Morning register. (Eugene, Or.) 1905-1929, August 13, 1922, Image 6

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Newspaper Page TextAUG. 13, I9ZZ BIX MORNING REGISTER, EUGENE, ORE., SUNDAY, GOSHEN TEAM TO CUT HARfllSBUHG LEAD Game Will Have Bearing on ' Pennant Hopes '. ' ' . 1 1 . i , ' '': What limy liavo a bearing on the ponnnnt hopes ,of two Umier Wniunv ctto vulIcy.teamB Js'lU be decided tills aftornoon at Goshen when the Ford outfit clashes with the teottuo lead ing llarriahurff squad at the Goshen Hold. Owing to the recent dlaiister which bcfeU the Eugeno outfit which forced them out of second plac local fans tiro now pinning their hones on the Simmons team to retrieve the honors of La.no county on the buacball field. : With a air break in both weather conditions and on the diamond the Goshen team should cut deep .into the lead of the visitors which will, offer a hope that they way . eventuaUy, overcome tho, margin of points piled' up , by the fast going Linn couuty squad.' Two more series are still to be Ployed in tho Willamette valley schedule and both of them have con siderable local interest. Eugene ana (ioslien will meet next Sunday at the local field while Barrisburg pjaya nt Roseburg. 'The following week Har- risburg will play Eugene while Go shfa goes to Yoncnlla. The result of 30x3 J Ford Wheels : at Each Slack's Auto pply u Phone 256 - Eugene these (74 men will determine where t..c pennant will b nvvurUiu firttio himI -KliniiitoH Wtt-r The Coyote batwbuU loam, which rank uuioatf the bent country tcnniH In Western uino eouniy, win incy tho Shannon team on the Cca.mil illn iiiuml. Suudav. Auuust IS. nl i o'clock n. m. The Coyote team hum won lx Kamett In uccenlon. htivinj? ileum tea Walton, Spencer creek tind Santa Clara. Owonw nwt Mv avIH pitch lov Covote while J. MoCulloeh tun Knfflclmi t will io tno recemu . DEER SEASON Tl OPEN K.IN PUKVENTS POSTHONKMKNT OF Ol'KNIMi WB. , o ' sn. ore ' Aiii. 15. The 'Ore gon deer hunting season will not be Doatnoued. but will open as- scheduled on August 20. This definite announcement was made today by K. A. Elliott, state forester, who declared that rain has now been sufficiently general so that hunters may go into the timber with out ditnger of causing nujro ..forest fires. ....... k. every county in ma we rain excent Jackson and Josephine and rain is jw14 to be Uire.aUMinjf there. PRIZE BIBD OOa ARRIVES PLANE CAVSKS POIXTKU TO BK- l.IEVK BIRD FliVSHKB Rex. one ot the heist uolnters on tho Pacific coast, arrived yesterday In Eugene. After Kiv.njr tne ui teuow about -iin hour's,, rest, hi$ owners, Harry Romano and Harold Hlll took him -out to the aviation field to try him out. According to Air. Romano, he worked wonderfully, although he has ben in a crate since he left Som merville kennnels in Bogue Chitto, Miss., several days fi&Q. " The pointer taken to Eugene tiy the local men weighs 50 pounds and in color is white and liver, the white predominating. .His owners report that he is a little thin after his long trip from the Bast, but believe that he will get back iuto shape in a.tcw days. . Rex demonstrated his abilities as a pointer just as soon as he "was re leased on the grounds near the avia tion field. A quail was flushed and he stood at point, seemingly unmov ing. A peculiar incident at the field was brought about when one of the army planes swooped over the grounds. Rex rushed back to his own ers in a frightened manner, then stood at point, with his nose directed toward the ship. His owners do not know how to explain this unless he had never before seen an airplane and be lieved he had flushed a huge bird. Quick result use Register Clutd- - - t ir We'll Put a New Top on Your Car i And now is the time to have the work done. Doll the old car up with one of our new tops and it will improve the appear ance 100. Our materials and prices are right. rv -. :"";-' :; ... " . - ' " AUTO-TOP PETERSON 1 ,Cor. 8th and Olive . . , , . . .. .. , . Phone 34$ "I Wouldn't Worry So Much Now if I Had Saved More of My Money" ; That's what many a man says when he is overtaken by ; illness or misfortune. And very .often,, adversity will i open a man's eyes to the foolish, reckless,' thoughtless ; waste of money and opportunity. He will then deter-; mine that if he ever gets on his feet again, he will have things in order, expenses .cut down, and enough money ' saved to take care of illness, unemployment 'or any other -adversity that may beset him. ' . ' ' ' ' When you are well and earning money don't, throw it away. Deposit your savings here. We will help you prepare for the rainy day. ! UNITED STATES NATIONAL BANK The bank of Mrvice I EUGENE LOAN & SAVINGS BANK The bank for savingi , GuarcUnn Life Imurance Company of America IiiM&gpp tfup. Invettigate Onr PoJicie. ALLIANCE INSURANCE COMPANY of PHILADELPHIA - MILWAUKEE MECHANICS INSURANCE COMPANY V- " ' ; - , ; of MILWAUKEE Fire Auto Fire : Burglary Theft Windstorm CoUifion Surety Bonds , r . Liability. 7 I V "503 Willamette Mrs; Robt McMurphey, Agt. Phone 460J Pint ten Wbk Ttitrievnth PITTSRURGH. Aug. 12. A battine rally in the seventh gave PUtubunrh victory over Cincinnati today, the thir teenth consecutive win for the Pi rates. Adams was Invincible through out. R. H. E. Cincinnati 0 4 2 Pittsburgh 6 13 0 Batteries Rlxey. Keck and wineo: Adams and Schmidt. PHIIADELPHLA. Aug. 12.B08- ton-Philsflelphia postponed; ruin. . EAST-VEST GAME TP IS Allt BERKELEY. Cal.. Aug. 42. No de cision was reached by the Pacific Coast Intercollegiate conference meet ing here today 00 the detail .of tho East vs. West football game. The meeting adjourned to meet at a later date, which was not an no 11 need, at which it Is expected that the matter will Ue settled, t BfDMElISfM CLEAN SWEEP DF SERIES Defeat Brooklyn in Doublo Header -Yesterday NAT10 AIj l-0(il K Clubs W. L. .St. I .oil Is 63 44 Now York r. fi 44 Chicago . ............ 69 48 Pittsburg , .'. 6S 47 Cincinnati .',.....,.... 5S 5S Itrookiyn i o PhlladelplUa .. 38 3 lioston .' 86 6S ret. ,f9tt ,552 .4TT ,87$ .340 . RltOOKl.Y. Aug. IS.--The New York Glanu made a clean ween of the three-iitiuin series With UlwoklYU by wiuuinK u double-)eador today. Andy High's muff of a 0u fly ia the seventh of the first game gavo the Giants their winning margin after the Robins had tied the score and knocked Ryan out ot, the box in the sixth, Kelly hit his fourteenth homo run in UDO secomi in unit), 1 First game: ' R. H. E. New York .... . ..;.,. ., ... H 3 Urooklyn & 7 3 Rntteriesr- Ryan, Jonnard and Smith; Decatur, Vance,, Mammaux and Miller. Hungllng. StH'omt game: it, h, k. Xew York . .. . .. .... 3 9 0 Brooklyn 1 8 1 McQuillan nnd Snyder: Sh river. Ca- dore and Huntiling. OtnllnaLs L.i80 to ClUcjigo ST. LOUIS. Aug. 12. Th Cardinals lost today to Chicago and dropped to second place in the pennant race duo to ew lurKs double victory over Brooklyn. O rarrei sl bonier in tho eighth inning, with two runners on, won the game for the visitors, after the Cardinals had gained the lead by tallying four times in the fifth, sixth and seventh innings. R. H. E. ChicsgoV 6 11.1 St. Louis 4 7 0 Batteries Osborne. Jones nnd O'Farrell; Donk. Haines. Pfeiffer and demons, Ainsmith. ' 1 1 PACIFIC COAST, LEAGUE W. U Pet. San Francisco 84 4 8 .636 Vernon ; 76 63 .589 Los Angeles 72 61 .541 Salt Lake 64 66 ' .492 Oakland, ; 63 68 .481 Seattle . 69 76 .437 Portland 54 76 .415 Sacramento 61 78 .395 At Seattle: f First game: R. H. E. Oakland 0 6 2 Seattle 6 9 1 Batteries: Kremer and Koehlcr, Gregg and Tobin. Second game: R. H. E. Oakland ; 9 14 4 Seattle ' 8 11 4 Batteries: Krause and Mitre; Bur ger, Schorr and Tobin. At San Francisco: R. H. E. Salt' Lake 1 7 0 San Francisco 2 7- 0 Batteries: Thurston and Byler; Scott and Agnew. ' At Los Angeles J R. H. E. Sacramento . . ..; 0 3 2 Los Angeles 8 8 1 Batteries: Praster and Cook; -Lyons and Rego. At Portland: " R. H.E. Vernon 5 9 2 Portland , .... 4 8 6 Batteries May and Murphy; Xever ems and Elliott. (12 innings), Vernon-Port land second game, called r .third inning,, rain. day, spending 1 1 Vi hours In continu ous play. At (be finish, Mr. Vol Out) was ap parently us fioith as when ha started, but hlH caddie, Hohhlo Wltlartl. one of tho huskiest lads nt tho municipal field, nnd his only comiinnlon, wum almost in a mOU of collapse, ft it esUmated that tlgriiut his nine times around tho course, Mi Vol tlnth l,iav olcd approxinuttoly 30 mllcH. If the arcs his clubs iuHcrlht In their' many swings wcro added, to rtethor and flnttvned out. It is esti mated tho accumulated dlHlanco would extend tho length of 11 1 no oily tilorka. VARNELL TO BE REFEREE M'OKAN'K MAN TO OKWtHATI'. AT fXWII.M.Ii (i.V.MIi SAX FUANOISCO. Anir. in. Otorm Viirimll, ftiollttlH vxporl of Siuikune, Wuvli., htui beau M'l.oit'tl to roferoo thlvw of the moot important wimps on IIk University of Cnlifurnla rhodul for tho uomjmj footbitll aon. The contiuta nt which Varncll will .offtctuto uro tho llntvoiHlty of South ern CMllfornlu voreus OuHIm-iiln mi un to lie played In Los , AhjjoU'h; the Stunford-CallfOfiilA ojiuialo nnd the Witsltln'Kton-CsllferiUti mtme. Dudley Clsrk nnd Hurry Winer hnvo been selectetl as liniplrfi nnd field Judk-e. reseetlveljf. lor tho U. S. C Ciillfijr(tlnvtumo. V ' ' Hniaw U'li t Coif ROMK, N. Y.. Auit. 12 Wnller HnKen. British open Kolf ehumiilon. und Joe Klrkwood. Austnilliin pro riwslonut stnri, defeutod Uuno Sum leu. Ainerleiiu open lltlo holder, unit Harold Ciillnwny. local piHifeHslonitl. three un and two to iilnv In uu 1S- Jiole .emiibltlon mutch hero toduy. ST. LOUIS HOSES , 1 , LEAD OVER NEW YORK Defeats Chicago and Goes Up One Game AMEBICAS I.KAC.I'i; W. 1 IVI St. Louis '. . ,S4 43 .09S New York 66 45 .6115' Detroit' 69 61 .r,:to ChlciiRO C5 63 .60S uievoluml 67 66 .600 Washington 51 66 All Phllndelphiu 42 65 .SU3 Boston 41 67 .380 CHICAGO, Auk. 11. St. I-ouls In creased Its lead by on, frnmo over .ew 1 ork 111 tho pennant race today by defeating Chicago while the Yank ee, were wile. R. H. K. St. Louis . .. 7 13 1 Chicago . . ... 18 1 Batteries: Shocker. Pruelt. W rinht nnd SevereliU Courtney, HoilKO. Blnnlenship andlYnryao Detroit Wins flnmo CLEVELAND. O., Aug. 12. Detroit hit Covolcskie hard nnd defeated Cleveland hero today. PULLMAN PLAYS IN EUGENE FOOTBALL GAME HEBE SET FOB - . NOVEMBER 11 (Correapondence ot the Associated Presi) t PULLMAN, Wash., Aug. 10. Only one of the sight games on the Wash ington State college, football sched ule tor 1922-28 will be played In Full man, according to the Cougar sched ule announced by Athletic Director J. F. Bohler. Spokane draws one frame and the annual W. S. C. -Idaho clash will take place In Moscow, Idaho. The complete football schedule Is as follows: October 7, Camp Lewis at Tacoma; October 14, Oonzaga uni versity at Spokane; October 20, Uni versity of Idaho at Moscowi October 28, University of Washington at Pull man: November 4, University of Call, fornla at Berkeley; November 11, Uni versity of Oregon at Eugene; Novem ber 26, Oregon Agricultural college at Portland; November 20, University of Southern California at Pasadena. FLY CASTERS TO pOMPETE COAST TOURNAMENT TO BE HELD IX 8AH-FBANCISCO (Cerrenpondonce of the Amioclated Press) SAN FKANCI8CO, Aug. 9. A Pa cific coast tournament of fly and lure casters from the leading clubs of Ore gon. Washington and California, will be held at Stow lake, in Golden Gate pars, nere in tne latter part of August under the auspices ot the San Fran cisco Fly Casting club. Tho Multnomah anglers of Portland will send a. delegation which includes Backus, Herman and McKarland, na tional record holders, while the Seat tlo team will bo headed by Eilholm, Farr nnd Byer. Oscar Ijinc Is the raptnln of the Los Angeles entrants. PLAYS GOLF FOR 11 HOURS i ( . vi . SPOKANE MAN NETS RECORD FOR ENDURANCE .. fCorronpondence of thp Associated Press) HI'OKANK, Wash., Aug. All Spoknne records, for endtfrnnco golf Playing wero shattered on the Down river links here recently. It Is believed by Arthur Vel Outh, a locnl rond con tractor, who played 81 holes In one i It. II. E. . ,..io n 1 Detroit Clevelnnd 5 10 1 Batteries: Plltette. Olilhani nnd Bnwler, Covelesklc: Morton and O' Neill. L. So well. ' , BOSTON. Aug. 12. Wnnhlngton Boston gumo postponed; rum. NEW TOItlC' Aug. 12. Phllndel-pria-Ncw Tork game postponed; rain. FULT0N-MISKE DATE IS SET IlKAVYWKICHTS WIIJ. MIX Fill DAY NIGHT ' ST. PAUU Minn.. Augr. 12. Next Friday night ha been aet as the date for the postponed ten-round boxing match between Billy Mlske, St. Paul heavyweight, and Ferd , Fulton of Minneapolis. Fulton developed a Voit ton pie nose yesterday and the boxing com mission's physicians ruled against him going into the ring. The promoters Immediately ar ranged with Tommy Gibbons to take Fulton s place. A steady rain feu during the afternoon and finally It was decided to postpone the "battle, a wecltj. DEMPSEY BEGINS TO TRAIN EXHIBITION TOUR ENDS PRE PARATORY TO B REN NAN FIGHT BOSTON, Aug. 12. Jack Dcmpsey, world's heavyweight champion, ar rived in this city today to end his ex hibition tour nreparutaory to begin ning training for his bout with Bill Brennan at Michigan City, Ind., on labo? day. He will meet Jim Darcy, one of his training staff, in a four- round exhibition bout , at Braves' fMd tonight, and will start for his training camp directly after his match; ........ i, VALUABLE DIAMOND RING IS FOUND BY USE OF MAP fiEM IsOCATEO IN GROUND ON VACANT I .OT AT BEIJ.INGHAM Man Giving Homo as Nmf York Tells Police Ho Can Obtain Drawing front Old Mn n In Hpoknno B E LLTNO HAM. Wash.. Auff. 12.- Following the directions given on a map in Ken rrom a stranger nere giv ing the name of Douglas Gould. 62nd and Broadway, New York, police to day uncovered a, valuable diamond ring a few Inches under tho surface of the earth In u vacant lot near the heart of the business district. Gould clnimed he obtain rt the map from an old man in the lobby of a hotel In Spokane. Gould wns seen poking around In the lot nnd police investi gation resulted in him turning over the map to the authorities. In a short iime aiter oniaining tne map mo po lice uncovered tho ring. According to the story Gould tola the pollco, ho came from. Now York last April, His meeting with the old man was by chnnoe, he claimed. Ho said he understood tho map wns giv en to the old man by one of three young men now in Wtilla Walla pris on, sent from Ronttle after they hud figured in the murder of a police man there. Crelghton Dodjre. lender of tho hoys, was slain In tho pistol flaiit at Bl" lard, when tho polleemnn wns killed. Records hero In the sheriff's office and police station fall to show the theft of a dlnmond ring. About two months ago. according lo the pollen, two men word soon In tho vacant lot ns if looking for something. They were, told Ihen ..to .leave. .One was noon to pink up something nnd' put It In Ms pocket. The map wnn drawn perfectly In pencil nnd pictured the streets ana alleys poriectiyt . If a Better or More Satisfactory Battery Than Willard . Were Built Why Would Not These Cars Use It? 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