy, Brave a, .40 L,
Runa Botfontley, Oarda. 77.
tlune batted in Bottouiley, Cards,
Hit Drrarhlt, Oarda, lli
ouhlea llornaby, Brawe, 28,
Triplea Bottomley. Oarda, 12.
Honiara Wllann, Cuba, 22.
Btolrn baaca Friach. Canla, 16.
Htciau I.uoaa, Hoda, won Oi bat
&
Amartoag
. Batting Ooalln, Sonatora, .409.
Uuna Huth. ankYeea, 87.
Unna batted In tirhrig, Tankaea,
JTtt Mannah, Browne, 11T.
IViuhlea I lagatead, lted Bog, SO.
Triple Hire Hetintnra, 11,
Homer Jtuth, Yankeea. 88.
Stolen baaea MoaUl, Whit Box,
Pti
ltr!itns rromtee
Browns,
ten, lost L
Dont
Forgot
Sale
BUSTER BROWN
HOI BTORI
JTayr ill E H Pit.
rnnar, p 2 0 1 MO
Blahop, p 3 6 I .800
fc?"zr:::Ji U
rould, rf ..
tartnn, p ,
KetnEart,
Julllgan, 8b
Hunger, of
Jrayaon, of
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AfiTI-KNOCK
GASOLINE
Leads
I . rr a-ayayga ayaayv Aiifvi vavv J M. va J m ay rf votj f lVJKJ s I j
tev aiVjCTiwrv M&& rf'Ji kzt i rlf.i.?nirW
need worry about tha
atrenrtb of tha American (j:
me track and field auoad. Benaa
a) parformancaa in all areata of tha
Olympto program during tha final
trial for the taam held at Boaton re
cently furnlahed enough aararano
that tha otitatandlng favorltaa at Am
atardam thla aummer.
Hera are tha firat photograph of
tha final trlala at Boaton.
Frank Wykoff. tha aepaatlonal
eprinter from Olandole, CaU who
ran four qualifying heat in the 110-
TUIUtVEY TAKES DAY
0FHRIY13
jrPBOTJLATOR, Jf. T., July 18
rfFHlf)AX Tim THIRTHMNTH
waa a holiday in Speculator where
Gene Tunney la training to defend hia
heavyweight title agalnat Tom Uaa
ney, (lie rugged New ZealanJer, on
Jnlv 2tl at the Yankee aUdlum.
Tba day reat, Tunney a handler!
dar'a
balleva, will keen tba champion, who
now weight 108 1-2, almott
2, ilmoat his fight
reaching tha peak
lorlr. The dav of
uig weight, from reaching tha peak
oi fxmaiuon too aariv. in
ldlenaaa. H waa ainlalnad.
a. It waa viplalnad, would put
about five pounda on him, a margin
ba will find uaoful during the 18 daya
which ara yet to oome before he da
frnda hla crown.
Tun nar Doatuoaad hia ten round
eeaalon with aparrlng partner and
punching baga until tomorrow. The
cjiampion na
workout on
at agreed to take a brisk
Sunday while Tot Kick-
ard la hare to witneae the elgnmg of
uie new lore Doling couuniaaion
aontraot for tha oomin hattla. Tha
oocaalon will ba Ulokanl'e first vialt
to thla retort which the , champion
onnatdrr on of tha eoiinttVa mnmt
boautiful a pots.
HEM OFF YANKEES
, , By HBRBimT W. RARKT7R
(Aaaodated Preaa Sports Writer)
There la math.mntl.1 nnuif
th NeW York Yankee, ti.v
c inch tha American league pennant.
But alleged contendere in that circuit
are owning day by day to the realisa
tion that It wllf take a mlrlde to
bead off Bnhe nnth and comnanv
rom their third aucceulva ann.ar.
anca In tha world's series.
For a month the cliamplona have
done llttie better than Kr..b .vn
yet ther lead the proceaaion by ten
and a half game. Their cloaoat pom
petltora, the Philadelphia Athletic
and the 8t. Lonla Browna have done
no oeiier over tne tame period.
June 10 aa follows! W L IVt
Yankees 10 16 Alrf
Athletic 20 18 J15il
Browna ...... .. . 18 16 .MO
Aiinongn tne lanta have won only
four more' games than they're loal
during thla period, they have Increas
ed their advantage by one percentage
point over the aecond place Athletic
and by 80 point over the Browne.
Thurday Fighta
.0jr Tha Aaaodated Frees)
CltlCAfoWedk Ber.. foigland.
teohnloally knocked out !kfik Watera,
Lo Angeles, (9). Tuffy Griffiths,
Sloni City, Iowa, defeated Haakon
Hanson, Norwav, (10). Earl Maee-
jra, vmcagn, anocted out Oaatni
S h;rl"r Clewland, (8). Cecil Como,
Ma v u.r ... ij and Harry Pnb
Hnaki, Chicago, drew (II). Harry
Jorhet, Chlcaao, knocked out Mau
ri Holtaar, ClTland, (8),
TOUT THOMAS, Ky Barry Me-
Buy your Oolf, Tearila,
Baball and Plahlno Outfits
HINDERSHOTT'8
A tpertlng Goeda Store
MO one need worry .boot the motor event In Olympic rooord tl.n L T, "-TCT' jfJT I k TKLT JC3LiaTl . "tVE" rSSi.l"''
DANCE
old una DANCE
Winter Garden
Saturday Night
Mill wfft maaag fle
Qlven Ixoluslvely by
BUTLBR't OR0HBTA
Ladle Pre Oeata To,
Ohaeli fteani Pn:
Opponents in
uppur
In the
fhotograph. rending left to right, ara
tllaaell I who flnlKlleil third), it
(who flnlahcd fourth), Wykoff, Mc
Alllater (who flulahed aecond), and
Qulnn. ,
A unique flnfah of tha flnala of the
110-meter burdlea la ahown below
the aprlnt flulab. Koaa Nichola of
Stanford, who failed to make the
team vn though he ran a qualifying
Ken Maynard In Tha Canyon of AdV
m.(um'' at th. Daw
Cartr, Cincinnati, won on a foul from
Kid ljcnrho, Indinnapolia, (8). Bobby
Allen. Intllannnolla, defented Young
Nnncl, l'ittaliurg, (0). ltck How
don, St. ivteialuirg. Fla., and Kddle
Hnwklna, Fort Thomaa, drew (0).
Frankie Jonea, Indlannpolla, defeat
ed Harley Waahhurn, CinclnnnU, (6).
ABERPFFN, S. T. Hilly Pe
trolic, Fargo, knocked out Billy Eng
man, Los Angeles, (8),
left nhotograDh. The anrlntcra In the V t4i J J
In Westerner League Standings I o :
rr: Awtrtot Screen
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I? v 1 New York 07 23 .718 g- .
Hr.jrfl. " J wj PhlladelphU 48 84 .(WW NrOnTP
ff . , -.( Oloveland 88 44 .463
V J ittnXi y Boston 82 45 .416
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7? "f f- Loula 82 80 .684
'tW.vJfc.?SV New York 43 82 .678
H- i&rKi -1 i JV Cincinnati 47 85 .678
W 'fl'N?lLi.ll nonfood J 8 8 .727
f A ? v 19 Hncrnmento 8 8 .727
I & V (qk""',' I! San Frandeco 6 B .645
I : 4'iitZHi Oakland J 8 8 .455
W J-m J I Angele, 8 8 J7S
ummM I Thurday Games 1
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SATURDAYI iH!lV(iixjOn I 1 to 11 I I Ve 8"'.' Jrt"M' . "' pwr that win dn0ht tha I
1 iw -T,rj I 1W11 l pukMc,, (ft dltfrirt Not a war picture but a picture In which I f3
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heat In world record time, wae land
ing up to the laat jump, where ha
tripped. He la ahown here a he
to the ground. Anderson of
National
New York 1, St. Louis li. (CWled
!n sixth, wet grounds),
Brooklyn 0. Cincrhnatl 0. (Called
In ninth, rain).
Boaton 1. Chicago 4.
. PhUAdelphla-Plttahnrgh, rain.
American
Chicago 4-2, Philadelphia 3-6.
Cleveland 2, Waahlngton 1. (Ten
mningaK
Detroit 4, New York 2.
St, Louia 8, Boaton 1.
Coaat
iflaeiona 12, Portland 2.
Hollywood 6, Seattle 2.
Hncramrnto 2, Kan Francisco L
Oakland 2, Los Angelea 8.
pltcbed
Batting'
Washington won thla event
The outatanding performance of
the final trlala waa the laap of Ed
Hamm of Georgia Tech, in the broad
ump. tie aet a new world record.
diatance waa 25 feet 11 1-8 Inch
es. Hamm la ahown in the center,
np in the air. every muada atrained
aa he made his record-breaking jump.
Lloyd Hahn, the Nebraska flyer,
also eaUbllahed a new world's record
McDONALD Friday, Clara Bow In
"Lsdiea of the Hob"
HEILIU Friday, Capital Btock com
pany In "Lombard!, Ltd."
REX Friday, Ken Maynard In "Can
yon of Adventure."
COLONIAL Friday, Lyda de Putti
in "Buck Private."
Bv MART AN Iflwnv ' .
OEREAFTEH, when they say a
1 Clara Bow film la In town rhl.
writer will go, fully expecting to see
a gooo picture, cor alter the ability
Miaa Bow haa ahown In "Ladle a of
the Mob," ahe tnrely will not sink
again to the traahv level of "TTnl."
and "Red Hair."
Heretofore I have gone to Clara
Bow's films with disgust, rolnir h.
Vause the theater management was
looking for a review
ueeplte all th pre notice and
i , I 111! The
II I T0DY I A Real Funny I
II I CATTTDnAv I CnmaAvr I fft
I ' lm
Matinee Saturday at 2 P. M. I
and Scoring' in
In the 880-metr event Hahn ran
this diatance in 1:S2 2-5. He is
ahown at tha top right at the finish
of his run.
Below Hahn Is the finish of the
1600-meter race with Kay Conger, the
lowan, leaaing toe xieuu,
At the extreme rlsbt. Bsbin Cnrr.
soaring over the top to qualify aa
one of the American pole vaulters to
go to Amsterdam, is shown.
reviews elsewhere concerning "Ladles
of the Mob," I went to the McDon
ald convinced it would be only an
other meaa of the cheapneaa and vul
garity of "Hula." But Wednesday aft
ernoon I returned to the office con
vinced Clara ia a movie actrea of the
firat claaa.
"Ladles of the Mob" ia about as
well written, well directed; and well
acted an underworld picture aa you'll
likely aee. If It la not lading It on
too thick, I should like to say it is
superbly well acted.
There ore two drawbacks.
First, as already hinted, Clara ha a
reputation to live down, for many for
a lone time have disliked her rihnn
flapner stuff. Secondly, "Ladles of
tne mod" comes along at the tall end
Of a Ion IT lint of nndArWAr.fi fllma that
have saturated the season.
The second fault, however, tn no
war detracts from "Ladies of the
Mob, being a first rata entertain-
FASHiON PARK CLOTHIERS
ttaqandottmmi
men's icear irm
B25 willametb rHni "The Play You
ment Coming aa It doe at the end of
a seriea of underworld rams it haa
developed several improvement.
There are no unusual freak, blood
curdling scenes and episode to over
burden your belief in the possible. It
has s unity films of thla nature dont
always have. And Its pure art
tnrougnout. uiaxa get o "
prniae because sue na oeen bjivw
liaed so extenBlvely but Richard Ar-
len and the supporting cast are every
one excellent.
The picture opens with aeenea m a
prlaon where preparationa are under
way for execution of a prisoner. The
wile and daughter of tha doomed man
are in the waiting room. In a mo
ment of hatred and grief the mother
aweart ahe will train her oaugnter to
get even with them. Tha daughter
grows up to become a firat class yegg.
The planning, execution, and after re
sult of a bank holdup are depicted
in a following aet of sequences. Bank
holdups have been filmed before but
not quite like this one. It is rather
interesting to ttudy the effect at
tained by the film tn getting shots of
the whole episode, everylng 1 carried
ont In such complete detail and in
such unified style. The girl and her
partner, Ted, portrayed by Arien,
skip then to California, having auc
cessfully evaded the law. Everything
Is going fine for a little time, the
girl having a difficult time to curb
Ted's ambitions to get back into the
crook game, until a former aweet
heart of Ted appeara and In a mo
ment of jealouay telephones the po
lice and tella them who the two are.
No more will be said, but there Is
a aurprlse conclusion. One fully, ex
pecta to see them come out of prlaon
10 years later to atart all over again
for a happy ever after but the mov
ies fool yon this time.
The Helug'a attraction for Friday
and Saturday will be tho Singer's
Capital Stock company in "Lombardl.
Ltd." The aame production has been
making a big hit In Portland where
the Duffy Players put It on and the
8inger'a troupe promiaes aa good a
show In tableaux form whatever
that ia.
e e e
"Speed, action, thrffla, and ro
mance," and by that yon know tba
Rex has a weaterner on for the week
end. It is "The Canyon of Adventura"
with Ken Maynard' as the atar. Sev
eral of the old California missions and
points of historical interest are used
In the backgrounds for the film. Vir
ginia Browne Fairs, Eric Mayne,
Theo. Lorch, and Bill Franey are also
In the cast Tarzan, Maynard's white
norae, is a star, too.
The Knox
, A Perfeot Hat
DeNeffe's
McDonald
Theatre Bldg.
7ve
Waiting to
Iff
Mi Been
Comedv. Whlah Jnttt. TtmVa ATI
Stage Records In Portland By
Banning rive Solid Weeks.
"LOMBARDI
LTD."
Presented fa Tabloid Version By
Singers' Musical
Comedy Co.
The Costliest Play Yet
Staged By The Singer Go.
Company of 15
ON THE
Wa ah raafty mtP.
Jilttad klgamyf Her
hatband was lost at
Jo Her first love
'""a oam
pactsd saw
ttuaneaV.
LdDSTT
A Drama of Gripping Intensity
MUHTUY GORDON -TjANE NOVAK
LOWELL SHERMAN
tart.
M.
League1
TO SEND PIES!
Ti
NEW rTJKK. Jnlv ia
New York Athfeti club Wi
to land an Olimnlr. t.. ,' "I
Eurone as a nroteat ni..in.. .i9
aiona of the American OlTmnS'.
the winged foot organlzatSj "j
failed for various reasons t J?
r. 2: Lisp jjw tt
to huve them Included in the u.
PADDOCK CASE CLO&Br,
(BJ ALAN J .GOULD)
Aaaodated Press Sports v
8. 8. PRESIDENT ROOSEftr1
Enroute to Amsterdam blS
parently the last word on th Pint
caae so far as the Olympic S
tee Is concerned, haa been nroiS
Pierce,
thA n.Hnn.l Mill.l.t. I Tl
nttiaclr nn tha fitmnn.
teur staTus. "
After a unanimous oommltu..
aiiatninlnir Pnnnl,'.
Ing, MacArthur radioed the lol
reuiy no uenerai nerce:
"lour telegram anoerenii. i
upon complete misunderstand!?
suggest yon obtain from th
the only statement which vai eT
out In reference to the reaimaT.
n..n,. txr ipi v, , o i
ubu.qv ... .BUhUJDU, oi u.
from the Olymplo commltta
you will see, none of tha l.......
were uiBUUEfseu m yonr Wire WtMb
rolved. 1
"A far as Paddock la tnm
or any ocner axniec appertlnl.i
the plympio. team the eomX
woma not Hesitate to act had j
evidence been submitted m.u7
to him. The selection costs
whose action ta in no sense biv
pear merely recommenaea to mifj
Paddock be declared lneliribli J
that his atatna waa donhtfni 3
should be investigated befori i
aeienea.
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