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American Athletes Given
. Tremendous Ovation
as Ship Sails
NEW YORK, July 11. AP
To i Din accompaniment of the
fjlurlng . of . bands, blowing of
whlutlng' and expressions of opti
mism from all bands, trie Amer
ican Olympic team sailed at aooa
today aboard the President
Roosevelt for (he games at Am
sterdam. ' : - '
f The bis liner, bedecked with
t)io flags of all nations and with
"American Olympic team" paint
M on It In letters fire feet high
as aocompanled down the bay
by the municipal tug Macom. Its
departure was the occasion of a
tremendoua ovation. Thousands
massed the Tlor and other places
of vantage and cheered the ath
letes to th echo an they sailed,
waving their farewells..
Johnny Gibson. 400-meter hur
dling star, had bis own personal
band. It vas provided by his
home club, the- Bloomfield - (N.
J.) Catholic lyceum in colon of
which be won his place on the
team.
- ChOTlle Paddock, storm center
of an eleventh hour controversy
which threatened ' to disqualify
him on (rounds of professional
Ism because of bis appearance in
a motion picture, went aboard
just before sailing time an4 waa
given a big aal.
YOCTH lUUF.D FOR
FLAX IX OPEN GOLF
?. - v T O r R X A M K X T
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. By NEA Service
. NEW IORX. July. 11.
One of the youngsters -who
participated la the national
open at Olympia Fields a
few ' days ago worth keeping
your eye on Is Horton Smith.
Four years ago, be was a
caddy. Only; last year did
he turn professional- He la
22 years old. . .',
- Smith Cook TJIn his
first round and faltered a
bit, on bis second with a
79. His total score tor the
18 boles was 307. As yon
know, 294 waa the score
Jones and Farrell, who tied
with low. made.. This. 307 (
earned praise from the writ- i
era. .
Smith hails from Joplin',
Mo., and has all the car-
marks of a fntura champion.
PIRATES SELL
J. MIUUS TO .
i INDIANS NINE
PITTSBURGH. July 11. (UP)
John MiUas, right-handed pit
cher .whose wild throw permit
ted the Yankees to -score the win
ning ran In the final game of the
world series last year, was sold
at the waiver price to the Cleve
land Indians today by the Pitts
burgh. Pirates. Miljus was pur
chased by the Pirates last season
from the Seattle club of the Paci
fic coast league.
MX MEV SPARED
, FROM Hl'PRKMK PENALTY
MOSCOW, July 11, (UP) The
sentence of death Imposed on all
men accused of conspiracy to de
stroy the mines in the rich Donets
coal" basin was commuted to 10
years Imprisonment today by the
central executive committee of
the Soviets. It was reported that
the five others sentenced to death
were executed at dawn Wertncs-
rtOXYVllAHH,
The osteopath rarely has
any trouble making
both ends meet
tj Tub cAH'rcuuy
ft -
- Thorpe
Stripped i?uf
On,y of Medals
is our To
Reom oie
oe Te ipst
?CDSKW
f won the OlVMPH?
PfNTATHlON HO
NfVMOMSMII9
if woouwr swwse fe
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By AL 1KMAREB
(Former Pitcber I. X. OlaaU)
After sixteen years the Indian
is again on the Olympic warpath.
'Chief" Elklns. the Nebraskan i
Aborigine, seems slated to pick
up the conquering Implements In
all-round athletic competition,
where his red skin predecessor.
Jim Thorp of Carlisle, left off
In 1S12.
Thorpe.? wbo was an old room
mate of mine on the New York
Giants, won both tbe Pentathlon
and Decathlon championships
I
tbe 1111 Olympics, bat the vic
tories are not in the books, for
tbe great Sac and Fox ,alhlete
was stripped of his medals and
records when it was discovered
he had professionalised himself
by accepting a few dollars for
playing "pro" ball. ; , ?
Jim never could understand or
neither could I how being a
rather indifferent ' pitcher and
first baseman in an obscure class
D league would make him a pro
fessional pentathlon and decath
lon champion.. , . ,
Elklns Is the most , colorful
prospect this year but not tbe
only outstanding star. ' -Jim
Stewart. Southern' Califor
nia; Tom Churchill. University
of Oklahoma; Vernon Kennedy.
Cen. Mo. Stale Teachers college:
Tony Plansky. Ken Doberty. Bar
ney Berlinger and Emmerson Nor
tor are pretty hot prospects.
Officer Tries ;
To Bomb Dread
;-- Soviet Gheka
MOSCOW, July 11, r (UP) A
Bolshevist soldier and a Russian
monarchist -officer were killed
when monarchists attempted to
wreck the building' of the dread
ed Russian aecret Service police
tbe C.'heka-r-July C, It was an
nounced officially last night..
Tbe monarchist officer, George
Ratktevltch, reported to have
been one of General Wrangel's
white Russian .lieutenants, waa
killed when he fled from the
scene after hurling a home-made
bomb into the building.
Another monarchist apparent
ty only two were Implicated in
the bombing escaped but later
was captured In a Tillage near
Moscow: with the assistance of
Peasants, according to the aecret
service announcement. '.
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,... e. . : their crew, after rescuing them
niui jtrong-vppoi
tion in West
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.The West, with It luuny pit
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"master-minding" pilot of
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New York (Hants.
Aftrr taking- three straight on
the chin at Pittsburgh, the Giants
moved into the even more dan
gerous territory of St. Leu is yes
terday and encountered a storm
of runs that gave the leagae-
leading St. Louis Cardinals it a I race, and -Spain, the finishing
easy t to 1 victory in lhe first J point, the Rofa on the morning
game . of the aeries. i .. s- I of July I bH I storm which car
Thelr defeat dropped the Riants j rled away her sails, snapped her
Into third place. Cincinnati mov
ing up Into the. runner-up posi
tion by lis 13 to 4 defeat of the
Brooklyn Dodgers.
llartnett'a single with the
bases loaded In the ninth gave
the Chicago Cubs a 7 to ( de
cision over the Boston . Brave la
a wild battle at Wrigley field.
. The .Waner boys drove in ih
tying and winulng runs In tbe
Pittsburgh. Pirates to 5 victory
over the Phillies.
Thn Washington Senators
maVed
ap to a tie for fourth
place In .the American league by
beating the Cleveland Indians In
both ends of a double header,
9 to 5 and 9 to 0. Lou Rlue and
Frank O'Rrourke led the St.
Louis Browns to a 4 to 3 triumph
over the Boston Red Sox . In the
opening game of tbe series.
NEWS NOTES OF
SHASTA VIEW
"V" XSpeclal lo The Herald) .
By DELLA BAILEY.
SHASTA VIEW. July It;
Farmers of cltia district are. bus
ily engaged in : haying. Splendid
crops are reported throughout
this section.
W, R. Haskins and wife, ac
companied by Mr. and Mrs. Has-
kins of Viking. Kansas, and Pete
Fisher are spending a few days
In the Rogne River valley.
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Brown and
daughter. Miss; Ruth of Tanopab.
Nevada, are enjoying a visit at
the home- of Mr. Brown's par
ents. Mr. and 'Mrs. O. B. Brown.
Mrs. Earl McCoy has returned
home after spending the past
few days with ber people In the
Ash Valley country. She motor
ed with Mr. McCoy'a parents who
visited here for a few days., .
John Cacka has returned home
from Portland, . where he has
been receiving medical attention
for the past several weeks. . . ;
Evan Maupin and Margaret
Williams!! were married on July
second and are making ' their
borne hi Malin.
Loretta Fisher Is spending a
few days with her teacher, Mrs.,
Mabel Kester. -
PLASS PLYING AROUXD
WORLD IN 15 DAYS
! PARIS, July 11. (UP).--Dleu-donne
Costes. famous French
aviator who is planning an east
ward flight across the Atlantic
ocean, will arrive at Le Bourget
flying field Wednesday for trial
flights in the machine he will
use. Costes Is said to be plan
ning a new attempt to fly around
the world In IS days by way ot
San Francisco and Japan,'
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' Grew Saved In
Nick of Time
NEW YORK. July 11. (VP)
The nil tankor Tuscaror arrived
III ,ln port h.y today bringing fap
''itain and Mrs. William Rous of
I without Injury from the - first
disaster of the trana-Atlantlr
yacht race.
j . The Roos entry In the race was
the SO-foot yacht Hofa. sailed by
j Raoa himself and manned by
j Huga Schooler and Charlea Town-
aend of New York; Edwin
It.
llotrh kiss of Houghton, Mich.
R. Roman of New York, and Mrs.
uu .mm tier "vu win,
the others.
After making 807 miles of the! A dtlbble of runs In four inn
more than 3,000 between New ; lngs gave Seattle a 4-to-J victory j
York, the atartlng point of the over Hollywood. I.ed hy Ruble!
two slendee masts, and set thelgles. Rutteries: Mct'nbe, Mill-
ship hopelessly adrift. That
night the Tusrurora was sighted
and the crew rescued.
Only a few minutes after Can -
tain Itoas and -his
taken aboard the
Rofa, In tow astern
water and sank.
erew were
tanker tbe
filled with
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WASHINGTON. July 11. (UP)
Walter Johnson, a lt-year-old
boy, -made his fourth rescue In
three vear her today when he
saved a man from drowning In
the eastern branch of the Ana
eoslta river. Although no Sta
tion to the famous pitcher whose
name be bears, his greatest -am
bltlon. Walter aaya. is to be
great pitcber like the farmer vet
eran of the Washington Senators.
A cat may look at a king but
usually trumps the paxtner'a ace
in a bridge game.
DASHING CAREER OF :
SUZANNE LENGI EN IS
RAPIDLY NEARING END
PARIS, July 11. (UP). Far
from the enriching guidance of
C. C. Jyle. . Buianne . Lenglen's
professions! tennis career is gasp-!
Ing toward an end. .
As an amateur, Suxanue an-:
doubtedly was one of tbe great- jteur but the French tennla asso
est sport attractions of all times elation, remembering wbst a blow
and her presence was enough to to national sport ber. Jump . to
fill the stands at Wimbledon or
draw thousands of sportsmen to
Cannea for . her "Battle of 'the
Century", with Helen Wills.
As a professional.' she Is now
barely earning enough to keep
the wolf pack away from the
door of the palatial villa of thejblt played out
Lenglen family on the Rivera at j
Nice. Susanna bas bad to re-f
sort to autographing tennis balls
and selling her testimonials - to 1
stocking makers, perfumers and I
sporting goods manufacturers to
eke out a living.
A California admirer, Mr. Bald
win, took over her affairs.. Bald
win's plan for a tour ot Holland j
during the Olymplca failed to !
materialise for the Dutch tennis
federation refused to - sanction j
professional matches on . any
courts It controlled. Only Ger
many opened ber anna to Su
zanne and ahe Is there now, ex-
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i v ' t All c jonnny .arra. Huston uanium
Jack Knight AlIOWS Four weight, last nlghl. Taylor had
Hits and Three Runs 'every round- hut the elglitli aud
to Californtans
(It) .UtirUlnl Press)
Ilehlnd four-hit pltrliing
by
Jock Knight, Portland stopped 8lllor ,K(1,ky a,,,,,,
out for a 5-to-S win over Ihcl.u rounds to t draw.
Misslous. Harry Krauss,. veteran Johnny (lonialos lost' to lien
southpaw, hud a wild streak, and , '''" " the fourth round wh. n
j the Reavers
biui Mr mix
i hits and five runs In five Innings,
! lUtter'.es: Krauss, Davenport and
llnldwln, Whitney: Knight and i
i ,
,' Alnsmith.
with a double and a single, the '
Indians pounded two Star twlrlers', ff ' ..After boxing islx-, fast
(or a dojon bits while C'nle held roi'ndi with, two sparring jiart,
HollywiMHl lo seven acattertd bin- "en and'' punching the nenvy
: caliy and' Agnewt Colo nn.l
j Si huililt. " ' ,
j A long eluhih Inning bnfnoi
' run drive by Hmead Joller -ar-
ril the Seals to a -to-5 win:
over Sscramento and placed (hem I
In n four-way tie for drat place!
in the Coast lengae. Plnelll gnve i
"Dutch" Reuther a lead 'In the !
sixth when he homed with one on,
bnt the Solon came back and j
, evened the count in the seventh;
i when Rheely crash ml a four-bag-'
ger with the bates loaded. Sac
ramento puthit the Seals IS to 9.
Batteries: Kuni and SevereW;
Reuther and Sprint. !
. Another fence busting orgy wan
staged by Onklund and Los An
gelev, 4he Angels winning 7 to 3
after 11 cod had clouted two horn-
ajers. one 'With the bases full. Cun-
ningham held the Ouka to four
bits, but nil were for extra bases,
Including homers by Lombard!
and Arlclt. flatteries: Hnehler,
Wetxel and -Lombard!; Cnnnlng-y
I ham and Uunnah.
bibllingiln some obscure town.
Several well-meaning , friends
of Sutanne has been attempting
to convince her there Is no fu-
ture In paid sport. They fought
to have ber reinstated as an ama-'
professionalism Involved. ' has
stood firm on the rule that to
become an amteur again she
must atop playing professionally
for five years. v
' By that lime 8usnnne would
be 30 years old snd perhaps a
,
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LOS ANOK1.KH, July 11, l
P. ) llud Taylor of Terre llaiiTb
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bill
the two wrestled (o the floor In
the final frame.
Illllv IU, V.. Gl
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the second round of Ihi'ir go.
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