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MONDAY EVENING, AUGUST 23, 1920.
DAILY EAST.OREGONIAN. PENDLETON, OREGON,
bosnbnll team sine 1012. Jones goes
to Lake or put, 111., academy to take
ohnixo of all of Its athletlo activities.
GOLF CHAMP SHOWS STANCE AND GRIP
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At Wisconsin.
Dr. W. B. Meanwell
former Badger coach, will return to
direct the basketball team. Meanwel
la considered one of the bent basket
bull coaches In the country. The Win
ON GRIDIRON connln five won five championship
when Meanwell waa with them before
Use the Phones,
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State and Northwestern to ALL COAST GAMES
Hare Stronger Hands at
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Helmi; Tough Games Are in
Store for Several Elevens.
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BY DON E. CHAMBERLAIN
Aug.
PORTLANTJ,
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Oakland
(united lross Btaff Correspondent.) dented Portland for a, double bill Sun- CHICAOO. Auk. tS. College ath day, sending the Beavers back, into
letics in the middle west wil Ibe
the second division In sixth place. The
elderahly "rejlggered" beginning with flrat game was lost, 6 ,to 4. In 12 In
the football season this fall, according nlnga. The second game was a 4 to
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were won largely on the home run,
schools.
; several big
The "rejlggerlng" will consist of swats of Outfielder Miller. The south
- changes
In the coaching department ern team won the series, 4 games to 3
with a view to strengthening college
teams In all sports.
Soattto Wins Two fthntouts
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.At present efforts' are being
Aug.' 23. The largest
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In improving the football crowd that ever attended a game in
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Big
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colleges
in
several
of
the
chances
Seattle Sunday witnessed the Rainiers
Ten.
pjpapply a double, coat of whitewash to
Although they were runners up In the champion Vernon team, the locals
, the championship last year, Ohio Plate
taking both ends of a double header
will have in addition to Jack Wllce, by scores of 4 to 0 and 11 to 0. The
the first game was a pitching duel between
Chick Harley. who captained
Buckeye eleven In
Demaree and Willie Mitchell until the
JIarley will take the kickers In seventh inning when Seattle broke
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hand and if he has the faculty for through the Tiger hurler"s
teaching the game as well as he play-- ,
record and practically cinched
eii It, phlo should be well up in front the contest by counting four tallies on
' from a kicking standpoint.
Harley four hits and an error by Shortstop J.
Champion Ted Ray stands when be Is
f iCoaer left I How Golf waa
waa one of the beat punters and field Mitchell.
Belber luggage is the kind to tie to Sturdy, proof against the kicks and
snapped as Ray holed for a par 4
putt. This picture
Baking
goal kickers In the west last year and
The second game turned Into a rout
Upper
Toledo,
on
aud copped the. golf crown.
po72nd
at
bole
hl
scuffs
by
a
of rough handling.
most
critics for
waa selected
when the Rainiers garnored 14 hits off
right i Kiy s position when driving. Inset pictures show tbe
'back field. Smallwood, including a homer by
sition on the
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bse
on
crip
club
Northwestern University will prob- - Gohne, triples by Eldred, Kenworthy
' ably have what la considered the moKt
And thereV inbuilt quality that makes them last beyond, expectation.
and Btumpf and Murphy's double. Ray
angers
Important football change. Elmer
hits.
to
held
Francis
four
the
rx nmark, sixth.' 2: 4 1 8 ; Organ," Unit'
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former Yale player, will ll- - one of which waa lucky.
ed States, seventh, 2:41:30. ' .'
AMERICAN RELAY TEAM
,rect the Purple eleven 'this fall.
you
bag,
Whether
want
a
a
suitcase
or
a wardrobe trunk, you will . find
was assistant to Fred Murphy
An grift Bewt Solons Twice
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nothing to equal Belber.
IiOB ANGKL.KS, Aug. S3. JUos All'
when the latter coached Northwest- ern, and succeeds Charles Bachman, (teles took both games from Sacra
SETS WORLD'S RECORD
mento. I to o and 4 to 1. Killefer's
who will handle the Kansas Aggies.
Zeld-eWe have a full line of new styles now on hand. Come in and see them.
scoring
third,
fly
In
SUff Sesoa Ahead,
the
sacrifice
gave the Angels the first contest
McDravltt la up against the hardest
FOR
RACE
METER
singles
and an
proposition ever tackled by a North- and two triples, two
' Pacific Coast League.
western football coach. The stlffest error off Prough In the sixth netting
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schedule in the history of the Kvnn-to- n four runs, clinched the second game.
Vernon
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school Is set for this season.
On. i The Angels won the series, four to
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Kahanamoku
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October I Northwestern meets Minne- three.
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Seattle
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Boe Go Into First Place
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sota. It closes the season against the
New Mark in 100 Metlr Los
Aug. SJ. Salt
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Aneeles
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hard driving Notre Dame school.
pennant
Kfi
for-,;
In
Portland
the
69
Lake took first place
J Alonso Stag
will direct the
Swim and Finn. Distance Man (Oakland .
from
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tunes of the Chicago University team race, winning a double header
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Sacra
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act
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Franclsci.
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Williams
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Coach
and
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the football tutor taJvUnneawta's grid- 1 and the afternoon, 4 to S.
; ; IUG LEAC CE BASEBALL.
The morning- contest went eleven
iron stars.
XaUouai Leajriie.'
Changes In the athletlo directing Innings. In the afternoon the Bees alBrooklyn ,6, Cincinnati 3.
will not be confined to football alone, lowed the eala a two run lead and
A.VTW13HP, Aug. 'S3. (A. P.) The
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out
of
the
Couch
Boston
to
bat
proceeded
Sf. Louis
then
however.
American relay team 6unlay won the
New York. 4, Chicago 1.
Illinois loses the services of Hnlph box. making three runs In the fourth final In the
InBRITISH PIM3S IM1KAK EViFjr
ractand
TjiK4oan League
Jones who has coached the Illinois Inning.
cidentally set a new' world's record of
Chicago. 8 .tv.'ishlngtoii 4.
CHICAGO Aug.
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seconds. France was secVmd.
Lvtr:t H, N.cw York a.
Sweden third. lSngland fourth. DenJry Vardon and Edward .Ray, British
mark fifth and Luxembourg; sixth. .
IOIX TO r,E REVIVED
i professional golfers, broke even in two
AUTTATIOW
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Charles W. Paddock; Los Angelas
HVAUTt
eighteen hole best ball matches Sun- PASADENA.
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11.
A. C, led off for tho Americans and
.ninlday with, local players. Eddie Loos
Plans to
.in n
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quickly Rained a lead which the team ar
being made at the .Midwick Coun- - and ke Diegel. professionals, defeat-tnever rejinqulshed.
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the Rritons 3 ud. but in the afterUniversity of Missouri, . took the ba- (February
Ray won from
12 to 28, In which eastern noon Vardon and
ton next and handed It to Loren
western stars wil! compete, has "Chick" Evans and bod uajaner.
Murchlson. New York A. i who in and
amateurs,
tieeir
announced.
turn passed it to M. M. Kirksov.
Olympic Club, San Fraclsco. who won
the event by eight yards.
The time of the Americans was.
of a second faster than that
A dainty, appetizing, meal
knowing
made by the German team in ISIS,
There's considerable satisfaction in
can always be prepared from
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ANTWERP. Aug. 23. (A.. P.)
Duke Kahnnamoku of the American
nest. And there's still more satisfaction m eat--.
swimming team Sunday broke his own
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Olympic record of one minute !
by three fifths of a second in
seconds
"Strictly fresh eggs" signs might fool one's
the Qualifying heat of the
You can enjoy all those outdoor activities of
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The record
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broken by Kahanamoku whs made by
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fisTi ing or hiking one to relieve sunburn
and a cleansing cream to be used every
In tho 1500 meters free' style swiin.j
Ludy Lunger, (Honolulu, and E. T.
night
Bolden, Illinois A. C. qualified; Lan-ger winning his heat In 24:2S
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ANTWERP, Aug. 23. Hsnnes
ropreRcntlug Finland, and
holder of several American distance
records and championships, Sunday
won the seventh Olympic Marathon.
He showed wonderful endurance and
covered the distance, 26 miles, 385
yards. In th "remarkable time of two
seconds,'!
hours, 82 minutes, 35
through mud and rain. This broke the
the old record by more than four minj
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Italy, third, 238:37
Rroos. Belgium, fourth, 2:39:25
Tomoskoki.
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for the American team' In the SOOO
motcr team race Sunday.
He was
trailed by Rrackman of Sweden, while
A. A. Schardt, Chicago A. A., cnnie In
close behind the Swede for third place.
I. C. Dresser, New York A. C, finished
sixth, being beaten hy Burt In ,of
France and Blewit of England.. .
L. M. Shields. Meadowbrook club,
Philadelphia, who (tnuihed eighth and
Michael Ievanney, Melrose A. A., New
York, twelfth, were th
only other
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