oc-plain-dealer 1921-10-08

SPORTING EVENTS That Santa Cruz Affair Surely Was Some Battle After studying the report of the championship baseball game yesterday between Anaheim and San Francisco Ellis at Santa Cruz, opportunity for which was denied yesterday afternoon because of the rotten Western Union telegraph service, it appears to have been some game. The Western Union never has delivered the report for one-half inning. After taking every possible precaution at both ends of the line, and receiving assurances that gilt-edge service would be provided, the running account of the game was from 50 minutes to an hour and a quarter in reaching Anaheim from the time it was filed in the Santa Cruz office. For instance, the lineup and batting order was filed in Santa Cruz at 1:50 p.m. and arrived here at 2:55, one hour and five minutes. But to get back to the game, Old Man Lewis made something nice for himself when he let the ball over the fence for a home run, several prizes having been hung up by brother lodgemen for just such a feat. It appears that pitching honors were about even, both Hughes and his opponent permitting but eight hits. Hughes fanned six and walked the same while the Frisco twirler struckout four and walked the same. Ramage and Youngman had a good day at bat, each setting a couple of bingles. Youngman got on by being hit by pitcher once and Lewis got in front of the ball twice. Apparently the locals were intent on reaching first base. Following are some of the prizes offered the victorious athletes: H. H. Benjamin of First Nat'l Bank offered one dollar for every strike-out made by pitcher. A. H. Osbourne of Fullerton Wainut Assn., offered $5.00 for the first three-base hit and $5.00 extra for each man brought in by the hit. H. P. Noll of Bake-Rite Bakery of SO. PASADENA DROPS GAME TO MONROVIA The South Pasadena high school football team met defeat at the hands of the Monrovia eleven in a Central league contest staged yesterday by a count of 14 to 3. Ed Shaw, who starred on the track for the Monrovia aggregation last season, featured the contest. COMPTON DEFEATS WILMINGTON SQUAD A 24 to 0 victory was registered by the Compton high school football team over the Wilmington eleven in a contest staged on the San Pedro Field. The work of Washington White and Fullback Schacht of the winning team was the feature of the tilt. GLENDALE CRUSHES ALHAMBRA 14-0 Glendale high walloped Alhambra high for a 14 to 0 victory in a Central league contest staged yesterday afternoon on the latter's field. Glendale scored the first touchdown in the opening quarter and managed to slip over the final marker of the contest in the fourth quarter. REDLANDS DEFEATS ORANGE HIGH 6-0 Redlands high school won its opening game of the football season by defeating Orange 6 to 0. Jackson, half back for Redlands, bucked the ball over the goal line. Orange showed, up well in the forward passing department of the game. CHAFFEY DEFEATS SHAKER ELEVEN LIFE PALACE TOGETHER LOS ANGELES recognizing the existing from the chums in the life of the navy depart gether to the oak byville, Ind., Cyril George Scripps Arizona J. Barnes of boys were killed evident on Satu listed in the mained pals th PHYSICIAN CONVERT LOS ANGELES discoveries in be discussed known physician Oct. 12 and 13 thirty-first and Southern Cal Medical society The session Ambassador more than 10 from through attendance. GARDEN REE "Tiny" Leonard ball team defeat high eleven terday by a co Both teams throwout Super contest for Ga SAGEHEL PREP The Pomona down to defeat lege eleven yesterday, by Coach Nickson with the sl aggregation. CITRUS OVER Citrus Union a count of 14 contest yesterday Hall, who w southern tackl Hughes ramed six and waited while the Prisco twirler struck out four and walked the same. Ramage and Youngman had a good day at bat, each setting a couple of bingles. Youngman got on by being hit by pitcher once and Lewis got in front of the ball twice. Apparently the locals were intent on reaching first base. Following are some of the prizes offered the victorious athletes. H. H. Benjamin of First Nat'l Bank offered one dollar for every strike-out made by pitcher. A. H. Osbourne of Fullerton Walnut Ass'n offered $5.00 for the first three-base hit and $5.00 extra for each man brought in by the hit. H. P. Noll of Bake-Rite Bakery offered $10.00 for the player making the most hits—$7.50 for the next and $5.00 for the third. J. Leslie Swope offered $5.00 for each hit and $5.00 for each run. T. Harrison of the Oyster Loaf offered a free dinner to the full team if they won the game. Leonard Evans offered $15.00 for a home run if the bases were full. Mr. Heying and Mr. Lewis offered one dollar each for each strike-out made by the pitcher. Arthur A. Cohen of The Jewel Box Jewelry store offered the leading single prize. It being a solid gold Elk emblem set with a diamond to be given to every man who made a home run (Won by Lewis only). The team and supporters will return by special train reaching Los Angeles early Sunday morning. S. Francisco Elks AB R H SH PO A E Garibaldi, cf 3 0 1 0 1 0 0 Worth, 2nd 3 1 0 0 2 0 1 Hallman, 7f 5 1 2 0 1 0 0 Tennant, 1b 4 1 1 0 11 1 0 Kennedy, ss 4 0 2 0 1 6 2 Galval, 2rd 1 0 0 2 2 1 Magini, if 4 0 1 0 2 0 0 Burns, c 4 0 1 0 8 8 1 Johnson, p 2 0 0 1 3 0 *Graham 1 0 0 0 0 0 Total .31 3 8 0 27 15 *Batted for Johnson in ninth. Anaheim Elks—AB R H SH PO A E Pendleton, ss 3 1 1 1 0 2 0 Ramage, lb 4 0 2 0 16 0 0 B. Callan, c 4 0 0 6 1 0 G. Callan, 3rd 4 1 1 0 21 1 Lewis, w 2 1 1 1 0 0 McClain, lf 5 0 1 0 0 0 Bush, 3rd 5 0 0 2 01 Youngman, cf 4 2 2 01 0 Hughes, p .3 1 0 1 5 0 Total .34 6 8 32791 Runs By Innings Anaheim .031-010-010-6 *Frisco .000-000-300-3 Hits By Innings Anaheim .121-010-021-8 *Frisco .100-210-310-8 Summary: Two-base hits—Garibaldi, Ramage, Kennedy, Hallman, Home-run—Lewis. First on balls—off Johnson, off Hughes, Struck out-by Johnson, by Hughes, Wild pitch—Johnson. Passed ball—Burns. Hit by pitcher—Youngman, Ganal, Lewis twice, Tennant, Umpires—Burnside and Goodwin. LOUIE AND BURTON POUND FOR DRAW Kid Louie, of Placentia, and Young Burton; billed as Young Sam Langford, furnished the stellar atinning in the opening quarter and managed its slip over the final marker of the contest in the fourth quarter. REDLANDS DEFEATS ORANGE HIGH 6-0 Redlands high school won its opening game of the football season by defeating Orange to go up. Jackson, half back for Redlands, bucked the ball over the goal line. Orange showed up well in the forward passing department of the game. CHAFFEY DEFEATS QUAKER ELEVEN Whittier State football team met defeat at the hands of the Chaffey high eleven yesterday, by a count of 21 to7. Coach Kegley of the Chaffey aggregation used 27 men in slipping over the victory. We're doing our best to eliminate the pests that take the real pleasure motoring. That's part of our job—Service lie as well as our members. We try to eliminate accidents possible, while our liberal Inspects the cars of all our members. AUTOMOBILE OF ORANGE COUNTY 519 No. Main St. THE BIG FISH With Nine Years of Southern California Riverside Oct. LOUIE AND BURTON POUND FOR DRAW Kid Louie, of Placentia, and Young Burton, billed as Young Sam Langford, furnished the stellar attraction at the weekly boxing show last night at Sparkes' ranch and pounded their way around the ring for a draw. Burton, a stocky little colored chap, gave Louie the first hard battle he has had in a local ring for some time and carried the fight to the Placentia flash through three rounds. The first went to Loule, while the second and third went to Burton by a wide margin. Louie's grandstand finish in the fourth gave him the draw. Ad Roubidoux received the decision over Sailor J. Tollo in the main event. The sailor is tough and stood up under the Riverside boy's bombardment but showed nothing else. Chick Brown, veteran of the days when bouts went over the long route, stopped Kid Lamb in the first minum and a half of the first round in the semi-windup. Jimmy Lloyd, Anaheim's battling Elk, sent Delhi Fredericks back to Santa Ana without the Elk's scalp, which he was certain of taking, according to reports. Fredericks smiled and winked for the rounds until the Elk closed one eye and started to work on the other. Jimmy took the last two rounds easily and received the decision. Bennie Heller won a technical knockout over Young Alvarez in the third round of their bout. A give and take curtain raiser gave the crowd a good laugh. Young Dudley is booked to appear on one end of the main event next week. BILL KILLEFER TO WINTER IN SO. CAL. Bill Killefer, manager of the Chicago Jobs, will arrive in Los Angeles in New York, according to word re-edited by Wade Killefer. Cub leader intends to stay at the island this winter and help defend the construction of the new run—Lewis. First on balls—off Johnson 4, off Hughes 6. Struck out-by Johnson 4, by Hughes 6. Wild pitch—Johnson. Passed ball—Burns. Hit by pitcher—Youngman, Ganal, Lewis twice, Tennant. Umpires—Burnside and Goodwin. THE BIG RACE With Nine Years of Su Southern California Riverside Oct. 11 A comprehensive exhibit of the Southland will be shown in attract The greatest Livestock Show in fornia as well as the greatest A hibit. $32,000.00 in Premi has attracted entries from the be state. The Poultry Show will be the state, this year. Domestic Science, Industrial, Agricultural, Automobile, Tractor, Indian Art and Crafts and every pha Farmer's Fair. FAST RACES EVERY By best horses on Pacific coast. Largest Carnival in the state will have way here, this year. Music, Free Acts, Entertainments. SOMETHING DOING ALL THE TIME. SPECIAL RATES on all railroads. All Road sto Ri LET'S GO! Southern California. Fair, October 11th to 10 LIFE PALS IN NAVY TOGETHER IN DEATH LOS ANGELES, Oct. 7.—Officially recognizing the contradiship of pals, existing from the time the two were chums in the little rustic schoolhouse the navy department will send together to the old home town of Shelbyville, Ind., the bodies of Seaman Cyril George Sermersheim of the battleship Arizona and Seaman Arthur J. Barnes of the Nevada. The two boys were killed in an automobile accident on Saturday night. They enlisted in the navy together and remained pals throughout the war. PHYSICIANS' TO HOLD CONVENTION IN L. A. LOS ANGELES, Oct. 7.—Latest discoveries in the medical world will be discussed by some of the best known physicians in the West on Oct. 12 and 13, the dates set for the thirty-first annual convention of the Southern California Homeopathic Medical society. The sessions will be held at the Ambassador hotel and it is expected more than 100 prominent doctors from throughout the south will be in attendance. GARDENA TROUNCES REDONDO 47 TO 0 "Tiny" Leonard's Gardena high football team defeated the Redondo Beach high eleven in a Bay league game yesterday by a count of 47 to 0. Both teams played straight football throut. Superior team work won the contest for Gardena. SAGEHENS WALLOP PREP SQUAD 14 TO 0 The Pomona high football team went down to defeat before the Pomona college eleven in a practice contest staged yesterday, by a count of 14 to 0. Coach Nixon was greatly pleased with the showing made by his aggregation. CITRUS UNION WINS OVER COVINA HIGH Citrus Union defeated Covina high by a count of 14 to 0 in a Central league contest yesterday on the latter's field. Hall, who was selected as an all-southern tackle last season, made both $200 THEFT CASE AT BEACH Theft of clothing and jewelry valued at $200 is charged against J. D. McCarthy, 24, of Huntington Beach. McCarthy is alleged to have broken into the sleeping quarters of L. L. Williams recently and to have stolen $25 worth of clothing and a diamond Elk pin valued at $175. Try a Plain Dealer, Want Ad. PROMISE MORE CARS FOR CITRUS FRUIT The car oranges which has been handicapping the shipping of citrus fruits, it hoped, will be improved next week. Auto for hire, day 6 night, W. O. West, Phone days ID2. Nights 736-J. Office, United Cigar Store, Anaheim. MONDAY OCT. 10 TUESDAY OCT. 11 WEDNESDAY OCT. The Biggest and Best One-Car A Sale Where You Pay the Regular Price for lc. For Example—Klenzo Dental Cream PREP SQUAD 14 TO 0 The Pomona high football team went down to defeat before the Pomona college eleven in a practice contest staged yesterday, by a count of 14 to 0. Coach Nixon was greatly pleased with the showing made by his aggregation. CITRUS UNION WINS OVER COVINA HIGH Citrus Union defeated Covina high by a count of 14 to 6 in a Central league contest yesterday on the latter's field. Hall, who was selected as an all-southern tackle last season, made both touchdowns on line bucks. Lawson Heaters are absolutely odorless. Stroup-Barnes Furniture Co. Dr. J. W. Truxaw, Golden State Bank Bldg., Phone 341-J. H— Stands for the Hog— Who takes all the road. Or drives a truck. With a big overload. our best to eliminate some of take the real pleasure out of our job—Service to the pub-members. eliminate accidents whenever we our liberal Insurance pro-of all our members. 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