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About The Eugene guard. (Eugene, Or.) 1924-1930 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 21, 1929)
Tony O'pell And Chuck Borden In Double Main Event Fridaj niRTHF finniPPFRS 1 seven times champ ll'RIIIYRniiT'RIITTS Lettermen Return v-fea!.3s? ... ImcnF Engene tight fast will be treated to a double main event featuring two of the most popular of ugene icrap nera. next Friday evening at the AT' mory, according to announment of ijerb Owen, local matcnmaKer xoaj O'DeU will featured in one of the main events, with Chuck Borden as the heavy attraction in the other. O'DeU, who la employed as high rigger for the Outhrie company at Leaburg. is one of the sweetest punchers to appear on a card here in some time. In his last fight be scored a knockout in the opening round over one of Portland a otter ings. This time he will face a negro fighter, Tommy Jeffers, weight 141. from Pe Ell, Wash. Jeffers is the lad who took a decision from Johnny Bray of Chehalia recently. Braj, in turn, had taken a aecision irom gen tleman Jim Jacobs in a scrap here last winter, and it was one sweet crap. Borden will be faced by Bert Jones, weight 146, of Tacoma, Wash., who has been going great guns in the state to the north. Borden bu been fighting Digger scrappers than him self for uouje time, and this match will give him aomeone of hit own weight for a change. Both will weigh in at 146. O'DeU and Jeffers will match at 142. Both main event will be for adz rounds. In addition there will be an other aix-round battle and two four round set-tos. The card will be the second of the fall season in Eugene, and will be under the auspices of the Eugene boxing and wrestling commis sion. The University of Florida Alli gators like their football achedules tough. They will meet Georgia Tech, Georgia and Harvard on euccessive week-ends this fall. The TJnlveralty of Pittsburgh bas ketball team will play 24 gamea next aea son. Rummage Sale Est. Sept. 21. Public Market. KELLY Gprlngfleld TIRES T. L. OHL8EN Super-Sorvloe Station Williams .. . Self Service Store Shoes for Every Member of tho Kamlly 98o to $4 08 Day School Night Sohoot , Enroll Now Eugene Business College Miner Bldg., Eugene, Ore, Phone 866 If good school ask about It IN IHIWWf M V afc4lr paint 3Ml CLEAN UP PAINT UP "Well-painted buildings are protected from havoo wrought by sun, rain, and eno-w. Our paints are guaran teed to us and therefore we in turn can guaran tee them to you. Phone us for prices on quality paints. Central Lumber Co. 6th & Charnelton Phone 208 DEPT. STORES fijnreierui. This Is an old stunt for BUI Ttlden, who defeated hla friend Frank Hunter the other day In the finals of the national singles champion ship at Forest Hills. Inoludlng the oup which Tllden Is shown re ceiving from Samuel Collum, head of the U. 8. L. T. A., Big Bill has won the national singles championships seven times. Left to right In the picture are Tllden, Hunter and Collum, SEALS. STARS TIE (By The A so da ted Frean) Hotfrwood and San Francisco, two of the moat powerful baseball clubs In the JBirfc Coast league, placing their chief faith In battery and pitch ing strength, stood at the bead of the league today. In a tie with 61 won and 35 lost aa the record for each In the second half of the split season. The Mission Iteds, a constant threat to the first place club, lurked In third rank. The SUra went back Into first place by splitting a double header with Los Angeles. They came from behind with a four-run rally in the eighth to capture the opener 0 to 4, but were squelched thoroughly In the nightcap which turned up a 15 to 7 victory for the Angels. Both games were played at Wrigtey field, Los Angeles. Only the fact that the Seals had won three straight up to yesterday from the Mission Keds at .Recreation Park, kept that club In the battle for first place against Hollywood. The Missions turned the tables by de feating the league leaders 3 to 2. Tho Indiana dropped another to the Oakland club in the northern camp, tho battle ending 5 to 2, and giving the Oaks three victories to one for the Redskins. Craghead was almost Invincible. Portland took both halves of a don bleheadnr from Sacramento in the north. The Ducks swam to an easy 10 to 4 victory In the first and made It 4 to 8 In the afternoon. In both games, the Portlanders came from behind. Sacramento rolled up a four run advantage In tbe first contest only to lose it in tbe third Inning, while In the night cap, the visitors scored all their runs before the Ducks brought their first runner across the plate. Two World Ffemous Stars Are Engaged PARIS, Sept. 21. P The en gagement or Kene kauoste, lamous French tennis "musketeer," to Mile ftimone Tblon de la Chautne. equal); famous French golfer, was announced today. Rene LaCoste generally is regarded aa one of the two beat tennis players in tho world, the other being Henry Cochet, alao of France. Mile. Tlilon de la Chaume won the French wo men's title in 102C and 1027 and In the latter year the British women'a championship as well. SIOMAN-FEIJ-INSEB-ANCB PRATT HOI.PKN TNSrnAXCE. MAMMY'S CABIN CHICKEN AND 8TEAK DINNERS 7Bo I, Springer on Toaat, 60s Phone 2778 FALL lo SALE Carroll-Davis Pharmacy 730 Willamette Phone 3 GOODYEAR TIRES Mail Order Prices Eugene Vtdcnizing Works 967 Oak Phone 1020 s 0. B. Moore I GN Phoot 542 US for X Printing Eugene Printing Co. Guard Building ' TMR' STANDINGS 1 -fift By ASSOCIATED PRESS Coast League W. L. Pet. San Francisco 51 85 .593 Hollywood .'..61 85 .GtM Mission ; 50 80 .581 Los Angeles 40 87 .570 Portland 48 37 .670 (Jakiand 42 44 .483 Sacramento 80 58 .841) eultle 22 64 .268 National League Chicago W 48 .662 Pltlsburgb, 88 61 .676 New York 76 64 .543 St. Louis .'. .69 ffi .5(10 Brooklyn 65 75 .461 I'liiliulelplila 62 7H .440 Cincinnati 62 70 .440 Huston 54 80 .878 American League Philndelplila 1)0 44 .002 New York 82 61 .573 Cleveland 75 67 .528 St. Louis 73 60 .514 Washington 68 75 .476 Detroit 65 70 .451 Chicago 65 85 .303 Boston 54 01 .372 4 t tm ix All aaaa it Limits of Teeing Ground If a ball be played from outside the limira of the toeing ground in match plays it may be recalled ty the opposing side and re-teed without penalty. In stroke competition, he shall count that stroke, tee a ball witmn ttie limits- and play his sec ond stroke. The penalty for breach of this rule In stroke competition Is disqualification. S Ariel Vllaa of Chicago, 16-year-old women's western golf champion, om defeated heT mother in a semi final round of the Arkansas state tournament. .Tana Cannon. UD.varalty of WU eooain ntudeat, hat von tho VU oounln women's state golf title two successive years. Babe Herman. Brooklyn's Babe Ruth, la one Ion if distance hitter who seldom strikes out . NOW! Better Foods Better Service LEE-DUKE 0AFE Quality Developing and Printing Kuykendall Drug Co. 670 Willamette phone 23 FASHION PARK CLOTHIERS mens uear 82S WILLAMETTE Lampay's Fly Knocker $111 gsl. Try A once; you will use ro other. PRESTON & HALES 857 Willamette -o- , ? . , to. 'BILLYGOfiT' BUTTS GIVE WILDCAT GO Wildcat Pete la an accommodating fellow. Friday nigbt at tne armory be &layed Bobby Samson's own game, and eat the Pacific coast welterweight champ in 34 minutes with four conse cutive butts, a,n airplane spin and s body slam. Samson was unable to re sume the match after the rest period. Whether the two grajkplera thought they were Sonnenbergs or merely had an overdose ot goat j; land a could not be definitely ascertained, anyway the crowd, a cood one for the first match of the fal lseaaon, was treated to some high-powered "oiliygo&t tac tics. They used "the old bean" from start lo finish. Bobby came to tile mat weiebina 147 pounds, and Pete strolled on with lod pounds of beef. The sun tanned Caiifornian shook Eugene's hope with a flying tackle soon after tbe opening. He tried It again and aprawledon the canvas. Pete wasn't there. " After a few more hit and miss trials, a few step-over arm locks and such. Pete put a leg split on Bam con. A few well directed knuckles ran ud and down the Wildcat's spinal column ana tnat noia no longer interested i ere. men ton owed a series ol playful tickles from both contenders. bam son seemed to improve as time went on and managed to get a double toe hold on the Wildcat. Bobby, equat ing on his rival's back, seemed pleased with the world in general. Pete s rub ber legs kept him from slapping the mat. Gettinz clear of the toe hold. Pete went Into-his famous twistings and contortions that gave him his name and nothing but flying arm sand legs were visible from the sidelines for a (ew momenta. The most painful hold of the even ing followed this wild toray at about toe aio-minute period, a punishing leg split with Wildcat as the recipient. It had Pete worried, but he wormed out of It. Pete turned himself Into a human battering ram. Three well-placed butta extracted the wind from Sam son. Another half butt snd Pete hoist ed the Caiifornian to his shoulders and started an airplane spin. It lasted a couple of rounds, and Pete, seeming to realize that Samson was already cut, rained his burden from his shoul ders and slammed him to the mat. bam son was carried from the ring. Durina the rest oeriod trainers and doctors worked on Samson, whose muscles tn his left shoulder were dis torted from the fall from the hisrh altitude. Ue was unable to return to the mat and the second fail was for feited. Both men were culto evenlv match ed with Samson having a slight edge on rete in strength, ah tilings con sidered, It was a good, clean, fast bout. Firi Ware and Del Avery, both of Eugene, went 10 mlnates of a sche duled 80-mlnuto preliminary with Wore taking the bout. This was their first appearance as professional grap plers. An arm stretch took the fall., FAR WEST FOOTBALL STARTS SATURDAY SAX FRANCISCO, Sept. 21. OP) -Opening football skirmishes in wide ly separated sectors today will sound the season's call to far western fol lowers of the great American college sport. First games of 1929 will feature three coast conference elevens against opponents of leaser rating. Stanford's gridiron strength will b tested by the west coast army service team. Uregon State tries out Us play on Willamette while Montana goes Into action against the Anaconda Anodes, a clrb team. Stanford s Cardinals appear to have the touch est assignment of the dav. despite the Imposing array of gridiron spleudor assembled by Coach "Pop" Warner. The service squad, experienc ed and weighty, includes In its per sonnel. Lieutenant Louis Hammack. f;uard on the West Point Army team aat season. The Cardinals have had but one week of practice. whitman coUege and Carney Nor mal clash at Walla Walla, Wash., in tbe onlv other game of any conse quence along the coast. League President All For Athletics FOTJLDELPrJlA. Sept. 2L (JP) The Athletics look like a real bass ball outfit and the American league is not worrying over the probable out come of the world series argument with the Chicago Cubs, declared E. S. Karnard. Ataerlcan league president, who dropped off here to see Connie Mark end a couple of ball games. He w quite a few Mack rookies In action, hut said he knew what the regulars could do. TThe Athletics made !t a runaway race." Barnard sad. They have played such great ball we don't see how any other club can defeat them tn a series. "We look for the A's to nest th Cube Both are great ball clubs, but naturally 1 sm backing mv own league representatives. I think Slack hss the best team in the business right now, and I believe 1 can safely say it will be the victor In the series." ANLAUF NOTES Two Carloads Of Ties Are Shipped During This Week AYLArF. Sept. 21 (SneHah Vernon Handsaker was taken to the J Pacific Christian hp1tal lo Eugene Monday and was operated on fori appendicitis. ! The forest fires in this vicinity are , prWfy well under control snd the , atmosphere Is clearing up, Nights ; sre foggy and quite cold. j I.yninn Adams from Cottage drove 1 wan in Anlauf a few days sgo and bought a lot of piling from Hen Nrin(. The Anlauf Lumber company ship ped a carload of ties Wednesday ant another one on Thursday. They had a break down this Wednesday forenoon hut were running sgaun j Thursday afternoon. lNSi rtE WITH HEVttY THOMP. BOB EAltl I H-K NKI KANCB -- i'boce S. K- rens Jot piano tuning To St. Mary's Grid Team With aeven lettermen which includes almost all the backfield and both tackles, Coach Dan Moran, of St. Mary's school in Eugene, has little to worry about for the coming grid sea son. Even at that, all of St Mary's pig skin artists are not back at school yet, and Coach Moran will have a good addition to his Bquad, which is zpected to number at least 25 next week. Last year's veterans back- on the job are Millard WUbelm, center; Geo. Oetty, half; Henry Nury, fullback; Henry Pape, guard; Bob O'Reilly, tackle; Frank Grenler, tackle and Joe Berjr, quarter. Another hope of Coach Moran Is a 160-nound man who is expected to arrive from Washington soon. From By FRAXBT G. GORRIE t Associated Press Sports Writer) The University of Oreeon football team hasn't many, weaknesses but the one which stands out most of all is its lack of reserve strength. John J. ilehwar, like all other coaches, is endeavoring to build a championship machine and barring in juries may accompusn tne men tnia year. Coach Mctiwan will be able to sena an all-exrjerienced eleven on the field of battle but will be hard pressed for capable substitutes in cases of an emergency, especially at the guard and taenia poatuous. The probablo lineup against Pa cific University next Saturday in Eu gene will be btadelmau, center; Lillle and Shields, guards; Colbert and Christensen, tackles; Archer and Wood, ends; Kitzmiller, quarterback; Aloe Lie r, fullback ant Alaann and Donohue, halfbacks. Charles Williams. a negro veteran, may get tbe call over Donohue if he recovers suffic iently from a tonsil operation. All have had varsity experience except Moeller, who was out of school last year but who Is considered an "ace In the hole" by McEwan. Other than this powerful combina tion, the Oreuon coach has little to draw from. Eric Forsta, a freshman last year, could relieve Stadelman but be Is a bit green. y west and l eu Parke are the second s trine eunrds but they lack experience. West is a sophomore and Parke a member of last year's second squad. The tackle reserves are Marion uau ana irvin HrtinlB. Hall ia a letterman and Sehulz a graduate from the freshman squad. Jack Erdley, a 180-pound fleet footed youth, is pressing Wood hern for his position and may land before 8rQ BOU la uvor. fjiuirj wno n freshman last year and Is developing fast. McEwan has a lot of other can didates for tbe end jobs but not a lot of class. Captain John J. MeEwan. OrvjrgVi Heavy Old Growth Slab Wood, 12 or 16 In. length, ffP Cfi per cord 3WWW MANERUD-HUNTINGTON FUEL CO. Phone 651 8PECIAL8 ON BEDROOM FURNITURE JOHNSON FURNITURE CO. Cara Nome Toilet Preparations sold exclusively at Dru cornmap 8th 4 Willamette Tiffany Bldg. LEE Tire, last longer and ride better And, the oo.t It lata. Mark Sanderson Eugene', Tire Man Broadway and Oak Ludford's Paint, Wall Paper, Art Good, 65 West Broadway Phone 749 BARGAINS AT PUBLIC SALE Mttropolitan Chain Storw 735 Willamette re y5t PAN-DANDY rSt4teL " t"w bsfed yXe)tjVt. teps Its freshness. ?rtiix kremmel's WmF B4.KERY all reports this new addition will help St. Mary's chances considerably. Besides all the lettermen back, St. Mary's grid aquad la almost entirely made up of last year'a auper-raralty men, . who are out after their letter this season with renewed rigor. No definite schedule baa been drawn up for thia grid team aa yet, although approximately six games will be played by them thin aeason. They meet varioua high schoola in the sur rounding country. Although tbe squad baa not atarted practicing In earneat yet, next week will see daily workouts on ita field on south Willamette, Grove. Coach Moran will use Pacific uni versity style of play. Pacific puta out a light fast team, the same kind that St. Mary'a will have thia year. The coach is a graduate of Pacific 29, and Jtlayed quarter in the Oregon game ast year. -He also played four veara of high 8chool football at Foreat football mentor, and Gene Shields, line coach, will -leave Saturday for Corvaliia with most of Oregon'a line men, to aee the clash between Oregon State and Willamette univeraity, the first college grid. game of the 1929 seaaon in the northweat. In Squared Circle (By The Associated Press) CHICAGO-Jerry "Tuffy" Grif fith, Sioux Cltv, la., stopped George Cook, Auatralia, (4); Al Fay, Pitta burgh, outpointed Al Friedman. Boa ton, (10); Salvatore Ruggirello, Italy, knocked out Pete Wistort, Chicago, (1); Lea Kennedy. Los Angeles, knocked out Tim Derry, St Paul, (8). BOSTON Andy Martin, Boston, outpointed Bushy Graham, Dtica, N. Y. (10). NEW ORLEANS Tony Cansoneri. New Orleans, outpointed Eddie Kid Wilfe, Memphia, Tenn., (101. CEDAR RAPIDS, la. Joe Rivera, Cedar Rapids, knocked ont Paul An thony, Chicaro, (2). Longest Driver is Entry Oregon Open PORTLAND, Ore., Sept. 21. VP) Johnny Rogera, ' Denver, Colo., known aa the longest hitting golf pro fessional in America, today joined the ranks of other notable playera who will participate in the Oregon Open Golf championship at Columbia coun try club, October 81, November 1 and 2. Rogers' entry followed that of Al and Abe Espinosa, who have paid entry fees. Tommy Armour,' Walter H'agen and Johnny Farrell have promised to be here 'for the event. Rogers baa won practically every driving contest the proa have con duotpd in recent years. FILS0N CLOTHES Hendershott's YOU ARE INVITED toaaa and hear the new Phlleo Balanoed Neutrodyrie Radio at the Radio Service and Supply Co. "Radio Headquarters" BETSY ROSS BREAD Where Moat Mn Buy Thai' Shoe Salt Mow On, Buster Brown Shoe Store Get your Candy at a Candy Store LOUIS duBUY RADIO L, Brakel Service PHONE 1999 BRING YOUR work to Hef man', where the beat of workmanship costs no mar. Watchmaker, and Jewelers. 790 WlllametU. Automatic Electric Oil Burner, complete line can inltall In good furnace. See theae before buying. H. W. White Electric. Co. 378 Willamette St. Phone 254 B AND M TIRE 00. Come In and see our new Brake Station at SiOi and Olive Baffle Opponents By SOL METZGER Mixing them up is a sound wa to tttack in football. By that I mean the quarterback keeps the opposition guessing as to what play or type of play is coming next. After you find what works best then you can hew to that line. Even better is to mix 'em up with a certain play. Stanford has one such for today's onenluar en me with West Coast Army. It's a mighty trouoiesome anajr to stop, it starts as a run and winds up with' a pass and you can't tell which it will be. The ball Is snapped to No. 3, who atarta around his own right end with three backs and the two guards as interferon. Note that each man has a special duty and that nnne are as signed to take the opposing left end, although his territory is to be at tacked. The idea here is to remove this vulnerable man without wasting an interferer on him. That gives you extra men to take out the other de fensive players. The defensive left end will come tearing at No. 3. Just as he is going to knock him for n mil of goals. No. 8 lobs a little pass to No. 2, ahead of bim. And No. 2 is off for a run off tackle with bis two guards to clear a path for him. (Copyright, 1920. Publishers Syndi cate) : Ty Cobb hasn't seen a big league ball game all year. That's retiring with a vengeance. Cleveland won nine of th first 13 games played with the Yankees thia season. 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Meanwhile tfc Tixj PacOc ToenXBBS a Telegraph tiiLuwuruni BATTLES LER THEI BIGPEJilSCI v With ffire t . battle. m.u1iD"0orwlol3; for the title, ih. i.m.'.,10 fa .re movm, tow.ra th. wVrltf. Ul exact v nnn-:.- "Oflfll Hnk E ?f op the 1, wi a a sard day's , s keepisc bu reaiuiV i customed .... " k Cornelius McGiUdd, ZUt" ease upon the beachio, from fhat T" Wain. v. aia auogetner bi, ouiue frk Tin ' from the capers some of U "hLS are cuttin8, it might bVw,rr2 the Mackmen will boa.t , freshman squad in 1930. The itKS won in ten innlr,. . Timers. The ,1 f .-ClaJ-g but had twelve men stranded, i 2 throw by Goose GosUn in the aj enabled tbe Brown, to .bid. VS mgton by 1 to 0, Alvin CrowdaS nana and llylea Thorn., losinc The Pirate, stopped tit Bn? k, 10 to 3 at Pittsburgh ' hSTj rsational league game. Llojd Wu. hit a bomer with two on, ud Leta Bell retaliated for BoMor. witt tat baes empty. Jess Petty piuW aiain.t Peery and Touchjioae, m em league addition, to tat Boca roster. 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