Morning register., July 21, 1922, Image 6

MORNING REGISTER, El 'PNP ORE.. FRIDAY,' JULY 21, 1922
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B1IBEHENTIST CLASH
: Postoffice Remains In Tie By
i Winning Game
Sttuulliic of tho TYnnw
Postofflco
. Jiarler-Dontlats . 6
Hiirtlwnre
UAniKomen 4
u lUite here-Con fiction era . 4
! liuMilora
, lMumbera
Hankers
Hhoo-Fuelnu'M 2
. Hum durd Oil 1
FROM MX BROTHER POUCKtEE K T.Mt RAILROAD rt L-TrO -T-J V-, -a' -J TKOUtbUS UP tOOW j
i . ir. here i nNtFP r a : r j . r T-uwyL j a ifkworwa! u
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Ak the rosuU of the two tames
played in the Twills'" league mai
, iiiKht tho race has narrowed down to
. n nttnlr between the Postofflce
teiim and the Barber-Dentists. In a
brilliant nnd Bpeeuy Kaino sinirea on
the fair prounds yes lerday evening
the PoBtoffice men nosed out tho Shoe
Ktielmen by one lone tally, the final
; score beintf ? to 6. Ward drifted the
leather n cross the nan for the winners,
nnd Bcllar directed the Shoe-Kuelmen
. battery.
The Hardware men died hard In the
mime played on tho university dia-
mond, but the score rolled up on
' them by the Barber-Dentists appears
to be a hand on the wall writing a
prophetic message that the men who
. remove whiskers and teeth are out to
rapture tho bunting for their wigwam.
Five to on was the final count
count which ruined the title hopes of
thy? Hardware men, former league
leaders. Hum nnd Robertson served
, mi tho battery for the defeated team,
while Whetstone and Yoekey are
members of the winning combination,
llobertscn made the lone tally for the
' Hardware team, and the scores for
the winners were annexed by Pharis,
Moore and WIntler. Pharis and Moore
- both brought in two of the tallies for
their team.
Large' crowds witnessed both games
last ninht. This evening the Plumbers
moot the fJaragemen at the untver-
; sity, and the Bankers will tangle with
' the Butchers at the fair grounds. It
; Is likeiy that the one big: event left for
next week will bo a game between the
Postoffice team and the Earber-Den-tists
for league honors.
4 to S. bv a ninth limine rnlly. Berir- 1 Wm
Mttb IN UUMt Mill "
Wilkerscn Succeeb
1 BOLE WIN OVER OETUT " '
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Cleveland Drubs Senators 'and
. Scores 11th Straight
AMERICAN" I.KAGVE
St. Louis . . .
New York ,
Detroit ....
Chicaso . .
Cleveland . .
Washington
hiludelDliia
Boston
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..50 40
..16 42
..46 43
..45 43
..40 45
..35 4S
..37 51
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.430
NEW YORK. July 20. After losing
eight straight games to Metroit the
New1 York Americans today reversed
ne score or yesterday una iieteateu
the Tigers, 5 to 1. The Yankees won
the game in the sixth inning when
they secured two runs after two were
out, on singles by Meuscl, . Ruth,
Schang and Ward. Ward clinched the
game in the eighth when he hit a
home run off Ehmke. with Meusel
and Ruth on base.
The score: R. H. E.
Detroit 1 8 1
Xew Y'ork 5 9 0
Batteries: Oldham. Ehmlte and
Woodall, Manlon; Mays and Schang.
Cleveland Wins Eleventh Straight
WASHINGTON, July 20. Cleve
land recorded its eleventh consecutive
victory today when it defeated Wash
ington, s to z. in the second game of
the series. The visitors knockHl
Erlehson out of the box in the fifth.
when Jamieson clouted a. home run
over the right field wall, with l-'hle,
who had tripled, on base.
Tne score: It. H. E.
Cleveland S 12 0
Washington 2 7 1
Batteries: Uhlo nnd O'Neill: Erick-
son, Zachary and Plcinich. ,
St. Trfinls I o rent a Athletics
PHILADELPHIA. July 20. Van-
gilder held Philadelphia to five hits
today and St. Louis won the second
game of the series. Four double
plays In the first seven innings kept
the Athletics fron( rcachingirsecond.
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prominent legal auihoruy of Cnicago,
has been appointed to tho federal
bench in that city, succeeding K. M.
Landis, who resigned to become su
preme baseball commissioner. -
Several"1 Nothbifts Signed Up
By Fight Promoter
Ono 'of rho mala features of tho big
bom to bo hold In tho armory nu.xt
Monday night, July -4, is the mixed
go hot wee n Curl Miller a mi N ir It
Z vol is. Jack Fulton, local promoter,
says that there has Won coiml dv ruble
arguments concerning tho relative
merits of a boxer and a' wresthT when
placed in the sumo ring and permitted
to fight in their own way, and on
(Monday night a practical demonstra
lion or a mixoa nout win tie neui unit
fans may judgo for themselves. Miller
will enter the ring us a boxer while
'volts will try to hest his opponent by
the holds nnd twists of a wrestler.
The main event on Monday's pro
gram is the "Wrestling match between
Ted Tye. champion wrestler of the
Pacific Coast, and Doe Furness, of
Chicago. Kurness Is now iu Kugene
and has been training strenuously for
some time. Fulton has taken him to
several of the near-by towns to let the
fans look him over and judgo for
themselves. Furnesii, a medical stu
dent, is the wrestling partner of
Johnny Myers, champion lightweight
Utlo holder of the world.
Fulton Is now arranging a couplo of
preliminary events for the night of
July 24, and he hopes to bring In n
few fast lads to- give the fight fans of
Kugene n. real - -oxhibltion. He an
nounced last night- that he 1 would
likely get Strotaefof Junction City, to
appear on the preliminary card.
only 21 men facing Vangllder during
the time.
The score: R. II. E.
St. I.ouis i 4 6 0
Philadelphia 0 0 l
Batteries: Vangilder and Sovereid;
Rommel and Bruggy.
to 8, by a ninth Inning rnlly. Usur
er, who had held the Semiiors to un
tun nnd ne hll. blew up in the last
frame The winning run ww scored
after two were down, when Kopp drew
n walk with tha buses filled, fun-inn
in x run.
Tho leoro: It. II. tK
Seattle 1 1
titfcrnmunio 4 4 t
U;ittet Kk: lierger. tlatdner and To.
bin; Cahlwvli, Oanfield nnd Cook.
THOUGHT HE HAD TITLE WON
SHOT OIT (r IKH'NDS CtST JOHN
III A( K (IIAPIUKKflfl
oAKt.Axn. Cat!. July 50. -Jo'nn
lllaek, veteran proftKSIoiml ' of the
Clurcinnnt eluh, nt homo here today
after the national open golf rlmriv
pionshiii at ChlruKu, said he - really
thought he had the champion ship1
tinder h!s hat up to the 7 1st hole.
"It seemed everyone else did, too,"
he sold, "ffitt that shot out of bounda
from the first tee cost mo the big
prim. Hut (Jenc Sam sen ts a fine wee
laddie-and deserved to win."
Itlnt'k saya the new champion I n
great golfer. At times his short
game borders on the phenomenal, ac
cording to Itlaek, ami his tee shots
are well up tu tha average.
SEEKS BRITTON-SHADE GO
PORTLAND BEAVERS GET
Boston Wins Over Cblcaco
BOSTON, July 20. Dugun's single,
with two out in the last o the tenth,
following E. Collins errbr on Smith
nnd Harris', sacrifice, gavo Boaton a
victory over Chicago today. Hooper's
bad throw to third let in one Boston
run. Sheely's home run was a long
drive over the left field fence in Ihe
seventh.
The score: ' - R. H; E.
Chicago . , 2 9 2
Bosroj. 3 9 o
Batteries: Faber, Hodge and Sehnlk:
Pennock and Walters.
HELPS CARDINALS TO WIN
Giants' Capture Second 'Gafrie
of Series From Reds - .
New York
St. Louis .
Chicago . .
Cincinnati
NATIONAL LEAGUE
. W. L. Pet.
W. U Pet.
. v.
;.52 30 .635
. .515 36-611
. .40 41 .519
..46 43 .617
Brooklyn ....43 44 .414
Pittsburg 41 44 .482
Philadelphia , 30 51 .370
Boston 29 63 .364
. ST. LOUIS, July 20 Roger Horns
hy's home run. his 26th of . tho seiL
son, with one In the sixth Inning, fea
tured the Cardinal's victory In ten in
nings over Boston today. The drive
was made off Rube Marquard.
R H E
Boston --. ......... ; 4 9 1
St. Louis . . i . 5 11 8
Manuard. McQuillan. Braxton. Oes-
chger nnd Olbson: Bh'erdell and Aln-
Hmtth, Clemons.
CiantH Win rront RW
CINCINNATI, July 20 The Giants
won the second game of the series
from the Reds today,' Donohue nl
lowfng only one hft in the first four
innings, but was pounded hard in
tho fifth, sixth and seventh, and his
mipport wavered nt critical times.
icynn- pitched a strong game. '
R H IT
Now York vi.; 7 10 0
Cincinnati : . 3 12 4
Batterlra: Ryan nnd Hnyder; Dono
hue, Gillespie and Wingo.
Brooklyn DrrentA Clilfngo
CH1CAOO, July 20 Brooklyn de
feated .Chlcngo In a hectic gnrno to
day, it bnlng tho tfonond gamo tho
DodgerH hnvo 'won ' In their recent
invasion. Tho wllducns of Knuf
nmnn, mup-Icd with erforn bv 55eb
Terry nnd com free hitting, account
ed for the early lend of tho visltorfl
nnd made the game safe by hitting
Rtculnnd hard between hlw passes.
' ' R H E
Brooklyn J..-.11 10 0
Chlesgw 7 11 2
Bntteries: B. Orhnep and R. Miller,
Kinifmnn. Pteuland, liubunka, Jones
and O'Farrell. -
ni'l'lc tjfv$t to '.p'rfcfrft
PTTTHBr'RO. Julv BO Th Plrsls
trlnmphpd ngnln todav nvor (he Phil
lies, but hid-o Vvel ''J? Inninus. In
the Inst of th l"th 01einr doubtod
nnd scored on Martin vllle'n sacrffl,'
and Blgbcc's slnele after pnrey had
been purposely walked.'
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Phllndclnhia , i s 1
pithitrg a m. .o
Bfittorlcs: Wflncrt and. Henline:
fJlanner nml Oooch.
Tlim-Ht-n Ihhho
Big danro Baturdnv evening. July
22nd. Musio by Bungalow Orchestra.
7-21-2
Los Angeles Garnet 'Eleventh
. ' Straight Victory .
PACIFIC COAST LKAGIT?
San Francisco ..':':
Vernon v. -....
I-os Angeles
Snlt Lake
Oakland
Seattlo '....
Portland . . . . ."VTV . . .
Sacramento
W. L.
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. .87 4?
..5 53
..63 02
. .C4 64
..48 69
..44 61
..43 65
Pet
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.694
.627
,605
.500
.449
.419
.398
SALT LAKE. July 20. After losing
15 straight games Portland today got
back into the win column by defeat
ing Salt Lake, 7 to 1. Wnlberg held
the Bees to four hits, one of them be
ing a home run by Thurston, tho Bee's
only tally.
The score: R. H. E.
Portland ......i.i,.....-,,. 710- 0
Salt Lake . i 4 1
Batteries: Walbergf and King;
Thurston nnd Anflnson. -
Anrels Take Eleventh fitrnUrht
LOS ANGELES, July 2. By win
ning from Vernon, 10 to 4. today, l,os
Angeles annexed Her 11th straight
victory. The Angels won in the third,
when two doubles, two singles, a walk
and a sacrifice netted five runs. A
home run by Peto Schneider, Tiger
right fielder, in tha third frame, was a
fehture. , '
Thb score:-' M : 1 ft. tr. v
"Los Angeles ..... ,:. .10 12 i
vernon ,....,, 4 10 2
Bntteries: Dumovieh and ftnirfwin-
James, Jolly, Glider and Murphy.
Ouk.s Again Dmb Frisco
OAKLAND. Julv 20. The ftnkH
annexed their fifth straight victory to
day by whipping the Seals, 4 to 1. It
wus oan i-rancisco's third straight de
feat. The Oaks COUhtod twlro In Ihn
sixth and twice moro In tho eighth.
j ne score; . k. h. E.
Snn Franeisco .. . . , ., . . . ; . ,1 7 3
Oakland . 4 fi 1
Batteries. Genrv nntl AirnAw1 A,.
lett and Koehler.
Scattln Txispm to Senators
RAPR M At r.TX'fi-i nr. .
mento won todny's git mo from Seattle,
F1TZSWMOXS STAK A!tl
S.TI'KIAV. Artil'ST 5
CHICAGO, July 20 Floyd Fit
slmmons. promoter1 of th Ibmny
lA'onnrd-ltiM'ky Kansas boxing eon
test at .Michigan City,. Ind., July 4,
today oiieuiMr ngotiailoiis tor
championship match; htwei-n Jink
Britten, the wnlterwclKht t"1 hold
or, and Davo Shade, the fall font iu
welterweight.
' FitKilmmons plans to stage th con
test in his new arena nn the afternoon
of August 5, on which days tho Klku
of Indiana will hold tlu-lr stain con
vention In Michigan City, fin lntiul
ed staging u contest hctwncn leuinril
mid Kvcr llnmmr of Chicago on that
ditte but failed to Tcclvo n fnvomhl
reply from ..the lightweight chanu
plon. '
Fitrslmmons will'met Jack Timp-
sey, and his manager. Jack Unarm
In Detroit Saturday, to olost a labor
day contest for tho hoavywHglit
champion. Bill Brennsn will prolv
ably bo the opponent selected.
' Phnt Txliny Is' Sitpfiitttil
MON'J'RKAI Que.. July 20. Pan!
I.ehsy, amateur heavyweight chum
plon of tho province of Quchee, who
haa. been appearing In exhibition
matches with Jack Pempsoy, was
suspended todny by the amateur
union of Canada, and, may lose hl
amateur standing. Tnx McKrwin, the
tuwa professional, will Join the Pnmp
soy spurrtng siuad.
- I.o1ot Itoonl ItidlugM NttsinliM'tl
(By tho Assoc Uitod Prwss)
CHICAGO, July 20. Tho circuit
court of. appeal today reversed the
decision of the fed Oral court in the
test enso of tho 'Pennsylvania road
against tho United i-talcs) (railroad
labor board. Tho carrier hatl sought
an Injunction to restrain tho -board
from issuing nn order criticising ft
for failure to observe decisions of the
board and had 1ecn upheld by the
lower court.
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