Morning register., September 01, 1922, Image 6

MORNING REGISTER, EUGENE. ORE., FRIDAY, SEPT. 1, 1922
SIX
COMtllhU tilt. XuuunaUaasJ Nrae
By Geo. McM,
FLAN TQ HAVE BIB SAME
BRINGING UP FATHER
1 V?fr row This.
- Eugone Must Beat .Yoncalla to
t Get Titular Tilt
1 mm ,bb
I OVGR THER6 I OK.IKTfe M001 H A OCSV 8L- H Li. MOV ' ' I
RhiuiUt the Kufrono brntebatl toam
win itH next (tame the postponed
tilt with Yonculln to bt played next
HundHj- it In probable that th
- chnmnlonRhip battle with Marrisbura
will be phkved In Kurvb during the
'I ji no county fair. C Slmnioni,
chnirmttn of th fair uporta commit
tee. ycRtorauy Intimated than Mich
flrmvliiK card for the big- county show
Was being1 com torn plaint ml Walt
Hoffmnn. mniiajjer of the Kuptuie
too in, last night stated hta belief that
all purlieu concerned would be will
lng to stajre the major fracas during
the county rair. 1
J But Hoffmnn and members of the
, Kimono team are not yet giving ser
ious attention to the llarriahurg
frame until after next Sunday. The
Yoncalla aggregation Is causing Hoff
tnnn considerable worry, for should
the Yonks annex tho majority of the
feroroa In the game here next Sunday
afternoon nnd Rhould Harris burp trim
up on the dungeon denizens, Suthor
lin, it will mean that the locals are
'' 'to be permanently perched in eec
oud place. This will mean the loss
of the I'pper Willamette league pen
jant and incidentally the loss to get
CHIROPRACTIC
is the greatest method of the
age in preventing, treating and
permanently curing 95 of all
diseases. '
CHIROPRACTIC
is safe, sane and sure. You
owe it to yourself to inves
tigate. DR. GEO. A. SIMON
Over Ludford's Faint Store :
Phone 35SJ
: i 'i , m JkL u
"Back to Pre-War Price"
Blamed if I Didn't Leave
My Reading Glasses
Home! 1
Ever go to the office on a busy morn
ing to be suddenly discomf itted by that
'.discovery? .'.,-,,'',-;.. ;
It's an embarrasing situation, Isn't it? And wholly unneces
sary. Let us make you a pair of bifocals two pairs of glasses
in one and both pairs always with you. We make all kinds
at reasonable prices. - .. .
. . , , ' . .Izli '
rn p uiur now niv piuini.uihi ty. th. mm.
hrfllh HfllP rBhl IIIIT cuUt whllo ll.if..n wn nl but In lh- ' SS!S!SB"iSSa!
ULI1LU liniL. LnUi Unl Ulli lnnlnv wllon a Wavy xhuwrr I .. ... ... . t1i,liui ,,,,
-)it m-ur HIiUmv mirk. It w Hie I f ,
IW TUnK DHDPS TWO II tjSF .. ..; : '. .:.
I in WJ8 BROOKLYN YrsN TT f3 TT!sl T
.55.1 I
chance at tho big gats receipts of
chnmplonHhfp battle.
"loc" Oulflenlorrys arm Is practi
cally out of conuitUsion nnd he will
not bo able to pitch n tfnlnst Yoncalla.
Huffman will start lloteman 011 the
mouiul. but (f tho visitor's cet lkolc-
ntan's number the Eug-vne iuad will
be In bad.
Yoncalla has been tcarlntr through
tho big boys of the leajtue like a
camouflaxvti howttsor perahod on an
clovatea bit of terrain near ue
fenseless city, during the past faw
wecksj and Hoffman is for the time
heme side tracking the Harrisbunx
mint nnd Centering his defensive ef
forts on the Yonks. In recent weeks ,
Y ones 1 In. tangled with Roseburff, Hnr
rlsburjf. Eugene nnd Goshen and now
has a scalp from all these teams
danpllnc; from Its wigwam. Eugene
must piny real ball next Sunday to
beat Y'oncalla nnd Hoffman is pass-1
lng the words to his supporters that
a hard battle Is billed before tho
locals can earn the right to tangle
with Harrlsburg.
Register Classified Ada give rood
results. y4ji-
MxtfsToric
1 . eft bttt
tins
S8t WILtAMSTTI SI KUOtNK,
EYESIGHT SPECIALIST
PACIHO tX)AST I.R.Vil'K
w. 1. Pee.
San Pmndsco 95 Rt ,J5
vrnon 81 69
I.os Angolea , SS 64
SU Ijika 7S 7
OnklnnU 11 St
Scnttl , C8 81
i'ortlnnd r9 9
Sacramento ........... 69 91
SAX FRANCISCO, Aug. 31. Rnn
Francisco hail an easy time toilay
winning from Portlaml, T to 4.
Orump)cr wu wild and Ineffective.
In the third Innlnn with the baaca full
he hit Walsh with a pitched ball,
forcing In a tally. McWeeney hurled
shutout ball for seven Inning, but
weukened in the eighth and Portland
scored three runa on a walk and three
hits. In the seventh inning liish
smashed home -run.
The score: R. H. E.
Portland 4 6 S
Son Francisco 1 11 I
Batteries: Crumpler and Fuhrnian;
McWeeney and Agnew.
Medical Electrical Specialists
: Are In Eugene
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Painter ha'Ve opened treatment
parlors at No. 3 Park street, and are prepared to treat
, Neuritis
1 Muscular Rheumatism .... ; .
i -.Lumbago,' .' ' . . ;.'
; Paralysis " ' '. '
Crooked Necks
i " " Goitres " '
by means of the direct application of electrical current
through the body of the massagcr. ' . . ,:
Mr. Painter has had 27 years of experience with this
method of treatment and with excellent results. , : '
He comes directly from London, England
Phone for Appointment ,
Mr. Chas. Painter
'Marx Apt. No. 3 Park St
lib V:
Phone 1492R
t i i'.
Monday, September 4th, the
R. A. Babb Hardware
Co.
Will Be Closed All Day
IT'S LABOR DAY
Seattle FKlttt Bvlttro Anjlf
T.OS ANOHI.KS. Aog, SI. Airtight
pitching- by Geo? "Lyons and tltnvly
hlttlnp by his team mutes (rave Iam
Angeles Us third strnifrht victory ovr
Seattle today, T to 0. It was a spot
less score board' until the sixth, when
a walk, a sncrilce, a double nnd a
single netted two runs for the Angels.
The score: R. H. K.
Seattle ..."..... . M 0,5 2
Los Angeles V . if T 0
' Batteries: Schupp, Berber and
Adams; Tobln; Lyons and Kego.
Solond Kany for Vomon
SAC RAM ENTU. Aug. SI. Vernon
won a rather uninteresting conflict
from the Solons' today, T to 1. puttlnK
the south ahead on the series, 2
games to one, Pete Schneider poled
two out of the park, over the left
field barrier, one in the first and
another in thd foiirth with bases
empty. .
The score: R. H. E.
Vernon 7 9 0
Sacramento 1 1
Batteries: Doyle and Hannah: Can-
field. P roster and Cook, Schang. ('
Oaks and Boca Break Even
OAKLAND, Aug. 31. Oaklnnd
and Salt Lake divided a double header
today, the Oaks taking the first with
ease, 6 to 1, and the Been winning
the second, a slugfest, 12 to 7. The
first game was the Oaks from the
start Every player in the Keo line
up was up to bat in the second frame
of the second game when seven hits
and Of base on balls off Krause gave
Salt Lake half a dozen runs. She
more Bees crossed the home plate In
the sixth before the side was de fen tod.
First game: R- H. B.
Oakland 11 0
Salt Lake 1 & t
Battriosr Arlett and Koehler; Bias-
holder.- Reiser and Anfinson.
Second game: Tt. K. E.
itOakland 7 16 8
Salt Lake 1Z 1 1
' Batteries: Krause. Bran ton, Miller
and Mitre; Gould. McCabe and Bylcr.
fllEMITTHHEE
i ii ? i i: L" . 1 i-'liifj 1 J
If H
ill lf(!f I -J
Cleveland Rallies in Ninth and
i- r ' Defeats St.; Louis
i -
AMERICAN LEAOUK
W. 2U Pet.
New Tork iJi'.'..l. 60 .0
St. Louis ....76 63 .68
Dtrolt ....68 60 .631
Cleveland 64 63 .604
Chicago ................63 3 .600
Washington ....68 8 .460
Philadelphia 61 72 .416
Boston 48 76 .310
" NEW YORK, Aug. 31. Tho Ne
York American bunched extra base
hits oft MoKrldtrs early In today'.
game and' made It threo straight from
Washington Bush won his 22nd
game of tho season. 1 : '
The score: It. H. B.
Washington 180
New York 3 4 1
Battories: Mogrldge and Oharrlty;
Bush and Schang. - t
Clcnvlnml Dofcatg St. Iionls
Cleveland, Aug.- SI.' Cleveland ral
lied in- the ninth Inning, scored five
runs on a base on balls, a wild throw
nnd five hits, and def.ntcd Ht. Louis.
Seven double plays cut down the
scores.
The score: i n. H. B.
St. Louis 8 16 2
Cleveland 7 11 1
Batteries: DavlH, Vungllilcr nnd
Soverold: Winn, Edwards and. O'Neill.
Do Tolt Again Lows lo Cliirigo '
DETROIT. Aug. 81. Clllcngo
pounded threo Detroit pitchers for 21
hits today and took tho third straight
game from tho Tigers. Hchulk hit a
home run In'tho fifth inning.
The score: n. H. B.
Chlongo io 21 1
Detroit l g l
Batteries: Kalicr nnd Hchnlk: Pll
lette, Cole, Moore and Woodnll.
BoHtnn Wins Over llillndolnlil
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 31. (leorg.
Burns' homo run In th. third with un
on bases gave Boston a victory over
NATIONAL I.KAGt'13
W. U
New York ......74 48
Chicago 09 61
St. Louis 48 65
Pittsburg 68 69
Cincinnati 57
Brooklyn 81 63
Phtlndt'lpllla 4S 76
Blston 41 St
BROOKLYN. Aug. 31. Brooklyn
made It two-straight from the National
league lender, today, winning a. hard
hitting game. The DndKvra knocked
Jesse Barnes out- of thix box in the
third inning and- the tiinnts handed
Sherry Smith the same dose In tho
seventh. . - . j ,
. . The score: i R. TT. E.
New York ................. 4 U 0
Brooklyn 7 13 1
Batteries: 3. Barnes, Kyan. Jonnnrd,
V. Barnes and Snyder; 8. Smith,
Mammaux and Miller.
Phillies Drop -Two (o BoHton
BOSTON. Aug, 18U Homon took
both' games from Philadelphia today.
Rose's single to left off Meadows in
the eighth Inning of the first game
awi ru run. uii.i in nil' mmn nv ,
went hACk tn thft wnlt .nil nultert rfnwn '
pinch hitter Peters' terrific drive for
the concluding out. Winter was hard
hit In the second :gnme nnd was ac
corded wretched support.
Klrm game: ' R; H. E.
Philadelphia ............. 4 10 3
Boston ..... S 7 8
Butteries; Meadows and Uenlino;
Marquard and O'Neill. .
Second game: ' R. H. E.
Philadelphia 2 7 6
Boston 7 11 0
Batteries: winters and Petors; Mc
Namara, Oescbger and Gowdy. '
ST. LOUIS, Aug. St. Pltteburg-St
Louis postponed;., wet grounds. .
CYCLISTS PRACTICE POLO
MOTOR BIKE MEN f SB VARSITY
GROUNDS FOR GMKtS
Eight members of tho Eugone Mo
torcyclo club, the team which will
give an exhibition of jnotor bike polo
at Medford during the Jackson coun
ty fair, to be held from the 13th to
Kth of this month, are now prac
ticing nightly for the southern Oregon
show. Their training grounds are on
the university nthletlo field on the
Haywitrd flats;
Motorrvcle nolo Is nn lnnnvntlnn In
the wdfld of sports and was never
played in tho West until last year,
when nn exhibition was staged Jn
Portland. The players admit thnt
the task of chasing down a ball
stuffed with excelsior, on motor bikes
in dangerous, but say that It is great
sport.
MILLER SIGNED FOR BOUT
lVOCAft BOXER WILL MIX WIT1I
DAVIS IX INDEPENDENCY .
Carl Miller, local boxer, hns been
signed up by the- boxing commission
of Independence to go ten two-mln
uto rounds with Jack Davis, of Port
land, on Monday,, September 11.
Jack Fulton, local fight promoter,
yesterday received the telegram from
the Independence commission' saying
that the bout hod been definitely
staged. - .
Jack Davis will probably give Mil
ler a hard battle. Ha has won a de
cision over "Speck" Woods and
fought a draw with Battling Ortega
one of the fiercest on the coast.
FAIRM0UNT PLAYERS WIN
BABNYARU GOIr' GAME UNDER
LIGHTS WON 7 TO , ,
' The first official horse shoe tournn
ment of the season staged in this
city was won last Wednesday night
by tho Fnirmount tossors when they
tmet the Blair street aggregation, on
tho H. C. Cook court on Franklin
boulevard. ' The teams played ten
games, and the Fnirmount men an
nexed seven of th fnatchoK. it was
th first time the Blair street pitchers
had played under the dassllng electric
lights and -llicy were hnndiranned.
Anothor gamo will bo played later,
Tho majority of tho games In the
tournament were close.
Players watlng to tangle with the
Fnirmount team are asked to com
municate wiin Mr. Cook..
CARPENTIER TO QUIT RING
PHEHOII TfTT,K-IIoLni3R IS NO
IrflNOER IDOn OP NPOItTS
(By th Associated Press) -PARIH,
Aug. SI. Announcement
comes from London thnt Ooorgos Car
pentier, European heavyweight, will
retire definitely from the rln within
six or eight months. Thin has created
Rare Tent .Bargains
Hop Pickers, Campers, Contrae-'
tors, Road Builders everybody
should take advantage of this ter
rific 'slashing of Tent prices, for
We are offering you the greatest
value ever offered on Wall and
Auto tents. We must unload at
once all tents in stock. Our sac
rifice is great! We must have
more room for the huge quan
tities of Army Winter Goods
that is now bulging our shelves
and packed to the ceiling. Don't w ait buy now ! This rare opportun-,
ity will not last long. Tents being sold at cheaper prices than you can
buy them anywhere else in the state.5
.... .f.
MAIL ORDERS FILLED
Tents Shipped lo Any Part of the Stale
Add Postage '
Our $8.22
7x7 -oi.
WALL TENTS
go at
$6,59
Our $13.65
10x12 S-ox.
WALL TENTS
$10,92
TARPAULINS
l at
GIVE-AWAY PRICES
TENT POLES
for
ALMOST NOTHING
Our $9.89
7x9 8 -ox.
WALL TENTS
go at
$7.89
Our $18.81
12x14 8-os.
WALL TENTS
... go at -
$15,05
Our $9.65
7x7 8-os.
AUTO TENTS
go at 1
S8.56
Surplus Army Good
The Store That Saves You Money
Our $10.79
8x10 S-ox.
WALL TENTS
$8.56 j
' 10-ox. "
TENTS
of all quoted sizes
correspondingly re
duced. Our $11. '
.. 7x9 S-ox. 1 ;
AUTO TENTS
A i "! go at )4 V
$10.19
s Store
646 Willamette Street
,'MWMTilsWWMaWsMalalBaM
1 1 i 1
only mild Interest In Paris,, where
Carpontlcr Is not tho Idol ns of old
among the fight fans, who chargo him
with snobbishness and 'oxngKoititod
ego.
Ono cnuHtla newmiapor critic hints
that Ooorgos may be automatically re
tired before six months, rorerrlng to
his coming bout, with ftiiiiii.. uiui
and the winner o tho Joe Uvckett-
riuiia munin uout.
. Held Public Links Clmmnlmi '
(By tho AKKoclnted TreiiH)
TOMCDO, O,, Aug. 1. lOdillS Held,
llttlo 19-yenr-old former cadrly nt the
b urDHt iSrirlf nnun ..( u 1S...1 ,
not much tnllor than tho drlvor with
which ho sends tho ball an nvcrnuu
of 275 yards straight down the fair
way, today became the public link-,
UTnlf phnmnlnn rf th. 11 HJ u.....
" " - ... iiiiiieu niiucn ny
defcntlng Itlchnrd Wnlsh of Now rork
oolf iiHsoclntlon tnurnamont for nlny
ern not members of private clubs,
' Engcoe Orflcctlon Agmaj '
ltnd olalms any place, Nn collco.
tlon, no tee. Nothing to join. No
dues. Phone or writ W. IL Ulowers.
, . 1 . S-l-tf
. ..!.(.. ti.J 1 r?n
. you may alway depeod
Shpwanda
Cigars
NOW
EUGENE CICAR FACY
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