Morning register. (Eugene, Or.) 1905-1929, July 15, 1922, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextM.ORNING REGISTER, EUGENE, ORE., SATURDAY, JULY 15, 1922 SIX By Geo. McMa Copyright, till. IiUrntlonl Ntw BRINGING UP FATHER ttcMtoril U. B.at.nt O(lio r GET BUT OF CELLAR WCLU-I TALKED TO A, LOT OF THE. MKMRERil DIO THEY ME A lOOD Recommi:noa no! they gave, mc, an A&OOT WHKT A COCO f FELLOW OU WOt- y . Season Not to End Before All TlGNf r League Teams Meet TWILIGHT IjEAGTB W. U Pet Hardwuro & l .Sf.S PoetofHce i 1 .SOO B ft rber-Dentists ........ 4 1 .800 Oarniremen 8 2 .fiOO liutehors-Confectoners ... 8 S .500 PulMein .. 2 8 .400 mnkera 3 4 .838 Hhoo-Ftielnien 3 4 .SS Standard Oil 1 8 .2&0 I'LL CO R1CHT OVEK -i ' -13 -aJii and ,ee. if i cant B . ( i ikkw I J k Ssa SIT "YOU TO ibE A C3 I D LIKE? ' 3 P " ' MEMBER Of MY t- TO NFAvRLY CVCRTf P" TT CUUOiX r r BELONG'. MEMBER 1KI ,? I r-L V. CLUB! ') VK J : acj; V I ' s - y ( mi numbers .......... 1 4 .200 The Garnswmen of the Twilight league crawled several steps nearer the top of the league last nigh .when tho Bon&era fell victims to their mighty bats by tho scoro oX 5 to 4 In tho pme played at the university. Marshall and Johnson delivered and handlekl the foot ones for the winners and R, Rims and Georee served ns tho Bankers' battery. One of the features of tlio game was a couple of double plays pulled off by the Gnragemen. Sims made two of the runs chalked up by his team. The Gorageanen slipped In three runs in tho last canto. Six Innings were ployed. A good crowd witnessed the contest. In tho gn m e p lay ed at tho fa 1 r grounds yesterday evening, the Plumbers sneaked over two moro runs than the number annexed by the Hull dors and succeeded into brenk ing into the win column. The final count was 8 to 6 in favor of tho cellar team. This defeat brought tho Build ers Into tho lower division. The Plumbers opened up with all turrets in tho first two Innings and when the smoke cleared away had six counters marked up to their credit. All managers and captains of the Twilight league baseball teams , met in the chamber of commerce last night to discuss business concerning the D-laying of the games, it was de cided to continue the games until every team In tho league had met each other snuad at least once. The practice of playing men, not belong- in to a certain profession was brought up for discussion, but it was decided that no rules would, be set to govern this matter. The legality of curtain games was brought up by some of the team managers, but it was decided that the league standings should remain as they now are. Arthur Henderahott, president of the Twilight league, has announced the schedule of games for next week would be made out this afternoon. ' n:2. In'l Ciatum Svic," Inc. chnmpionslilp today breaking 222 out of a possible 225 targets. O. X. Vov of Portland and Tiveli tied for the title on tho original event of 200 tar gets each breaking 197. In tho shoot oft on 25 targets, Troeh shattered 23 straight while l'ord mised his last bird giving him 24 out. of 25. I'Yank Toniplcton. of Portland, Oregon, placed second high gun with 1D6 out of 200. Gus Becker of Ogden. Utah, broke 195 out of 200. George Cooper of Taconm, Washing ton, and 1 Taylor of Seattle, each shattered 193 out of 200. A total of 102 shooters participated In tho sec ond day of the third annual Pacific const zon o ha ml ica p trn p sh oo t lug championship tournament. MLS MAKE IT FOUR I! TROEH WINNER OF- SHOOT I1REAKS 222 OtT OP POSSIB1J4 225 AT PORTLAND ,',: PORTLAND, Ore., July 14. Frank Troeh, of Vancouver, Washington, won the Pacific, .coast zone lfl-yord Official' De Molay Pins Priced $2.50to$4.75 De MoUy Emblem Riftg. ' Many new emblem's in Plat inum, White Goldy Green Gold, Yellow Gold, and sev eral combinations of the above metals. Many new styles in Small Eastern Star Pins with safety catches LUCKEY'S Jewelry Store NEW YORK YANKS 1C1 San Francisco is .Crowdii Vernon for First Place PACIFIC COAST IJ'ACCK V. U Vernon 61 3S San Krancisco 02 39 Salt utfco -49 J:) l.os Angelea 51 52 Oakland 49 5:1 Seattle -If! 54 Portland 4:J 55 Sacramento 41 61 lVt. .61 ft .61-1 .500 .495 .4S0 .4G0 .439 .40 Cleveland Makes Sweep Up of Series With Boston AMERICAN I.KAGI'F. W. L. St. Louis 35 New York 48 3G Detroit . 43 40 Chicago 41 40 Washineton 33 42 Cleveland 40 43 Philadelphia 31 4 4 Boston 35 4S Pet. .5S3 .571 .&!$ .50C .4 SI .482 .436 .422 NEW YORK. July I t New York defeated Urban Shocker .for the sec ond lime in the series today and made it two out of threo from St T.mii; Sha'wkey made a great finish by strik ing out Misicr ana Williams in the ninth. The lankees bunched five hits fot four runs in the fourth in ning.' '; Tile score: R. II, E. . Louis 0 C 1 New York 4 13 0 Shocker.' Dnnford and Severeid: Shawkejr and Schangr. ClCTtlnhd Swtps Series Vlth Boston BUSTU.N. July n Cleveland made a, clean sweep of the four games ser ies' with' Boston by winning, 5 to 5, todays The score: R. H. E. Cleveland . 5 9 1 Boston ... ... . . .V. . i . . 3 11- -2 Morton". Edwards,' Mails, Lindsey and 'Neill, L. Sewell; Russell, Quinn and Ruel. . "Wnrtilnffton Wins Over Chlcaco WASHINGTON, July 14 Wash ington made it (wo out of three by taking the final of the series from Chicago today. Four hits and three walks off Courtney netted tho locals five runs In the first Inning. Score:. R. H. E. Chicago : i . i ! . t; ,Vl t . . . 3 5 0 Washington 7 1l;0 Courtney, Hodge and Yarrlsdn; Erickso'n, Brillhcart and Picinich. Philadelphia. July 14 De- trolt-Philadelphla postponed; rain. LOS AXOKLRS. July 14. Los An geles mnde It four games in a row from Portland here today, defeating the Heavers, C to 5. Deal's siugto, peering Carroll, and n homo run by Art Griggs, scoring Doal, gave the An gels a three-run lead In the first. Griggs singled McAuley across tho plato with the winning run in the seventh inning. Crandall weakened in the eighth frame and the Beavers staged a four-run ra.lly. The score: R. H. E. Portland .: f ll 3 Los Angeles , 6 14 1 Batteries: Sutherland and Fuhr mnn; Crandall and Baldwin. Seals Xonr Top of Heap SAN FRANCISCO. July 14. San Francisco today defeated Seattle. 9 to 3. The Seafs came from behind in the sixth inning, scoting three runs on three hits and Wisternzil's error, and drove Vean Grepg out of the box In tho seventh frame with five tallies resulting from seven hits, one of which was a home run'by Ellison. rne score: R. H. E. Seattle 3 10 0 San Francisco 9 13 2 Batteries: Gregg. Finneran and J. Adums; McWeeny and Yelle. Win a FREE CAMERA GUESS Anderson's Film Shop Watkins' Remedies For Sale at ,5 73 Ninth Avenue East The Question : PYORRHEA? The Answer: , P YROCOL ! Pyrocol is a non-poisonpus chemical compound perfect ed after many years of con stant experimentation. There is no case of Pyorrhea that cannot be permanently relieved by its use. Sold on an absolute GUARANTEE Try Pyrocol at our risk Carroll's Pharmacy 783 Willamette Next Door to McMorran & Washburne's SAYS SANTA CLAUS HOAX "BROKE" IAN . 8TCCK IN CITIM iNEfc SEEKING "EATS" ! San; FriANdrsccir July 14. chriB Hansen, hungry and "broke." sat for many hours In his'-toare little hotel room sniffing the aroma of brewing cfeffee and sizzling oysters from a nearby oyster cafe and then hn nonirt stand the strain no longer. Early today, when all was quiet, he sought to drop through a hotel chim ney on to the cafe stove and eornnr some of the source of the tantalizing aroma. After wedging himself Into the chimney, he found that he could not "make the grade" either' way and ne snumeu ior neip. Tne hctej pro prietor and a squad of janitors tried Jn vain to extricate him. Then the fire department was called and chop ped him out. Hansen's first statement at the hospital was that he did not believe in Santa Claus. Senators Win Mooring Day Matinee SACRAMENTO. July 14. Sacra mento celebrated Moerlng Dav this afternoon by taking an 11-lnning en counter irom the Oalis, making it four straight and clinching the series, score, 4 to 3. The score: n. rt v. Oakland 3 10 2 Sacramento 4 8 0 uatteries: Kramer. E er and Kneh- ler; prough, Colwell and Stanage. Eleven Innings. Bees and Tigers Even SALT LAKE. Julv 14. Tho T?00 and the Tigers went to an even keel today. Salt Lake winning, 9 to 5. The senes stanas tnree to three. Thurston pitcned a one-run game, but Boots neipea tne Tiger total and mfsplays also pushed the Salt Lake scoro. The score: r. h. E Vernon 5 9 4 Salt Lake , 9 15 2 Batteries: Gildern, Schneider and Murphy; Thurston and Anfinson. school leaeherrt or principal w'ho also do the luhleifc ronclihtg at their respect ivo schools, daily experience on the uirlver!i(ys track and field. Naturally tho men are not put throuKh unv grind of training, and In the teach1' ng oC correct, form for the half -mite, f.r instance, the run- Jiing of tho full dltftaneo la not re quired. An effort, however, in inado to give these men, wtio must do all around eoaohlnvr in their schools, n rflower grasp of the principles of form, some knowledge of pace, and t 11 understanding of how to keep their young athletes in condition. instruction in font hull coaching was given by "Shv" Huntington, Ore iron roach, ond In basket ball and baseball by Flwln Purno, former vnivity basketball at nr. The of slow movies to doinon fysi t rn ni d n nl I n t rlcn t o phy riea I movement recalls the fart that. In the en'ly history of tlm phxitogmphv of motion, til In prime result va.t so'iirht itv tho use of mnnv cameras, whereas at present one. nt tho grent lv increased sneed of modern photog raph v, does to entire lob. Fiftv ve-i-q uito TMwa"d tayhridro. . u scientist and student of photoT-nnhy, was emrAred !v a number- of Califor. na hormen to setup for them the! then moot ootnt of whet"! a rtmn'n hor hn. nil four fet off th" ffmnd nt the nxmo time. Simnltnneo"i pho tognnb? werw taken, from different anclen. rv twnt--fonr cnnier-is. Bets of oon!ldemhlo pIto were Tnid rn the nsis of this remi't, which indicated that the running horse does have nil four fen: off the ground at ono. Ar riving ot the facts In " cae like this Is n. simplo matter for tho "nlow" movie. Jujy 16 Moose Picnic Hansen's Auto West Springfield On Pacific Highway July 1 6 Park Street Curs 1 HOHNSBY HAPS OUT 24TH 'SLOW MOTION PICTURES Makes Possible Analysis of Correct Form in Athletics "Slow" motion, pictures, making puaniuiu me anaiysin or correct form In the various athleMn vAno o uncu uy vviniam l,. way warn, Uni versity of Oregon track coach, to demonstato methods ot running, Jumping, vaulting, hurdlng and hand ling the weights, In his class in high school coaching, given the last three weeks of the summer session. In addition to .this visual demon stration, accompanied by oral instruc tion, naywaru is giving the men In mo uiuss, most ot whom Ties National League Record By Cravath in 1915 NATIOXAIj IiEAOrE " W. U Tot. iew York ...... ... .49 57 nas St. I,otlls'. ;i.vj;.'i ...... 1 :0 S4 .Salt uhicngo 4.1 an Rni Cincinnati 43 40 .618 Brooklyn 41 41 ,500 ramourB . . . 37 43 .4G3 Philadelphia 28 47 .373 Boston 28 43 .368 are high ST. LOUIS, July 14. A Beven-run batting rally in tho seventh innlmr tn. clay gnvo the Cardlnnls a victory over s-niiuueipiuu. noger iornsuy opened this Inning with a home run with none on base. It was his 24th of tho season, and tied tho N'utlonnl league record made by "Oavvy" Cravath In in 10. rne oin league record of 27 was matte Dy un w 1 iamson of Phi cago in 1884. The victory nuts the lOCals Within two anil fl hnlf iramnu ui iiihl piuue. The score: p vt w Philadelphia B 12 2 01. mollis n IB n Butteries: Hobbell O Smith tOrS and HonllnO: Pfrlffnr. KnrlYt n.t v.ii.-jiiuiia. Clilrago Defeats "cw York PHIlMno t..t.. 1 ..... - . , "u,y i-nicago ue feated New York here today. Virgil Cheoves, who faced tho (Hants in tho onener and Was AnfontnA ..i . Jones in the fimt lnnin.'nnj ,i fhi . 1 . , 1 matc" ''""bast ed the offerings of Art Nchf, the d.ui nuuLiipaw ana nis succes sor, Jonnard. The score: . n w New York 4129 Chicago 11 """rMl,B. enr, jonnard nnil Mn Jones anil O'Farrell. dcr; Roils Take Time of Tour CINCINNATI, July 14.-T1,, T Reds mailo It three out of four today by w nning the final game ot tho series ltixoy was In exoellont form. Tho WORLD'S GREATEST RADIO STATION ISOPENEd" Prnm Kniian rinmnn..' m 1 , . from the new wireless atatlon near Berlin th anM7 V"' !H . ". ,.f aJ.econa ia the tlm nf V. t,..i ..... ' mo ftor u. wnn iao giant accumulalora. of tho station. n t-nnitlf.I t... This photograph shows 'tho sndlngToom A Real Celebration for the Moose and Friends One Continual Day of Pleasure A PROGRAM THAT WILL BE 'ENJOYED BY ALL Special Cars Will Be Given for the Safety of Children Music by the Oregon State Band All Day GOOD SPEAKERS AND ENTERTAINERS Two Baseball Games Races Athletic Contests HORESHOE CONTEST Worthy Prizes for All Winners Basket Dinners Concessions on Ground Street Cars Within One Block of the Grounds Yourself and Families Have a Special Invi tation to Spend This Day with the , Loyal Order of Noose ' No. 686, Eugene, Oregon 233 "?S3 Reds bunched hits off Cndoro In the fifth and eighth innings. The score: n, u e Brooklyn 0 ll 6 Cincinnati 3 u 3 Uatteries: Cndoro and Dcberry Rlxcy and Hargrave. Cooper Turns Hark llimton I'lTTsnuno, July 14. Cooper wn in rare form today, holding Boston to throe hits while the Pirates took ad vnntngo of tho wlhlness ot all three Boston pitchers and won. The score: (i u Boston 3 ' wttsburg !!!!!!! o 1 Bnttcrlcs: Marquard, Lnnslng. Oeschger and nihnn. r' ." Gooch. . ' ' LABOR ENDS CONVENTION July 14. Iun'a to STRIKES IHIT.DIO KKVIV.tr. iv hOMB MXIis, KAYS DI'N'S NEW YORK, morrow will say: Nnnjtnnnliln ... uuuuiiLunicn or i. nn,P j-i... troubles. Aetlvltli.a h... . . !h . "? .bUt mrll lmvo 'nid-d tho revival in some Industries nnd th . , hid 01 progrem is lower, o " " transportation duo to the miKJlLU -COmrOVerKV la tin -.1... ShL70' lvll",nc "f ""loy-d meri OlmndlSO movementa la . and the dlitieuiiv .f ni.i, lnlM.IIU.1 "-"nn.lia iiiui in With this condition Ih. stool output, which has, been pro nouncoil during recent months, has -ll tllWCKOU. flOnift TVt-n.l.mnn-l fc... porting reduced n.m,i '. Ji..,' Against unsatisfactory prices result ing from Industrial disputes, however thcro aro tho unmistakable signs of improvement In varloun quarto of LZ 1 ,, "nn"m' than provullod early in I1I10 yoar, and of tt disposition to operate ahead ... ...,.i Wookly bank clourlngs 0, 1)40,1 03.924! NOT BOOSTING WORLD TRIPS U. S. SHIP HO.Mtl) DRMKH riffr'. MI'.S AI.MitlAnuN rnaiiiwn cm., .Inly 14. "nlted Hlatos shinning bonrd li nncoiiraglng trn vol i. 1.1 ssoclatlon, In a resolution ndonted at Its recent cnnv..tn.... from a letter rrn. a 'r. 1" .... chairman. .0 1 V.-.. , 7KBr' dena hotel men. '"""u' 1 "" (ravel" u,m!llV.?HM". '? '!V,c0"r,it:,' Mr. Lnskep. "Wo nfe nslilhg Amorl cans who .ira determine fo lrXi "II IIIO OPPfin tn u..tl . "hips. Our ship, are owno l y ' " r;ir";nV "c,""l,! Hnrll'd be pa -ronlze. by them. Wo are nonrit liiK ...... ,,, WMO otnerwls" would ."ron.zo somo forolgn slonmshlp ' I ill 1 1 11 ii m i Tlte not . 'i;;'''' Unrt In ltnll Wni-k ABHUVIM.I.:. N. a, July 14.-Hev. orni persons woro roporled Injured 'wo nnglnos disabled and a comblna ri?, hnfwo onch on tho Southern North ( nrollns, when tho extra e. Khm used on th0 moimlaln. grade,, ri?". ,?'n 0-0"tro, ond "trl":k rirst section of passenger train num bor four ;hotul-oni nooordlng to ad vices rocolvod hart. Saturday and Monday Specials 15 lbs. Cane Sugar .$1.00 hresh Creamery Butter, lb .42c Watermelons, every one ripe, per lb 2Jc Cantaloupes, four for , 25c String Beans, per lb , . . 10c Carrots and Beets, per bunch .' .' .' .' '. '. '. .' .5c fancy Lemons, per dozen . 40c 2 Lbs. Bananas. 25c Brookfield Cheese, per lb. '. . . 25c 3-lb. Can Crisco 65c No-5 Pail Lard SQc Wesson Oil, quart 50c 3 packages Corn Starch . , .' . 25c I lenic Hams, lb . ,20c Bacon Backs, lb . . , 25c M bars Crystal White Soap 50c 6 bars Van Hoeter's Bleaching Soap . . . 25c ;v-xz. package Citrus Washing Powder . 20c 9 pkgs. Shredded Whole Wheat Biscuit$1.00 1 large cans Diamond W Solid Pack 1 omatoes . 35c 2 cans. Corn ' ' 25c 2 packages Grape Nuts' " " 35c i packages Jelly Powders ' 25c ost loasties, package .'.. .'. 10c J packages A rmnnv a I . in l off- 5t,,n n . . . f i iaKes I n It f, ,isins ln buk. lb. 10-lb. nail Whir 1 all cans FWrUn' .n , . . out niarmn ivi 1 1 ir ---wi i r 1 1 1 u .20c 65c 10c 95c iviaaon rruit ara nfo J 3-lb can Royal Baking Powder. $2.49 ufZll; ...$1.60 i nn l vvtOL1?ur. Per sack OOlbri011 ?cchFood. UU- b. sack Egg Producer gallon Soboso Fly Knocker . . Haskell Feed & Grocery Co. 904 Olive Street" " Del,Very i City Ph6M 522 !2.00 2.65 2.65 $1.50