Morning register., July 13, 1928, Image 9

MORNING REGISTER, EUGENE, ORE., FRIDAY, JULY 13, 1928
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EI.HH. July 12. (AP)
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in 2 nllor tho Oiiku
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ATHLETES GET
he Winners Gain
rs for Sports
IwiinlH wiro received
r 29 athlete! of Lnl
rcRon team, mid will
Id to thn Wehfeet win.
krk, Jark W. tleneflel
iniiRor nnnotllirrd. All
' mnilo In Oregon. Hio
history of theae award
y blue In color, the
o Inrse lemon-yellow
Wl front.
ilnnlni; tho award In-
followtntt: hABOhnll
in. Ray Kdwnrdi, Unv
Id ruller, Chnrlra Oan-
,tne MrnUIn .7r.. Dec'd.
E TO CltKIHTOHS
rohy Riven thnt A. K,
hen hy the County
In Rluto of Oregon, In
le county, appointed ad
of the estate of Jamea
derpAHod.
huvlni; clnlma atriiltnit
pi l o are hernhy nollfled
Hie inline, duly atiiled
nt tho reidonre of
p heeler, 710 TAWreneO
fuirene. Oreiton, with
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pointed ndiiilnlnii ltrU
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he eoilnlv cnul't of tne
peon lor I.ano .oiiiuv
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Kill ftll nnrantia hMjInn
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mil reiiulrcd to preaen
lerlfied aa reqiilrcl hy
pie proper vn'i?hrr, tu
imlnlatrnlrlx at the of-
i niklna. n th United
lonul Itnnlt htilMltitr
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II"! piihllontlon July ,
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RALLY III NINTH GIVES
WIN TO DETROIT TIGERS
Alhlolics and Chicago Split
UouD'o bill
NHW YORK. July 1! (API
A ninth luiilnu riilly In whliOi thrue
ruua worn irored on three aluulen
mid four piiHHea. eunhled the Tlxern
lo noae out the Yiltlkeeq 4 to 2 III
the third ic'ime nf the anrlea here
today the veteran 1.11 Htoner out.
pitched Henry Johninn and Vll"y
Moore who entered the hox at tho
helftht nf I'etroil'i winning rally.
It II K
tlelrnlt 4 ft 0
New York 2 0
Itatterlen: Htoner and Woodull:
Johnaon. Jloore nnd flrnhowekl.
Iliilllltr lllll Nplll
PIIII.AIlKI.PHIA, July 12.
(API Tho Athletic, look the ec-
ond iiiiine of a douhlo-hpiider from
the I'hh'itKu Aineiienna todny & to
2; after the White Hox had won the
flrat 4 lo 3. Ilommel of the Atllle
llea won Itia own same with a
Initio.
Klrnl km me: R II K
fhletiKO 4 14 I
Philadelphia I 10 0
Rullerlea: I.yom and Herg; Wal-
berir and Koxx.
Pecond name: R II K
ChlenRO 2 0
Philadelphia Ii 13 1
llnlterlea: Adklna, Cox in J
Crotnie; Iloinmell nnd Koxx.
Klllllll I.OM1
VASIIIN(iT(lN. July 12. (AP)
A plU'hlnjr duel hetween Hrnx
ton and Miirherry for Wiinhliiulon
and Utile- for Cleveland wn de-
elded today In the tenth when
IjiiiKford aeoreil on Uiirn"' ulnxle,
thn I ii 1 lit n a winning 2 to 1 to even
tho aerlea. ,
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Cleveland 2 7 1
WaahliiKlun ., 1
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nntterle: fhlo and 1.. Bewail;
llruxtnn, Miirherry and Rucl.
Ilniwna Win
nneTnv liilo 12. fAPl The
St. IaiuIi Itrowna hunehed hlla off
MiicKayden In I no iixtn uiniiia
day and won the third game of
the nerlei from the RedHox. 3 to 1.
R 11 E
HI. T.nula 3 1 0
Doeton 10 '
ti.i.i... i',nn.4flp nnd Mnnlon:
MneKnyden. Hetllemore and Hor
ry.
limit Polinnrd
kkw Y(-ltK. July 12. (AP)
Tho hoxlnir ahow at the Uueena-
l.oro Athletli cluh. fenturliiK a noui
hetween K. O. Phil Kaplan and
laek Mi Vii acheduled for tonlKht,
wa poatponed until Tueaday on ac
count of rail..
I'lrc -itirt at: Inanrnnce, Ixinna
C. L. Hlgnian. W' P. Fell. Phone Ml
Rooma 202 2114
Dank of Commorct Bldg.
7-7-1!
HICKOX. PIANO Tt.'NER. 12-J.
NOTICK Or niVIPKND
IN TIIK CIHCIUT COURT OF
THK HTATK OK OKKCION
FOR TUB COUNTY OK I.ANE
In tho matter ol Liquidation of
'he Stato Rank of Cohurg, Insol
ent, Cnburi;, Oregon.
Notion l horehy given thai a
flnul dividend of 11 per cotit upon
u II approved doponlt clnlma In the
ronftitcrcinl Department of tho
nhovo entitled hank wilt be paid on
July Hi. IfiHN In accordance with
un order of the above entitled
inurt mnde July 3. 1821.
A. A. SCHRAMM.
Superintendent of Hnii'.
7-10-8
World's Hurdle Record Falls
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F. Morgan Taylor of the Illinois A C, former Grinnell Collcpe
star, made the record time of 53 and 1-10 second for the 400
metre hurdles at the Olympic tryouts at Detroit The former
Grinnell star is assured of a berth on the team which will com
pete at Amsterdam.
(InUrnstlenki IIlutrfttl fUwa)
hit Oi ball to (lfp 'center and
bent Hi rnluy throw to th plntQ.
"Ah he tppf( to thn plate (or
tlir flftli time. Hilt tMnK, piny In tf
centir for CMchkh, yllrl at I-iela-hanly
ami pointer dnrlafve at the
npn(o bfttvvnen the two amall club
himpfn in pfntr, fjinfre wni Jeir
Injf at lh i,y inotlonlriK him to try
to hit the hall Into that difficult
apoi.
"he Ku w IjtnKo'H motlona and
no'Md hln ln-ad. Terry ahot up
a hall that had everything on It to
di'fllv I'MMianty. ilut Ul cnnd
Into tlie bnll hnfore Jt brokfc, awufiy
hla Iiiiki' hat. and the brill wfnt
muhlriK with rifle ahot force to
ward fcntftr.
Mall I-iwhIh on norf
"It landf-d on tho roof of on
of thn flub hfiiiHi, bonn'Ud ott
onto the nHchborlrbCr c1uI)ioiihp,
cfii'MUM-d around thnrft nnd thrn
rolkd off and droppfd Into thf- ex
act njiot brnvoprt I he two club-houi-
thit Iintfr had lndicntrd.
"A homr to left, a homer to
rlffhi, two hoinnrn to center, four
of thrni. all In nn day, that was
liplr-hanty'a record, If that fiat
dorvn'i malifi hlrn a aupr-hlttr In
rOmparl.Hon with the bida of today
woll, what la a auprr-hlttcr?"
Copyright 1921, Kin Kitture Byn Inc.
PHI TO SCORELESS TIE
Chicaso and St, Louis Day's
Winners in National
NATIONAL IiKAfilB
DELEHANT WAS HOME RUN KING
Totlity's Itign1'''! Unr'i.lc to 'Ino Old-Timer's l-'cur ilumcrs
in a Sii-'-le Game
w.
St. I.oula 62
New York 43
Cincinnati 47
Chicago 47
Hrooklyn 42
Plltaburg ....37
Roeton 24
Philadelphia 21
Pet.
.63S
.set
.575
.ceo
.5 as
.481
.3111
.292
The Cardlnala hammered Kred
KitgHlminoni and Oarlnnd Buckeye
hard today to Uike the third game
of the aariea from the (Hants 11
to 1, The game. was called at the
end of the flrat half of the alxth
Inning on account of rain.
R. If. K.
New York 1 II 1
St. I.oula 11 12 1
Batterlea: Klt.imrnnna, Chap.
tin, Buckeye and J. Hunan, O'Kar
rell; Halnea nnd Wllaon. (Called In
Ixth, wet grounds).
TENNIS TOURNEY HELD
H a it it i s n tr no and rr a rsi ; y
COMI'KTK ON CXJl'ltTM
HATjS KV, Ore. July 12. fHpe-
rial to thfr RfiKlat'-r) Tho Harris-
burj; and Jlatay Tnnnla cluba hold
a tournament In thin city Is -it Sun'
day on the Moody courts. The
rnen'a doublia were played by
errtt Scott and Johnnie Scott of
Marrlnburg aalnat Jonn Cro ,md
MarWn KoontB of Halaey. Tho lat
ter won by 6 to 4,
In the women' doubles Apnea
Hayea and Benale Reynolds of Hal
aey loat by a cor of Cto 2. to
Merle Hutches and Dorothy Scott
of Harrlaburg.
In the mixed doublea Iawrpnre
Taylor and Agnea Hayea of Halwy
won from Iater Thompson and
Roverta Bronson of Harrishurg.
Score 8 to 1.
The aonsolatlon game went to
Halaey with Ijawrcnce Taylor and
Martin Koontz winning from Lester
Thompson and Willard Coates.
The girl' alnclea was won by
Merle Hughea, Harrlalurg. from
Agnes Hayea. Halaey. Score 6 to 3.
Russell Shop Hemstitching 6c
and 8c at Brill's. 7-1-tf
By FRANK O. MKNKJ2
"Huh," anurt the old tlinera,
whenever anybody- dlacouraoa on
the long dtHtunre awat being poled
out on the baaobull orchuida of
thla era. "Theae aliiKRra of this
generation are Junl a lot of ex
plmled flrccraekfra n our lives,
jtiNl a bit of bohunks In compari
son with the Muper-aluggei of all
time. Kd Helfhanty."
Asked to do n bit of elaborating
on the, toplr, the hoy get right
down to tmi an flgurua:
"Thh ly-one yeai n ago 1 )elehnn
ty chibbud out four hoiueia and a
ningle In five t linen at but. No
man since then him matched hla re
nin rka bio per for tt re, Tho fa it
that I ml poked out four rlnrult
ftmnnlien and not mm of the ltutba,
llornMhye nnd 'rlgH of today ban
been able to duplicate it la nvl.
donee that they do not cla.:a with
I in I under any clrcuniMtunce, Hut
the added factor In favor of Pole
hitnty nnd the etiper batter Ilea In
the changed conditions since his
day.
rued oid nail
"When Iel mnde his record they
didn't ton a new ball Into play
with every other pitch. They
started the game with one hall and
the game was flnlahed with that
name bnll. unlesa It wax knocked
out of the park some time during
the combat. Naturally, when a ball
head to endure for anywhere from
three to nine Innings, the result
was thnt It became dirty and black
and. because of constant pounding.
It quickly became soggy and was
tike a bundle nf ritgs before the
game was half done.
"Kurthermorc. they didn't have
the same kind of bnll In use then
that they have now. The hall In
that era wns Just a baseball not
a bunch of epoclally prepared fab
ric nnd rubber, built for the def
inite purpose of ennhllng the boys
to hit home runs. The parks were
bnll pnrko then, not band boxes.
They didn't have any grandstands
250 feet or so from home plnte.
"Yet In face of all those condi
tions, a dend bnll. dirty nnd hard
to see, stnnds that were far re
moved from the plate. Pel mnde
four home runs In one afternoon
Ludford's
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and he mude them off a really
greul pitcher, 'Adonis Bill' Terry.
On the afternoon that Del made hljs
four round trippers and a single,
Terry wasn't having an off day.
Kor ho hold Del team, the Phil
lies, to eight hits, five of them
Moored by I e I liinm-lf, and, If mem
ory serves correctly the Chlcngo
team -won the game from the Phil
lies despite Del's four homers,
lie! Opens t'p
"Tho great Oelehanty opened up
with a four-hase hit Into the left
field bleachers n terrific smah.
The next time at bat he hit the
ball over the right field fence. The
ililrd time ut the plute he drove a
fierce drive squarely at 'Bullhead
Bill' Dahlcn, Iho Chicago Inflelder.
"Oahlen shoved bia hand at the
ball nnd the smnwh nearly ripped
off his glove aa the ball ahot Into
center for a single.
"Just to show his batting versa
tility, Del, In his fourth time up,
CIWINNATI. -tuly 12. ( AP)
Brooklyn nnd Cincinnati Sattled
to a scoreless tie fn the third game
of the series today when Ray
Mors and Adolpho Mjque en
gaged In a pitchers' battle. The
game was broken up by rain with
ninth and men on first and sec
ond. R. H. E.
Brooklyn ..0,3 0
Cincinnati J. .0 S 0
Batteries: Moss and Deberry:
Luque and Plcfnlch. (Called end
eighth, rain.)
Chicago Wins
CHICAGO. July 12. fAP)
Charlie Root broke his losing
streak of eight straight games to
day by holding the Boston Braves
to five hits while hla mutes
pounded out r 4 to 1 victory for
him. The win gave the cuba three
straight over boston.
R. H. E.
HoBton ....1 6 0
Chicago 4 12 0
Batterlea: Bnrnes: Cooncy and
Taylor, Spohrer; Root and Hart-nett.
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