Morning register. (Eugene, Or.) 1905-1929, August 19, 1928, Image 3

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Newspaper Page TextMORNING REGISTER, EUGENE, ORE., SUNDAY, AUGUST 19, 1928 PAGE 3 (be played today Alcos Coming Hero ilS SCRAP i;tjH.I.' " i"'"1 U " ,U" ."iliac" In WllhMnolle I"' t Hie Kugcne '!" i into n:tl.H I"" ... .iiniiionil ,VI"-k I" " "... nf III" ("'"" M "" .......i.i. fclcw w "" ,... weeks lulor. '"""V . e ."ic I'l If""'.'.' ...Ivc.l tlio - . 011 111 t 'e, ,lh.Bu.n. m ,0 ink. II" I'l" I even III i l.k VCItl I " altar "" jS'ullilhK lo it : (uiiiIkIi Uio ul'- ll" """'.', i,.vcd 1 1.0 o i Albany, irama I11-0 league A . .!, ttrcaent time. ..-".I. .r pusHi'. pH"' " . . ',,. U.U- a i m P """ I...; ... and "T lh-y win lo- in ni" .i ... i. thy wi" ,r t I ,l. nibbed Hi" .Ut.V... - , - ... ..Hint. n.HI " I Albany lt H''"'1";' r,.Kii oil Hi" iiioii't'l. " "J7-in.n or Fortler, - .. r " ...,...n.d. f rsl l ueond bit": ' C. Virlh. shortstop: tUt rsoul.l nnd Muner- tj.rt. Mnnerud .rol.nbly the bcncn ' bir ni .. , i. very far. mi. coach ami tnir.i ..-,. ih. urne ininll..it. L...I i.ii.i.v Signed ijm.v. nltchcr una ui....y hn been algned l.y the urn. Snl iitny "'l I"'0 L.inp lha same. Ill ti Here in t."'" kuli nnn-ui i.oi..re ." L,h I. ichc.lulrd for 2:S'i 1. f Ilia fact Hint tll hi lul ni5 of Mm Bi-nnoll 1 .hi ... ti'nnn linm bctit Iilmort cn.iul Lull nil f iha Inmrnt rroivon 01 ir KJWlll In CMXi'lcil. ' L F01XII I'.ASV iii;y or aiii ri.i.i.r ir.utd from rnuo Ono) OLD DAYS BALL PLAYF.RS TRICKIER Jim Corbctt Tells Mow Two basemen-Tired' Fat .Pitcher Out Between Bases AMiaiKAN LKAGt'12 lint Mua.lrom could lnv Irdromci and Kln AltncK airi. It ti cnlclllnKd batllt trM of aorh on rn- bl would bo :oo mllei tni four mllc doop. Bui Cnntont Dmtrui'lho ithcr point tvaa thnt If Die in pliMiFi Ktr cnuslit Jind Id irhllo thpy wcro ovtr tho enemy enrcorn atll) till on the city mid lorrlblo wouti remit. of the London newrpnpem hklr dltturbed l the roult leili. Tliey quoto Fronch r-n m belnj turprlKed at British candor In making iiHulon Of (Intent." . paper point out thnt Kaon Iha world In l and that Including roeerven mora military planea thnn powera put tosothcr. They , that Oermnny donilnatei Mai avlallon, which would "ufca of many bonil.lnc nlr. in raw of war. w uiulpmcnt Monero ' alo tnken In tlinnn Mlumna of tho wldo extent mmerelnl nrvli'm nni.mte.1 "crman concern "t.uflhnn. hat concern im 1 in nte. and optratcn anvcpnl cnr nreicntanrvlces which link Whole of eei.trnl T.'....H. f Baltic to tho Mcdlterrnn- Wpnpera ernilrn.t 11,1. F EiibIIii, commerolnl nvl.n. "Ipment, mK ,nt , cominerclnl nlr liner. In ver only halt . dojen nly tolare f'Mlter critic, fM '..,,.. "W roynl ale fn- "t'chlne. Ti,.. i. Hn 1M mllea en hn- '". tnilrh f,,.l. .. ' f" '"Sin acnicr of n. yonc By KHANK U, MUNICH Clolilloninn Jim" C'oruglt, who mii iilmuel u yrriil bull pluyor In an a uoaor III the dc.ya of hl uthlollu prima, lukoa the lit- Undo Hint tho iiiudoni Kliidlulmn f tlm Kiocimnui'.l 1110 not o tricky na woro thai boyH of lonv ugo. Tlioy uaod to ua lliclr lioudu n awful lot lid, 9U und it ycura go," Innlata Jim. "TM.-y ahsaja took u lot uf dollglit In OMlaumrilhg nncli othor, 'lli.-y uaed au liiuuli Mli'iilogy und trick aturf thdt ,vry now giimo wua llkoly to furtilaii noma now utiiut una emier inuoo tho trund lliilll with tlm grout m.-aa ut It or I.'iikIi llaclf alok over the lilllilil at ma ll n lull u mi follow kIio n alugkd out ua tho victim. J went lo u g .uio one iifternouu und nuw u big fut ultvlier uionlug lowu tho opiiualtloii In the ruthcY iiierclloN. wiiy, The buttcra lili-d to got to him but tlioy Juat uoiildn't -ully. I'lnully tho pllchor urrlved on drnl through the medium of u lolluoiulo l"i (loin Ihu oilier aide. J jo look a lull- at.it of leud und, ua ho did, the oiieuiy tciiiu loomed to 1,0 fulling uaU.'p. Tlila onoournged ho pitcher Into tho Idea thnt he night meul a baio. rlo ufc he run. Immedliitoly Hie other moundamuii woke up und threw tllo bull lo aecoud, deelng thut tho t h lo iv would beul hlin, the pitcher alui-tod buck tor flral.- The vcond' bueoman ..uaed him a few uti'pa "'id then threw to (he flrat t.itaeuiuii. lion thut happened the i-uppcd pitcher turned and Blurt ed for aecond buno ugalp. "A hutf doaeu tlmea that teum could have lagged out (he pitcher. Hut (hut wujm't Its full ambition. Wlint (hoao fellow a w anted to do wua to make llliu run buck and forth until hla lega collatmed under hint. That la saucily what hup. peucd, und when It huppened, they lugged him out. Of courac, when that pitcher rvtuined hla Job on the mound he una au tired and ao limp that all hla alp naa gone, livfuro a relief pitcher could be ahovod In lo (ake hla place, (hi other aids hammered Him for four hits, coaaed him for twu paaaea and scored enough runs lo win that ball lain. . e e e I'prUliig of Meal Bug The Hud Hoi, wbo were apple pie and Ice cream for the Yunkeea last aeoeon, atack up aa ths only outfit In the entire American league circuit that can halt the flying lendora with conald'rabls eclat. The odd purl of ll Is that while the Hox have brouen utmost even with the Yunki on play up to date, they huve lost the sorles to moat of the other clubs In the organization. Somebody naked Hill L'arrlgan iow It iv u a Hint Ills Hox spanked the "unbeutubtea" so often and Hill replied: 'Any teum can beat the Yanks If ItJina a good day; Wo generally have our good days when we uiiirIo up with those boys. If I had mother good pllcher and a little mure hailing strength maybe this gang of mine not only would do able to beat the Yunka with fair regularity, but we might be up there fighting It out with them for the flug , "However, 1 find plenty of com- fort In the thought thnt maybe next year will bo our year," body In that particular league; he nam slurred at second, performed brilliantly at short, covers third like au old'tlmor and can play sny position In the outrield Willi (lie best men down In his sendon. Not so lung ago rorrltt caught flral guino of a 6oiihle homier und pitched,' und won, the socond. About Ihroo days Inter Perrlll pliuhed at double header and won both games. If a youlh Ilka thnt doean't do- servo a major lenguo chunce wln.t does a youth huve to do to bust Into "big time.?" . a e ' ll.inm Hun Itc.i.r.l Toppling ' The home run epidemic In both nmj.ir lengues continues un .'honked, Up to Annuel , the. boys hnd helled forth close to 0" round trlppera. With the season , still having about nlno weeks to go, It means that If the average lo dnto Is ninln lulned lho rest of the wny the youthe will hnvo plugged out mora than 275 four honore, us compared with the existing record of 1107 made. In lf:6. Copvrlil.t !:, Kins s-aalurta u., Ine, W. New York It I'hlludelphia 74 HI. l.oula 61 t'lovuliuid t0 Chlciufo ,., 63 Wushlngton o3 Uetroll ou llostun 43 Pot. ,C1 .638 AH .410 .41.3 .449 .435 .371 II. K. 6 1 Clovclnnd Now York 8 1- 0 lluttorlcs: Miller, Mlljus, Mar- d r und U Hcwcll, Myult; 1'lpgras, Moure, llojt und fciiguui'll, (Jru bowskl. First gains It. XI. E. ft. l.oula 2 1 I'hllu.loli.hla U 1 1 liulterlcei Crowdor and Manlulii (Irovo niiU Cochrane. Bocond gums It. II. lv HI. Louis ( 13 1 I'hlludulphlu. 4 6 0 Matter I es: lllacholdcr and HrlimiK; Wulbei'g. ltr-imiul, gulnn lCurnshuw and. Cochi-une. R. II. E. I'otrolt 1 4 3 Wushlngton 3 8 1 Hallerles: Carroll and llr grav Idurbcrry und ltucl, FRAME BALL SCHEDULE Round Robin Series Is An nounced at Conference fiHATTI.K, Aug. II. (AD Graduate managers representing Ihs six schools of the northern di vision of the 1'nrlflc Count confer once ended a three, day meeting here tcdny. A new haaebnll ached ills In which each learn meets all others four times, two at home und two visit Ing, In a round robin scries was announced, .This schedule replaces the old on whereby the northwest conference wag split Into east and west divisions and the champions of such met In a play off. -The-change was announced' on the heals of the withdrawal of Montana from conference baseball, made known at the .meeting by J. W, Btewart, Montana coach. Un favorable climate for early pr.ic tlco waa- given aa the reason for withdrawal. Frosli Activities Limited Among resolutions psssed wsa one which will be recommended to the I'aclflc-Coast conference limit Ing freshmen athletic competition to one football, threo baseball and three basketball games. The meas ure la propoaed as a check on the (Ion In detriment to studies. It. H.r. Chicago 1 10 0 Uoston 3 10 0 Battorles: Thomns and Berg; Morrla and Moving. - NATIONAL MiAlll H W. l Pet. HI. Loul '. 70 46 .610 Now York :5 4 .o: Cincinnati .........63 60 ,r, r, s Chicago 60 El .664 I'lllnblirg 62 61 .649 Krooklyn 66 M .48'.' Boelon 34 70 .3:7 Philadelphia, 31 78 .SS4 , R. H. E. New York 3 11 1 Ht. Louis 2 7 1 Butteries: Ilubbcll and Hogan; Alexander .Johnson and Wilson. R. H. E. rtroklyn 4 7 2 Chicago 11 14 0 flatteries: Petty, Erhardt and Ocberry; Mulone and Hartnott. There may ho ah auto for every five persons In thia country, but there are also apparently about five filling atatlons for every auto counting (he hamburger stnnds. Southland's Iron Man Rig lesgue scouts will be over, looking a youth who would be a great drawing card If they fall to snng Olln'Pcrrltt, jvtio Just now Is sporting (he regalia of Relelgh, N. C. 1'eirltt sixes up as the great est alt around athlete In minor league history. There does not seem (o be any reaa-n why he shouldn't gain lite same tame In faat com pany, If aomebody would tutor him it bit and pollen oft the rough spots Hint ever are present on minor lengue diamonds, Down In Dixie they Insist that he ran play first base as well as any- TOO LATE TO CliASSIFY nnrsiNESK opportunities NEW STUCCO GROCERY AND APARTMENT; 130; Ph. 2603-J 8-ld.tf - 2-3-4 Room Furnished Ants. Nr. Blair; separate or all for I Ph. 2608-J. l-lil-tf 1 R. H. E. Boston- s... 10 10 4 Cincinnati . .- 10 2 Batteries: Dolaney. Cooney Smith and Taylor f pohrer: Luque Lucua, Jablonowskl and Har- grave. First game R. H. E. Philadelphia 0 7 1 Pittsburg 911 2 Batteries: Be litre, McGraw and Lerlun: Hill nnd llemsley. Hecond game R. H. E. Philadelphia 11 13 1 Pittsburg 8 12 1 Bntterles: Ring, Ferguson and Duvln; Fussell, Meadows, Tauscher and Hcnsley. Comtlo Muck Signs Ycrkea PIIILAUELYHIA, Aug. 18. (API . Connie Mnck, Manager of tho Athletics, announced tonight Hint ho signed a new left-hander, Charles Ycrkes, to. his- DKchlng slnff. Yerkes, now with the Port land club In the Coast League, will report to tho Mackmen aa soon as he con get here. Yerkes tiho was with the Athletics lost year for time, Is a native of Hatboro, Pa. IS PROMISED FOR FAIR Fast Horses to ComoFrom Washington Event CLASSES WILL BE FULL llcprcM'iilnllvcs lo On From Here lo Cciitrnllo lo Confer With Ilorwiucu, Buys Secretary With plenty of fust horses racing In the northwest this summer, u plentiful supply, of entries for all clauses Is assured for tllo . La no co.iniy fair racing programs Sep lenibci- 6. 6, 7 nnd 8, It was stated yoHlcrduy by Mabel II. Chndwick, swerutury of the fnir, i-.nuies .o ull trotting and pacing races to no staged nt the fair will clono Almost 25. The majority of race horses in tho entire northwest will be racing thin wefJk tit the big Southwestern Washington fulr nt Conlralla. Mrs. Chadwlck will send a representa tion -to the Cenlralla event to re ceive entries from me norscmen nnd lo make sure oil classes are (Hied enibifuctorlly. Good Purses Offered Horses from Canada, Montana, Idaho. Colorado and California are now racing on the north Taclflc cir cuit, and the excellent purses ot- fcred here, together with tho early dates of the Eugene fair will bring oood shore of them this way. 1 he names of horses and owners in ine various trotting and pacing events will be ready for announcement this week. The schedule for the four days racing Is ns folows: Wednesday, Sept. 6, pace 2:15 trot: running 4 ' 'lunong. Thursday. 2:20 trot: 2:1S pace; running 6 furlongs Eugene Derby runnlnr 4 "A furlongs. Friday, free-for-all trot; special pace; running 6 furlong; runnlns 4 Vi furlongs. ' Saturday, free-for-all pace; spe clal trot; running 6 furlongs. CONFERENCE BASEBALL SCHEDULE IS MADE UP University of Montana Per mitted to Withdraw SEATTLE. Wash. Aug. 19. (Rnerlnl lo tho Register.) Bo cnriso of climatic conditions -which dn ntt nermlt baseball practice he- fore the middle of May, the Uni versity of Montana was permitted to withdraw from tho baseball schedule, at the meeting of gradu ate managers todny. The other members of the north ern division of the Pacific coast conferenco adopted the following round robin series for 1939: April 20. O. H. C. at Oregon; W. H. at Idaho. April n. Oregon at O. S. C.J Idaho at W. S. C. May 3, Idaho at Oregon. . May 4, Idaho at Oregon. May 0, Idaho at O. H. C. May 6, w. 8. C. at Oregon. May 7. Idaho at O. 8. C; W. S, C. at Oregon. Mny 8, Idnho at Washington; W. 8. C. nt O. fl. C. May 9, Idaho at Washington; "W. fl. C. at O. H. C. May 10, Washington at Oregon. Mny 11, Washington at Oregon. Mny 13, Washington at O. S, C.t W. R C. nt Idnho. Mny 14, Washington at O. S. C; Idaho at W. B. C. . May 17, Oregon at Washington: O. H. C. at W. H. C. Mny !, Oregon at Washington; O. H. C. at W. B. C. May 20. Oregon at W. S. C.i O, H. C. nt Idaho. Mny 21, Oregon at W, 8. C.J O. 8. C. at Idaho. May 22, Oregon at TdahoJ May 23, O, 8. C. st Washington; Oregon nt Idaho. May 24, o. P. C. at Washington. May M. Washington at W. 8. C. May 3... Washington at W. 8. C. Mny 31, Washington at Idaho; O. 8. C. a Oregon. ' June 1, Oregon at O. 8. C.i Washington at Idaho. TIP TOP WATCHES silver Dials Wrist Watcher. ....13.60 to 14.00 Pocket Watches ... .11. M to II.2S CARTER'S JEWELRY 32 W. 8th INSURANCE See aa before (hat fire Emery Insurance Agency 37 West Broadway Phone e7 PACIFIC COAST LKAOIT, W. L. Pet. Hacramento 33 IS .688 Hollywood 83 10 .067 San Francisco 30 18 .025 Oakland ..23 23 .621 Missions 21 27 .433 Los Angeles 20 28 .417 Portland 13 30 .375 Seattle 13 35 .41 R. H. E. Oakland 4 12 1 Portland 1 3 0 Butteries: Craghead and Lom bard!; Yerkes ond Whitney. R. H. E. San Francisco 2 6 2 Los Angeles 4 8 0 Butteries: Jacobs, Malls and Sprlnz; Barfpot and Warren. R. H.E. Holly woon .6 10 0 Mission; .2 10 2 . (10 Innings) Bntterles: Kinney and Bassler; Holllng and Baldwin. R. H.E. Sacramento 8 15 2 Seattle ....5 12 3 Batteries: Kalllo, Gould and Severeld; Wilson, C. Sullivan, Bryan and Borreanl, Cox. - - J. K. PRATT, Insurance. Tel. 1181. 'Home" used to be the sweetest word tn the English language. Now we have two words: "The car.' Electee Hefrlsersllou . A Weatere Prodoc VT. I. HARfllS CO- 1ST Olive "Oar Experience Is Toar galsgtwrd' Peaches E.RLY CHARLLETTES Orchard Open Aug. 16 THE SIMMONS FARM Mile E. River iew Store S. BERT SIMMONS . R. No. 2, Junction City HERE'S AN IDEA Perhaps you've been wondering what there is . about this Wade Brothers . shop that is arousing so much favorable comment.: Here is a good way to - find out for yourself.. ..We are willing to have you base your opinion of us on our neckwear. For a nominal investment -" you can discover what Wade Brothers' style, quality and service,. " J really is. ' . Wade Bros. HART SCHAFFNER & MARX CLOTHES Set Our Display of COTVS TOILETRIES KUTKENDAI.L DRCO CO. 870 Wtllamctle St. r1 ,h" '""M Pnhllratlniw in ciiksipvb Ftinci i.mnAitv fast . ' Wlllameite St, f Chicken Noodle. panhattanCafu "lllemeti. I'll rinse mimt WIN n ... h'tfu-s lit..rt "naa Announcing- THE OPENING -OF Eleanor'sHatShop The-Eleanor's Hat Shop,-on-the balcony of Densmore-Leonard's, is now open, with most complete stock of the newest of fall millinery. , You' are cordially invited to. visit usi and see . these new fall patterns featured in Beth Premier Cameo and ' Catalina Sport Hati ' Mrs. Eleanor A.' McBce (formerly with Mc-. Morran & Washbume millinery dept.) will be pleased to welcome all her old friends and new; friends to her new location. Eleanor'sHatShop Balcony Denamort-LeonBrd'a Willaunette at 10th We Invite You To Attend Our - Second Anniversary Event AUGUST 20, .1928 And continuing the balance of the entire month of August Dress no Specials DRESS SPECIAL FORMER VALUES TO $49.50 DRESS SPECIAL FORMER VALUES TO $07.50 Greater variety of styles in $10 nnd $16.85 dresses than have ever been shown in Eugene. VALUES WAY BEYOND YOUR HIGHEST EXPECTATIONS Comparable reductions in every department. Thus It Our Second Birthday Please Come The New Coats & Frocks for Fall ' The new Coats and Frocks for fall wear are now on display in a most complete assortment. All that's new for fall wilt be found here. - Densmore-Leoiiard McDonald Theatre Bldf . Willamette at 10th 'diM j R No. 2, Junction City 1 .A rs. I I J I lofaW MUM V Bl - .sflHsTaVsata, There Is Satisfaction In Style There is a world of gratification and complacency in knowing you are cor rectly and impeccably clad. Poise, so necessary in modern society is dependent upon that inward assurance that your clothes are chic. The final step in com pleting a faultless ensemble is the selec tion of the correct hosiery shade. In "Holeproof Hosiery" you will find the shades that are the perfect comple ments for the mode in gowns and foot wear. Created by Lucile famous Paris ian couturiere, these colors have an as surance of style authenticity that is tlot surpassed," and they are found only in "Holeproof Hosiery." ; , Jfoleproofffosieitf Moderately Priced, Pair $1.00 to $2.95 (Ax Billy Department Store)