“BRINGING UP FATHER
By GEORGE McMANUSH
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PORTLAND, July 28.—The Baav
err made it four strain lit by win
ning in .the tenth inning yesterday
afternoon on Cresset’s scratch single
with the bases loaded, with two out.
It was a slow bounder to second on
which Crane attempted to throw
Cresset out but failed by a step.
Hell pitched a steady game for
Seattle. Most of the hits off him
being made after two were out.
The batteries wore:
Portland Kckert and Onslow.
Seattle—Bell and Yaryan.
YESTERDAY’S GAMES.
Pacific Coast League.
Portland 5: Seattle 4. ten innings.
Salt Lake 10;,Sucramento 3.
San Francisco 6; Vernon 2.
Los Angeles 4, 2; Oakland 3, 4.
Second game went 12 innings.
National League.
Cincinnati 4; Brooklyn 3, twelve
innings.
Philadelphia 3; Boston 2.
Pittsburgh 8; Boston 5.
New York-Chicago postponed on ac
third ami put Kim r Smith in the
outfield and still have a Rood do
fense Or 1 ran put Ruth on first.
I can shift Ward to either short or
third, and Dugan to either short or
second. McNally can play any in
field position.. Seining can play third
and Elmer Smith can play first.
"Let the other fellows do the
worrying. I'm net."
WAR VETS PLAY
GOBS TOMORROW
A. L. City League Club and
Sailor Team Meet at
City Park Tomorrow.
As a special attraction for local
baseball bugs, a game has be n ar
ranged for tomorrow between the
American Legion club of the City
League and the siilor team from the
Eagle 57, according to an announce
ment made today. The game will
be called at 1:30 p. nr. at City
Park.
The sailors have a strong team
r.nd are confident they can chow the
locals something new about 'he
U, S. HORSES IN
GRUELLING RUN
COHORADO SPRINGS, Colo, July
28.—Thu Colorado endurance lid'
which will he held in Coioradt
Springe July 30 to August 3, Inclusive
is open only to horses showing pure
bred parentage at least in either
sire or dam, A. F. Hayes, secretary
of the race, announced here. Mr.
Hayes said:
"The reason fcr this is apparent
The main purpose of the endurance
race is to encourage the breeding
of pure-bred stock in oorder that a
recognized standard may be attained.
If horses of unknown breeding err
allowed to enter, nothing tangible
can be learned from their perform
ance beyond the qualities of the in
i' > uual horse. No ! soon ran be
learned for future guidance In breed
ing. The work «must be kept in
line with that of the government
bureau of animal husbandry, which
is doing much in that direction."
The endurance ride will cull for
sixty miles each day for five con
secutive days. The conditions are
similar to those of a forced march;
of cavalry in war, Mr. Hayes sa'd j
The total weight carried in 225
pounds, and the time limit Is be- j
tween nine and eleven hours for j
the day's ride, but not more than
fifty hours are allowed for the to-,
tal of 300 miles.
The army posts to be represent
ed in the ride, according to Mr.
Hayes, include: Fort Riley, Kails.; |
Fort Russell. Wyo.; Fort Sill, Oltlu.;
Fnrt Sam Try • Panin Trn.
CAPACITY HOUSE J
FOR IMPROMPTU
LEGION SMOKER
Love and Johnson Set for
Main Event Tonight—
Two Other Bouts Sure. .
Tho Legion iB prepared to hang
out the S. K. O. sign tonight when!
“Battling'’ Johnson and. Kid" Love
clash in a ra’.urn bout at Elk." Hall.!
In addition to this, which 13 the
main event, "K. O.” Mollhana and
Joe Williams will go in the semi
final bout and Sailor Thompson an 11
a fhlpinato will put on an exhibi
tion match.
Johnson reached town yesterday’
and is all rot for the go. He knowsi
he has a tough custom r in Love.!
lite sailor tornado la a lighter u;1
well as a boxer and packs a terrific
punch fyr a light man. Not only!
can he give punnshment but lie can j
take it. lots of It, as he showed in >
his first go with the ’'Battler.” Tiie
latter is also somewhat of a scrap
per and tiie bout 1.- expected lo be;
in a cluss all by itself.
Mcllhanc, whose ring pilnlcker is
"K. O." meaning ka>'o or knock
out. has at least crie knockout to;
hie credit for local fans saw him
deal out one here early this month.’
Williams, the husky Indian lad who'
will meet him tonight, also has the
right to thick the same mystic let-'
tors before his name us lie put away
U. S. Army Tests New
Rapid-Fire Gun.
Above is .shown John ('. CJarund,
of [to: ion, witli liis newly in
vented rapid-fire rifie, which has
successfully passed tests by the
United States Army authorities.
It is known us the Garand Aut >
Leading Standard Military ltd
calibre ifile, firing 100 shots In
70 seconds, as against the old
Springfield firing record of 1^00
shots in three minutes. The new
rifle is easily carried, weighing
only 9% pounds.
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American League.
Philadelphia 8; New York
Washngton 10; Boston 7.
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Sacramento
Portland .
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Salt laike
Yorntfn
Seattle .
Oakland .
National
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Brooklyn ...
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46
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35
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43
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62
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New York ...
Cleveland ...
St. Louis ....
Detroit .
Chicago .
Philadelphia
Washington
Boston
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WILDE SAYS HE IS
THROUGH WITH GAME
NEW YORK, July 28. — Jimmy'
Wilde, former world's flyweight box
ing king, has quit the ring* for good.:
The little Welshman, who lost lilsj
title by a knockout to Rancho Villa ’
of the Philippines on June 18, an
nounced his definite retirement lie-j
foie embarking on the Aquitania for I
England. He will devote his time
tc hie business and private estate,;
he said.
DODGE DELIVERY CAR
PURCHASED BY GEORGE
Through T. J. McCaul. agent for
the Dodge cars, Mike (leorge of tlie i
Leader has purchased a Dodge spec
ial delivery car. This new automo
bile delivery will be used in con
nection with the new store on Lowjjr
Front and Ferry Way. The car
will have all of the latest improve
ments.
YANKEES STRONG IN
INFIELD RESERVE MEN
NEW YORK. July 28.—"Don't wor
ry about the reserve strength of the
Yankees in the infield," says Miller
Huggins when asked what In the
world he’d do in case one of his
four regulars, Pipp. Ward, Scott or
Dugan, is hurt and Mike McNally,
has to jump in. With Johnny Wight
gone there would be no utility man
left On the bench.
"Dfen't worry," said Huggins. "I j
can shift Boh Mussel td first or4
treat national sport. •'Shorty"
rramdon, who will <lo I ha heaving
or the gobs tomorrow. Is an old
Jniversity of Washington baseball
nan and burled for the varsity
itoady while he was aequlring an
Klucation as a sideline. Pezzer, his
mttery mate, Is rated as a first rate
eceiver.
Hurt will be on the tiring line
or the Legionnaires, laical fans who
enow his brand of ball expect him
c furnish the sailors plenty of
urprisc . Mc.eSpaddtn will do tlie
lackt.toppiug for the war vets.
l/ost so retrain;., run can get It
•nek by ualng the “Lost and Found"
idumn of The KUt.pl re
vis, Texas; Fort Leavenworth, Kan.;
with prospective entries from several
; others. The prizes include $2,000 in
■ cash, gold ami silver cups, medals
j and ribbons.
FIRPOlNOCKS
OUT J. BURKE
(IRANI) RAPIDS, Mich., .Inly 28.—
Luis Angel Firpo, the Argentine
heavyweight boxer, knocked out Joe
Burke, of Detroit, In the second
, round last night of a scheduled 10
round bout.
SMOKER
-TONIGHT
Auspices of
AMERICAN LEGION
RETURN BOUT
Battling Johnson
Canadian Whirlwind
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Kid Love
Pride of the Navy
SEMI-FINAL
JOE WILLIAMS, of the Alaska-Juneau
vs.
K. 0. M’lLHANE, of Eagle Boat 57
THOMPSON IN EXHIBITION BOUT
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$1.50 j^KS g1 go
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FIRST BOUT AT 9 O’CLOCK
a little brown brother here 1n the'
j Region's Fourth ofJtMy smoker.
EfTortB to lineup a local man for
Thompson failed. Thompson ha
been working out with a shipmate
on the Eagle 57 and these two men,
will give an exhibition boxing match
on tcnight's card.
The first bout will begin at A;
p. in. There is no reserved seat
sale and popular prices for the an-,
tire hall will prevail.
RUTH MAKES TWENTY
FOURTH HOME CLOUT
—
PHILADELPHIA,’ July 28.- H.ibf*
| Ruth hit his twenty-fourth homer
of the season yesterday afternoon off
Naylor with none on bases. •
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