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J THE EVENING HERALD, KLA MATH FALLS, OREGON
Tlnirstlay, May H 1023
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SEATTLE HITS
BALL HARD BU
T
FINALLY LOSES
Ex-Dentist Shut. Out Hol
lywood; Homers Win
for Missions ,-
Hornsby Made
New Pilot of
Boston Braves
(Br the Aworlalol Prvm)
Tomlln kept It Seattle bits
woll scattered while bis mates
i bunched tbelr nine safeties at
opportune moments and Port
land defeated Seattle 4-S. Bat'
terles: Tomlln and Alnsmlth:
Teachout, Nance and Borreanl,
Parker.
Wayne Wright, foremost den
' Mat of Big Stone Gap, not only
shut ont Hollywood with seven
scattered hits, bat batted a home
: run to help the Angels to a 5-0
win, tbelr second straight over
the Stars. Hood also hit for the
circuit. ' his drive coming with
two men on. Batteries: Fuller
: ton and Bassler; Wright and Han-
. nah. ,
Home runs by Hutft and Me-
; Daniel and seven-hit pitching by
Herman Ptllette sent the Seals
'down to a 4-0 defeat in the sec
ond game of their series with
' the Missions. Batteries: PUlette
md Whitney; May, Malls and
' Spring.
Caveney's sensational stop of
French s liner In the ninth ehok
jd off a Senator rally and en
abled the Oaks to make It two
.. tfralght from Sacramento 4-2.
- French's drive cam two away
. and the bases fail and had it
got past the Oak third baseman,
probably would have men a Sen
ator win. Batteries: Hasty, Gould
and Lombard!; Shea and Koebler.
CrossCountry
Race Wifl End
Saturday Eve
MIDDLETOWX, N. Y.. May 24.
; VP) Another J7 mile lap was
, In store, for C.. .PsJe's traas
' continental buinon derbylsts to-
aay, bringing them to Suffern,
i. i ., only two days run from
the finish In Madison Square
. Garden. Tomorrow's lap will take
, them to Passaic, N. J.,- and Sat
: urday will see them at the end
of their long trek from Los Ang
, eles to New Tork. Andy Payne,
Claremore, Okla., farm boy, who
is firmly entrenched in the lead
" Increased, bis margin over John
; Salo of Passaic to 17 hours, 28
minutes, 7 seconds in yesterday's
; lap from Liberty. N. Y., to Mid
dletown. Ed Gardener. Seattle
; negro, who holds eighth place,
took the lead yesterday, finishing
In 4:02:59 and gaining a firmer
hold on bis position.
Salo, held back by a chafed
foot, came in 18th for the day
In 9:27:03, nearly two hours be
hind Payne.
Allan Currier, Rogue River,
Ore.. 10:37:18. with elapsed time
703:26:28.
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ATHLETIC
YANKEES ILL
Duffy Makes
Hole -in -One .
Twice in Round
DPENJJPT00AY
Connie Mack's Sluggers
. Pointed for New ,
York Americans
BOSTON, May 14. (API Rog
ers Hornsby, traded to the Bos
ton Braves in a sensational deal
early this spring, today was the
manager of the team by virtue
of the resignation of Jack Slat
tery, who stepped out after little
more than a month of road man
agement. - I
President Emil E. Fucbs. who,
in a statement describing the (By the Associated Prow)
change said: "We shall continue After a fattening on the rest
our efforts to build a fighting of the league for a month, the
and winning team for Boston." I Yankees and the Athletics today
Slattery, who came to thejhegln a hand-to-hand struggle.
Braves from Boston cb liege The encounter starts with a
where he was coach after a long ! double-header In Shlbe Park. An
career In big league baseball. J other double meeting is on the
will continue with the club In ! card tomorrow and a single game
another capacity but at the samei0" Saturday.
salary. Ho icontract has a year! Connie Mack is. lying In wait
to run. - " for ,ne Huggins henchmen with
Baseball writers said that Robert M Grov. "ube Wal
Hornsby needed much persuasion ber ud O1' Orwoll. his south
to take over the helm and that paw sharpshooters, as well as the
rumors of 'undermining" which "'"ran John Jlcus Qulnn and
bad been current when he was Ed" Rnne. who fire from the
sent here from New York had In- rigJ"- t , ,
fluenced him .to such an extent ,Tne Yankees Prepared thern
that he tola President Fnchs he f?lTM Msl,nU' fo,r ,he of
would rather be traded to some ?,lr sJt"oer J"'0, b nJ,n
other club than to seem to have ,the 8 t0, "
forced Slattery out. Fuchs as- thTV u, ?u "r '"J1" B'" C""'
hi .,. .k. -,. 8n bristling warriors.
.;r,.;u " , ""8" " Philadelphia Wins.
Slattery Succeeded "Dave Ban
croft as manager last November.
BUSHY GRAHAM
ATTAINS TITLE
Early Lead of Schwartz
.Overcome by Battering
in Last Two Rounds
NEW YORK. May 24. (AP)
Bushy Graham, flaring haired
phantom from Utlca. N. Y. to
day perched on the bantam
weight throne that had been va
cant in this state since Charley
(Phil) Rosenberg forfeited the!
118-pound championship over a, caught the little fellow
The Athletics closed (heir. prac
tice session by outpointing - the
Senators for the fourth consecu
tive time. One. William Shores
held Washington to four hits and
won 4 to 2.
A triple, play featured the aft
ernoon in Chicago as the vauish-
i ing Americans of Cleveland fell
! further from the running. The
White Sox won their second
straight 4 to 3 In 10 innings.
The Browns handed the Tigers
a rude jolt. 8 to 3. but then the
Tigers long ago became accus
tomed to jolts, rude or otherwise.
The fighting on the National
League front was marked by Cin
cinnati's fourth straight victory
out of fire over the not-very-bold
Pirates. 4 to 3, and the even di
vision of A double-header be
tween the Giants and the Robins.
In Brooklyn, 4 to 3 and 4 to 0.
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With (ilenna Cullilt pluyiug in
the Ilrillxh. womun's golf chniu
plonshlp, the chances of an Am
erican victory In one of the foe
eiKn clus-trs are ronsldorably In
creased, t
Mi t'ollmt is without doubt
a great player In any kind of
great company and for this rea
son It la not lb ber rilsrrcritt to
guess thut she will have less
competition that W-ltur Hngun,
Jim ltarnea. livne Saraien, Hill
Mehlhorn and Tommy Armour
will have In the men's open.
Cecil l.eltrh and Joyce Wether
ed,. the two greatest golfura In
i Rnglund, aro not entered In the
woman's i'huriiplonhlp and the
1 most fcrmldnbla opponent Miss
jColli-tt will have la Mile. SI mo no
iThion l la t'haiimo. the charm
lug French girl.
I Miss Collett is just out of a
I very successful winter season In
1 Florida and It Is only fair to ai
1 sume that her chances for vic
tory would be even, perhaps. If
the two great British sturs wero
In the tournament. : -
Mls Wethered is universally
rvcognUcd as the greatest woman
player In the world, a Ienglen of
rTf si
w i -m wi w m m m hiv
with a
year ago, .. ' : , , , , , 1 , r, I VJif J. V. leit arm right smashes
Although he whipped Corporal to the head that 'dropped Iny
Izzy Schwartz, little champion of 'In the clouds of resin dust their
New York flyweights In a IS- j flashing feet had stirred. With
round match at Ebbets field last blood streaming from bis nose,
night to gain the crown, the i his lips smashed and right ear
honor that came of battling out twice the normal size, Schwartz
a victory over a worthy opponent I barely managed to reach bis feet
on even terms was not his. In- at the count of,n!ne. ' "
stead a goodly share of , the hon- Throughout the final session.
ors went to the spunky little. 0nlv the courageous heart of the
corporal, forced to fight as a fly-S flyweight kept him erect. Bushy
By AL liMIAIUltS
(Former Pitcher N. X. tilanta)
'Just before the Florida West
Coast championships at the Bel-
lealr Country club. McDonald
Smith told me about a golfer
who actually made a "twle-in-one"
twice during single round.
"There's a lot of hole-lq-one
stories going the rounds." said
Mao, "but none ran beat the
one In which Aleck Duffy played
the hero.
"Duffy came. to this country
from Scotland snd was ' from
Carnoustie, the birthplace of my
brothers,. Aleck and Willie and
myself. ,
"When he pulled his great 'feat
he was attached to a club at Port
land, Ore. Going ont for. a
ronnd one afternoon with somb
club members, he played a hole
In one. Ilefore the 18 holes were
finished he shot annher one. '
"A hole-in-one twloedn ataxic
round! How many men. living m
dead, bave afvomplUSwt a "sim
ilar stunt ?' Not many, eh?" ,
her guihe, and MUs l.elu h Is nol
fur behind her. Hill they aro tint
playing berauKO, by tholr own nd
mlSHinn, they cannot stand chant
plonship competition. This tein-
I peramont, with all disposition to
' be fair, rerlninly Is not rredlt to
' them. Real bonnst-to-gosh ihum
; plons unuully thrive on the strain
uf championship competition. '
In comparison to the attitude
of those two groat British slurs,
. the willingness of Miss I'nllelt
I lo make the long journey to Kug
l land and to play under conditions
that always will handicap a vlslt
I Ing player makes hsr a' cbam
I pton at heart at least
Too lntulnr to Immv
, Since 'Jack Kesrns, Jack Demp-
sey and Tux Itlrkard are golf
, iluyra of some alilllly It may not
' defile the atmosphere to speak
of them In the same breath,
i Derci'sey beat Kearna In the suit
' for ' "00,000 bark pay and the
victory recalls a stnlement Itlrk
ard made before the first trial
wns called In Newark.
"No fight manager ever ran
boat a popular ftghtur In court,"
Klrkard ratd.' And then ho gave
some reasons that can't be print
ed In a family periodical. -
HUNTER, BROOKS
BADLY BEATEN
welgbt and outweighed by .a mar
gin of 6V4 pounds.
Throughout the first It rounds
Schwartz, boxing like a little ma
jor, won three rounds and held
caught him time and again with
both hands to the head. Izzy's
wound's Increased, but . be sum
moned all his easiness and lasted
mi toe iinai gong. He was a.!
his bigger foe even In two oth-!Dsd,T battered warrior at the
era. But as the fight wore on. j close.
and Busy made every use of his . : : .
weight advantage, Izzy tired and Seaside Charter issued for
fell under the gruelling pace.
In the fourteenth round Busby
Clapsop county bank,
capital and reserve.
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Al'TKIL, Kranre, May U. (A.
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Itobsoli, Argeiilllnl, defeated the
Anierlcan-Auslrallnn ' I s m of
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Last American
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Dempsey ouisinnrlnd Kearns.
but It took a gunte man to do II.
Those familiar with the Inaldo of
the case know that Kearns want
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threat of "exposures" would
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I'HESTWH'K. Hcoiliiml. Msy
14. (AIM Dougloa (Irani, sole
surviving American In the Brit
ish amateur golf championship,
was ellinliiaied today by A. B
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