oc-plain-dealer 1922-04-27

STAGE ALL SET FOR BIG MATCH TONITE The state is all set for tonight and all eyes are turned towards the Elks club where Roy Mabee is banking strong on making his "comeback" against Al Sparkes, the big strong boy of Anaheim. Both men are reported to be in the "pink," having wound up an intensive three weeks' training period yesterday. They both look and act as if in championship form and no doubt will be capable of giving the fans present a big run for their money. The match promises to be a grueling affair from start to finish. Both men are out to win and in just as quick a time as possible. To the winner, will go the county championship as well as all laurels that belong to the victor including a fat purse of $500.00. Bull Montana, also, is to be figured on. The winner of tonight's fracas gets a chance at the "Handsome One" at a near date. So, there you are, "ye rasslin' fans." Plek the winner if you can for there is sure going to be one after the smoke of battle clears away. Our old favorite, Roy Mabee, says that he is coming back and coming back with a vengeance tonight while our pride and hope, little Albert Sparkes, says, "No, there will be no such thing as a 'comeback,' that is, far as he has anything to do with it." Al and Roy are two determined men. Mabee, no doubt, is the favorite probably due to his previous and excellent long record. In his day, he has met and defeated some good men and he now claims to be in the shape he was in days gone by. Tonight will tell the tale. Sparkes, on the other hand, is a comparative newcomer to the mat. DUGAS & MYRE WIN 3 FROM LAUNDRY Dugas & Myre bowling team last night caught the Anaheim Laundry pinshooters like a rainstorm with the wash out on the line, winning three straight in a practice game for a purse of $100. The total score was: Dugas & Myre 2708, Anaheim Laundry 2618. The teams were rehearing for the Pacific Coast Bowling Congress which opens in Los Angeles Saturday. The scores: Anaheim Laundry Raymond 171 187 164 Theodore 195 195 202 Mitehell 125 162 143 Gordon 190 180 158 Karam 213 171 162 Total 894 895 829 2618 Dugas & Myre Johnson 170 178 138 Efker 206 178 170 Myre 157 225 210 Dugas 189 193 193 Schultz 200 152 149 Total 922 926 860 2708 LOCAL TENNIS STARS DEFEAT LINCOLN The local high school racqueters played with Lincoln high in Los Angeles and came home with the big end of the score, it being 10 to 6. Only the boys and girls singles and doubles were played. Bob Gibbs and Lorena Poirier won their matches, but the players in the double matches lost to the Lincoln high tennis sharks: After the tournament, the Los Angeles players treated the Anaheim young people to punch and wafers. Lincoln high has promised... Al and Roy are two determined men. Mabee, no doubt, is the favorite probably due to his previous and excellent long record. In his day, he has met and defeated some good men and he now claims to be in the shape he was in days gone by. Tonight will tell the tale. Sparkes, on the other hand, is a comparative newcomer to the mat game but in his few engagements, he has demonstrated that he is there strong as a bull and fast for one of his build and weight. A safe opinion as to who has the better chance of winning tonight would be, to make a long story short: "It looks like the old story of youth and strength against age and experience. May the best man win!" A couple of snappy preliminaries have been lined up between Barney Bernhardt and Vic Barden and Jack Anderson vs Babe Orris, a couple of big huskies. It is hoped that there will be a goodly turnout of the "fair sex" for both boys have a large and enthusiastic following among them. It is hard to tell really who is the bigger favorite in this respect, Albert or Roy. It's a cinch, however, that the loser will receive as many smiles if not more consolation that the winner. That should be something to strive for at that. The referee will be chosen either between Roger Cornell or Tom McFadden. Promoter Billy Darnley says that the big doings will start promptly at 8:30 o'clock, and that the match is to be to a finish, best two out of three falls, catch-as-catch-can. For tinting call 596W. Boot Shop 214 WEST CENTER ST. Shoes for the Family. DEFEAT LINCOLN The local high school racqueters played with Lincoln high in Los Angeles and came home with the big end of the score, it being 10 to 6. Only the boys and girls singles and doubles were played. Bob Gibbs and Lorena Poirier won their matches, but the players in the double matches lost to the Lincoln high tennis sharks: After the tournament, the Los Angeles players treated the Anaheim young people to punch and wafers. Lincoln high has promised a return affair with Anaheim to be held some date next week. High School Athletics Sport activities are beginning to hum around the high school diamond and track these days and some victories have been added to the list already collected in both the girls and boys games. The girls baseball team went to Tustin this evening to play in the third league game of the season, the first two games played resulting in victories for the local diamond girls. Another league is lined up with Orange on next Tuesday. The tennis team is scheduled to meet Santa Ana in a league tourney on May 3 on the county-seat courts. Fullerton and Anaheim Freshmen will have a track and field meet on the Fullerton oval next Monday. Anaheim is developing some good material that will show up great in the next couple of years. The last league baseball game of the season will be played at Garden Grove next Tuesday. The local boys have not met with good luck this year but they hope to win the last game. PUSH HARBOR IMPROVEMENTS LOS ANGELES, April 27—The finance committee of the city council has approved the recommendation of the Harbor Commission that $1,600,000 more harbor improvement bonds be sold so that the improvements may be pushed without delay. Plain Dealer want ads get results Material and Workmanship of the Highest Standard is the Tittman's Policy. This Policy is rigidly enforced—nothing but the best of materials are used in this shop. All of Tittman's sole leather is Oak Tanned, tanned by the old fashion vat method, giving it twice the durability of ordinary tanned leather. Shoes properly repaired, Baseball Stand PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE Salt Lake ... 1 Vernon ... 1 San Francisco ... 1 Los Angeles ... 1 Sacramento ... 1 Portland ... 1 Oakland ... 1 Seattle ... 1 Yesterday's Result Sacramento, 9; Los An Vernon, 6; Portland, 5 Salt Lake, 10; San Fran Seattle, 4; Oakland, 3 NATIONAL LEAGUE New York ... 2 Chicago ... 2 St. Louis ... 6 Pittsburg ... 6 Philadelphia ... 5 Brooklyn ... 2 Boston ... 3 Yesterday's Result Chicago, 4; Pittsburg, nings.) Philadelphia, 6; New Yo Cincinnati, 3; AMERICAN LEAGUE New York ... 10 St. Louis ... 8 Cleveland ... 7 Philadelphia ... 5 Chicago ... 5 Washington ... 7 Boston ... 4 Detroit ... 4 Yesterday's Result Philadelphia, 4; New Yo Chicago, 7; Cleveland, 2 Detroit, 2; St. Louis, 0 Washington, 15; Boston, AMERICAN ASSOCIATE Indianapolis ... 8 Minneapolis ... 7 Columbus ... 7 Milwaukee ... 6 Louisville ... 6 Kansas City ... 6 St. Paul ... 5 Toledo ... 2 Yesterday's Result Columbus, 3; Minneapolis, Indianapolis, 6; Milwaukee, St. Paul, 6; Toledo, 1. Louisville, 3; Kansas Ci Material and Workmanship of the Highest Standard is the Tittman’s Policy. This Policy is rigidly enforced—nothing but the best of materials are used in this shop. All of Tittman’s sole leather is Oak Tanned, tanned by the old fashion vat method, giving it twice the durability of ordinary tanned leather. Shoes properly repaired, are shoes re-made. I wish to say that we make a specialty of women’s work. Reasonable prices. All kinds of shoe findings. Try us once and you will always be our customer. East Side Shoe Shop 313 East Center Street CASH for Valencia Oranges Peppers Fruit Co. Olive, Calif. Phone Orange 418 F. G. MAASS Phone Anaheim 344WK A. H. T. OSBORNE Phone Fullerton 254 CARMEN FLOOR VAN A wonderful finish furniture, interior Clear varnish colors-cherry, oak mahogany Shows the grain wood and is easy Made to wear "Save the surface and rain." Can Mabee Come Back in Match With Sparkes? Y. M. C. A. MEET AT ORANGE SATURDAY With 50 Y. M. C. A. clubs over Orange-co interested in the coming annual track meet to be held at the Orange high school, Saturday, the 29th, a large number of entries are to be expected, and some splendid events enjoyed. In order that all the boys who desire may participate in the meet, four classes have been arranged for as follows: The 90 pound class: 50-yd dash, high jump, running broad jump, baseball throw, and relay; 110-pound class: 75-yd dash, running high jump, running broad jump, four potatoe race, and relay; 125-pound class: 100-yd dash, 220-yd, dash, high jump, running broad, shot put, 120 low hurdle, and relay. Unlimited class: 100-yd, dash, 440-yd, dash, 880-yd, dash, high jump, broad jump, shot put, 120 high hurdle and relay. The club making the largest score wins the Garden Grove cup, while large pennants are awarded to the high point man in each class and of the meet, while ribbons are given for first, second, third and fourth place. All entries should be in at once in order that there be no delay in the pulling of the events. Following the meet, the members of all clubs will meet in a selected spot in the Santiago Creek bed just off So. Cambridge, Orange. Each club bringing their own weeners and buns—a big weinie bake will be enjoyed followed by songs, stories, presentation of the emblems, etc. The meet begins with the weighing in of all contestants at 12:30; there will be no preliminaries in the morning, the whole meet being organized and the first event called for 1:00 o'clock. FREE FIRE ENGINE FOR YOUNG PATRONS Since the display of the big red fire wagon at the Kafateria Shoe Store, many a kid has looked longingly at this monster plaything, which is to be given away free. The fire engine is made to put into actual use rather than being a ROY MABE Baseball Standings PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE W. L. Pet. Salt Lake .....10 5 .667 Vernon .....12 7 .632 San Francisco .....14 9 .609 Los Angeles .....10 12 .455 Cerramento .....10 12 .455 Portland .....8 10 .444 Oakland .....10 13 .435 Battle .....8 14 .364 Yesterday's Results Sacramento, 9; Los Angeles, 2. Vernon, 6; Portland, 5. Salt Lake, 10; San Francisco, 8. Seattle, 4; Oakland, 3. NATIONAL LEAGUE W. L. Pet. New York .....9 3 .750 Cicago .....9 3 .750 Louis .....6 5 .545 Pittsburg .....6 5 .545 Philadelphia .....5 5 .500 Brooklyn .....5 7 .417 Ston .....3 7 .300 Mcinnati .....2 10 .167 Yesterday's Results Chicago, 4; Pittsburg, 3 (10 in-ages.) Philadelphia, 6; New York, 4. Cincinnati, 3; St. Louis, 0. Brooklyn, 10; Boston, 1. AMERICAN LEAGUE W. L. Pet. New York .....10 3 .769 Louis .....8 5 .615 Veleland .....7 5 .583 Philadelphia .....5 6 .455 Chicago .....5 6 .455 Washington .....5 8 .385 Ston .....4 7 .364 Detroit .....4 8 .333 Yesterday's Results Philadelphia, 4; New York, 2. Chicago, 7; Cleveland, 2. Detroit, 2; St. Louis, 0. Washington, 15; Boston, 6. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION W. L. Pet. Columbus, 3; Minneapolis, 1. Indianapolis, 6; Milwaukee, 2. St. Paul, 6; Toledo, 1. Louisville, 3; Kansas City, 2. FULLERTON SOPHS WIN TRACK MEET In a dual meet yesterday between the sophomores of Anaheim and Fullerton, the latter track men won with 76 points, leaving the local "beeevee-deers" with 36 points. The meet was held on the Fullerton field. Voctor Rees proved to be Anaheim's individual star, making 10 points. The local men placed in all events with the exception of the discus and the relay. The following was the score: High jump, Rees (A) 1st; Fullerton second and third. Broad jump Rees (A) 1st; Fullerton second and third. High jump, Fullerton first; Rees (A) second; Fullerton third. 220-yd dash, Fullerton first; Rees (A) second; Fullerton third. 100-yd dash, Fullerton first; Rees (A) second; Fullerton third. 440-yd run, Fullerton first and second; Mutvey (A) third. 880-yd run, Fullerton first and second; Hodges (A) third. Mile run, Fullerton first and second; Hodges (A) third. Low hurdles, Fullerton first; Grauer (A) second; Fullerton third. Pole vault, Fullerton first and second; Crist (A) third. Shot-put, Harris (A) first; Fullerton second; Gutosky tied third in shot-put. Discus won by Fullerton. The relay was won by Fullerton. Anaheim men showed great promises for future years. Harris heaved the shot 33 ft. 9 inches for Anaheim. The broad jump was won at 18 ft. 8 in. Crist vaulted 8 ft. 6 in. Rees jumped 5 ft. 2 in. The 100-yds. was run in 10:4. These are good records for a sophomore and these same men who placed in this meet will be the point winners in the future Orange-co-meets. RABBI MYERS' FUNERAL TODAY LOS ANGELES, April 27.—Funeral services for Rabbi Isidore Myers, well known Jewish leader, will be held at 2:30 this afternoon at the clubrooms of the Independent Order of B'nai B'rith, 711 West 17th street. FLOOD DEATH LIST NOW 47 FORT WORTH, Tex., April 27 Washington, 15; Boston, 6. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION W. L. Pet. ianapolis ... 8 4 .667 neapolis ... 7 4 .636 cumbus ... 7 5 .583 waukee ... 6 6 .500 aisville ... 6 6 .500 nasas City ... 6 7 .462 Paul ... 5 6 .455 edo ... 2 9 .182 Yesterday's Results Columbus, 3; Minneapolis, 1; Indianapolis, 6; Milwaukee, 2. St. Paul, 6; Toledo, 1. Louisville, 3; Kansas City, 2. WESTERN LEAGUE W. L. Pet. Joseph ... 13 1 .929 Shita ... 10 3 .769 Omaha City ... 9 4 .692 sa ... 6 7 .462 ux City ... 6 9 .400 aha ... 4 9 .308 Molnes ... 3 10 .321 ver ... 2 10 .167 Yesterday's Results loux City, 7; Wichita, 6. t. Joseph, 5; Omaha, 1. oklahoma City, 5; Des Moines, 4. denver-Tulsa game postponed, t. CARMOTE FLOOR VARNISH A wonderful finish for floors, furniture, interior woodwork Clear varnish and stain colors-cherry, oak, walnut, mahogany etc. Shows the grain of the wood and is easily cleaned Made to walk on Save the surface and you save all" ANAHEIM PAINT & PAPER CO. 158 West Center Phone 430W RABBI MYERS' FUNERAL TODAY LOS ANGELES, April 27. — Funeral services for Rabbi Isidore Myers, well known Jewish leader, will be held at 2:30 this afternoon at the clubrooms of the Independent Order of B'nai B'rith, 711 West 17th street. FLOOD DEATH LIST NOW 47 FORT WORTH, Tex., April 27. — The number of flood dead and missing has reached 47. Rescuers still are busy. Four more families, two of seven children each, are reported missing. The victims lived on the northwest side of the city. TEXAS LEAGUE Houston, 5; San Antonio, 4. Beaumont, 10; Galveston, 3. No other games played. SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION Memphis, 3; Nashville, 2. Mobile, 5; Atlanta, 2. New Orleans, 4; Birmingham, 3. 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All HARRY ORANGE "A Safe Place" THIS IS A ST ET AT SATURDAY A. clubs over the coming he held at the Saturday, the of entries are some splendid boys who dethe meet, four angled for as 50-yd dash, broad jump, y; 110-pound high jump, four potatoe pound class; dash, high hot put, 120 Unlimited 40-yd, dash, broad jump, le and relay, largest score cup, while arded to the class and of as are given and fourth should be in at be no delay ents. the members in a selected week bed just range. Each weiners and will be enstories, presetc. the weighats at 12:30, maries in the being organtical called for GINE MATRONS the big, red fateria Shoe looked longplaything, day free. ade to pulhan being a PLAN S. CAL. ELKS' BOWLING LEAGUE Bert Myre will represent Anaheim bowlers at a meeting tonight in the Los Angeles Elks club to arrange for the So. Cal. Elks Bowling league. Anaheim will enter two teams—Anahelm Laundry and Dugas & Myre. The Elks league will start immediately after the Pacific Coast Bowling Congress which opens in Los Angeles Saturday. Mrs. Bert Myre goes to Long Beach tonight to bowl with a women's team which will be entered in the bowling congress next week. The team will be entered by Cline's of Venice, who furnishs entry fee and sweaters. KATELLA DEFEATS CENTRAL A base ball team composed of the sixth and seventh grades of the Central school played a game with Katella seventh and eighth grade youngsters last evening on the Central school diamond. Central was a little backward about giving out the score but it was learned that it wa-27 o 11 in favor of the visiting team. In it's from Witman's it's good. J. C. TRACK MEET AT FULLERTON SAT. All junior colleges of So. Calif. will meet in Fullerton Saturday, April 29, as the guest of the Fullerton college for a field meet that will surpass any held in this state in recent years. Preliminaries will be held in the forenoon and the main track meet in the afternoon. The Fullerton college has a splendid chance of winning altho it will have pitted against it the best teams in the state. Professor L. O. Culp, athletic director, has had the training of the Fullerton boys. Personal medals are to be given to those who distinguish themselves individually and a splendid loving cup given by the Fullerton B. of T. is to be awarded to the winning team. It will be presented by John T. Houser at the close of the activities. OPENS CAR DOORS Operated by a long lever, a new device enabled freight car doors to be opened easily. Clothes of Proved Value: You take no chances when you select your suit from the many hundreds here. The intrinsic value of every garment is as assured as the style is authentic. This spring you get more for your money than in many seasons. hundreds here. The intrinsic value of every garment is as assured as the style is authentic. 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