oc-plain-dealer 1922-06-17

Anaheim vs. Pomona in Elk League Opener Sun. Tomorrow afternoon the Cal. Elks Baseball league gets off to a flying start. Diamond athletes from one end of the state to the other will play the initial games in the great elimination contest to determine the Calif. champions. Last year the Anaheim Elks baseball team carried away the state honors, defeating San Francisco at the state convention. The year before, the first for the league, Anaheim won the So. Cal. title and was runnerup for the state title, losing in the finals to Sacramento. REAL BOXING SEEN HERE LAST EVENING Fight fans who attended the weekly doings of the Athletic club were treated to a bang-up boxing. Each of the six bouts was a feature and the big crowd went home tickled to death. There wasn't a substitute in any bout and as fast as one event was over, the next pair was in the ring. Everything went off with a bang, even to the starting of the show at 8:30. If the card last night is a forerunner of what the future shows are to be it is only a question of time before the old S. R. O. sign is hung out. Manager Billy Darnley is to be congratulated on the manner in which he came back last night in such strong shape. Next week's show should bring out a capacity crowd. As to the winners and losers, the biggest share of the credit belongs to them. They all fought hard and the losers were just as popular as the winners. In the main event Young Dudley of Anaheim, (the colored flash) and William Hunt from Fresno gave the crowd a real main event and what a battle it was—first it was Dudley and then it was Hunt. Dudley showed the hardest punch but Willie shook the colored lid up on more than one occasion with this year's Anaheim team is admittedly the strongest aggregation to represent the local "Bills." In addition to the old dependables in the box, Harry Hughes and Herb Salveson, the slab squad has Perry Callahan, who has loked good on two recent Sundays, and Ray Bush. The back stop position is held down by the veteran, Captain Buster Cullan, without a peer. Ramage will be at first for his third season. Bush plays his second year at second. Jack Pendleton is at short for the third league race. At third is Eddie Dunn. The outfield will contain such material as Ray Bush, Glen Callahan, Phil Schrott and plenty of other talent on the bench ready to set into their shoes. Anaheim opens the season on the local high school field with Pomona. The league is expected to be warm from the jump of as every other team in the state is laying to trina Anaheim by any possible hook or crook for the local Bills are, recognized as the one biggest handicap between the aspirations of any other aggregation and the state gonfalon. Baseball Standings PACIFIC COAST-LEAGUE W. L. P.c. Vernon ..... 41 27 .603 Baseball Standings PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE W. L. P.c. Vernon 41 27 .603 San Francisco 42 30 .583 Los Angeles 40 34 .541 Portland 35 33 .515 Salt Lake 33 34 .493 Seattle 32 40 .444 Oakland 31 43 .419 Sacramento 30 43 .411 Seattle and Los Angeles at Washington Park. Los Angeles, 4-2; Seattle, 3-5. Vernon, 7; Sacramento, 0. Portland, 3; San Francisco, 0. Portland, 3; San Francisco, 0. Oakland, 7; Salt Lake, 3. AMERICAN LEAGUE W. L. P.c. St. Louis 35 23 .603 New York 35 24 .593 Detroit 29 28 .509 Washington 28 30 .483 Cleveland 27 29 .482 Chicago 27 30 .474 Philadelphia 22 28 .440 Boston 23 31 .426 Yesterday's Results St. Louis, 15; Washington, 2. Detroit, 9; New York, 4. Chicago, 9; Philadelphia, 8. Boston, 8; Cleveland, 6. NATIONAL LEAGUE W. L. P.c. New York 36 19 .655 St. Louis 30 26 .536 Pittsburg 27 24 .529 Brooklyn 30 27 .526 Chicago 26 27 .491 Cincinnati 27 32 .458 Boston 22 30 .423 Philadelphia 18 33 .353 Yesterday's Results New York, 7; Pittsburg, 1. Brooklyn, 12; St Louis, 2. Philadelphia, 7; Cincinnati, 2. Chicago, 7; Boston, 6 (12 innings). AMERICAN ASSOCIATION W. L. P.c. Minneapolis 35 19 .648 Indianapolis 36 21 .632 St. Paul 34 20 .630 Milwaukee 31 29 .517 Columbus 26 36 .456 Louisville 25 34 .424 Kansas City 24 36 .400 Toledo 17 38 .309 Yesterday's Results Toledo, 13; Minneapolis, 7. St. Paul, 7; Columbus, 0. Indianapolis, 12; Kansas City, 3. Louisville, 6; Milwaukee, 5. TEXAS LEAGUE Dallas, 10; San Antonio, 0. Wort Worth, 5; Houston, 4. Galveston, 9; Wichita Falls, 6. Shreveport, 15; Beaumont, 2. INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Baltimore, 15; Syracuse, 7. Rochester, 9; Reading, 6. Joe Chaney came thrush with another win, out-boxing and outfighting tough Frankie Duffy in four rounds of torrid milling. Duffy tried hard but Chaney was too good for him. The Whittier lad is showing a warld of class in his recent bouts. Bobby Gray of La Habra gave Young Fisher, a colored youth with a wicked wallop, from the Angel City, a stiff argument for about three rounds, only to be fouled shortly before the end of the third by a left hand swing into the groin which no doubt was not intentional. The affair had been about even up to the unfortunate occurrence. Fisher asked for a return match which was granted by Gray. The curtain raiser was a real bunch of live fireworks and set the crowd wild with excitement. Young Montoyo and Mose Mootch battled ever inuch of the way to a draw. Only for a knock down that Mose scored on Montoyo in the third the Placeka youngster might have won his fight. It was a good draw. ELKS NO. ONE DROP TWO TO GLENDALE Glendale Elks No. 1 were too much for Anaheim last night and won the odd game. The local boys lost the first game by 20 pins and won the second game by 5 pins. The last game ended in a tie and on the roll off Glendale won out. Dugas had high gain of 218, also high series of 608. The scores: Anaheim Elks No. 1 Johnson ... 135 161 173 470 Moore ... 135 165 151 452 James ... 170 147 97 514 Dugas ... 207 218 143 608 Gordon ... 156 157 156 478 803 850 809 2522 Glendale Elks No. 1 Fort ... 159 175 154 488 Hueman ... 213 181 175 469 Card ... 169 144 214 477 Casswell ... 149 186 180 541 Apfel ... 132 159 146 43 823 845 869 2537 Glendale wins tie game. The Anaheim Municipal band will start off the ball players with a concert before the bleachers. If It's from Witman's It's Good. Yesterday's Results Toledo, 13; Minneapolis, 7. St. Paul, 7; Columbus, 0. Indianapolis, 12; Kansas City, 3. Louisville, 6; Milwaukee, 5. TEXAS LEAGUE Dallas, 10; San Antonio, 0. Wort Worth, 5; Houston, 4. Galveston, 9; Wichita Falls, 6. Shreveport, 15; Beaumont, 2. INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Baltimore, 15; Syracuse, 7. Rochester, 9; Reading, 6. Buffalo, 6; Jersey City, 2. WESTERN LEAGUE W. L. P.c. St. Joseph ... 44 14 .759 Tulsa ... 35 26 .574 Wichita ... 33 27 .550 Sloux City ... 31 28 .525 Omaha ... 27 30 .474 Oklahoma City ... 26 35 .426 Des Moines ... 22 38 .367 Denver ... 20 40 .333 Yesterday's Results Oklahoma City, 9; Sloux City, 4. St. Joseph, 11; Denver, 4. Wichita, 7; Omaha, 2. Tulsa, 9; Des Moines, 5. Whys, Wherefores of Valve-in-Head Motor (Continued from Page I) are pure and the electric spark has the minimum distance to travel in doing its work in the Valve-in-Head motor. The net result of these characteristics of design is to give the Buick motor more perfect combustion, a quicker ignition of the charge and a smaller loss of heat through the water jackets. The sum of these advantages is more power and less gasoline consumption. And with the new automatic heat control, ideal vaporizing conditions are obtained, as all the heat required for the proper handling of the car is at low speed and at the various ranges of speed applied. A. S. HINKLE SUES C. H. TODD Complaint has been filed in Superior Court against C. H. Todd or B. A. S. Hinkle, night county traffic officer, in connection with an alleged traffic violation in Buena Park several weeks ago. Todd is a truck driver. CHEVROLET UTILITY COUPE IS BEAUTY With an active manager of its own, a new parts department and new models to aid sales, the local branch of the Frank P. Taggart Company at 306 North Los Angeles street, promises to become more active than ever. Oscar Dennis, formerly service manager for the Paishley Motor Company of Santa Ana, Chevrolet distributors, has taken charge. Owners now can procure parts at once, instead of waiting until they are forwarded from the metropolis. The public will be given an opportunity to view the showrooms Saturday evening at seven o'clock when a radio concert will be given. Of the new one-seat utility coupe, the latest new model to be put out the company says: This car was designed to meet a specific large demand. The professional of commercial motorist has always preferred a car of moderate seating capacity with ample facilities for carrying instruments, apparatus, merchandise and luggage. Business houses are coming to reautomotive equipment on a par with the reputation of the house. The old idea of buying strictly on a price basis is being discarded and selling staff equipment is now bought with an eye to its effect on sales. The Chevrolet utility coupe exactly meets the requirements. It combines: High Quality in construction, appearance, appointments. Low Price, made possible by quantity production. Low Operating Cost, due to full modern mechanical equipment, light weight, and low cost of gasoline, oil and repairs. Extra large Rear Compartment. Chevrolet Utility Coupe is the lowest-priced car of such quality on the market and costs least to maintain. Its price is actually lower than many open roadsters, yet it provides the all-year serviceability, style andDurant Sales Mount! Demand Tops Supply Business conditions in Orange-co., are unusually good, according to B. E. Morthland, sales manager for James E. Appleby Motor Co., Durant dealers. In fact they find business so good that they are nearly a month behind in deliveries. They report new cars delivered to the following persons in the last few days: C. W. Chamberlain, touring car; V. Barnbull, touring car; Harley Wentz, sedan; L. R. Hurley, Valencia Hotel, coupe; LeRoy Walker, touring car; W. F. Spee, sedan; John P. Osborne, six touring; A. R. Slechty, touring car; Herman Schindler, touring car; Adolph Stoel, 4 touring, with California top, comfort of the strictly high-grade closed car. The professional or commercial motorist cannot confine his trips to fair weather. He must go whenever duty or business necessitates. Chevrolet utility coupe is ready to take him anywhere any motor car can go, any time and under any weather condition. It affords full protection against cold, heat, snow, rain or wind, yet can always be properly ventilated, and in summer opened up to provide all the air desired, with the minimum amount of dust. To realize the splendid value offered in this car, it must be remembered that the Chevrolet utility coupe is fully equipped, leaving nothing to buy but the license. Study the specifications on next page and note the same equipment and facilities found on high-priced cars. No matter what priced car you have been driving or have considered buying, it will pay you to investigate at your earliest convenience this car designed especially for professional and business purposes. A glance tells its quality. Inspection proves its value. A trial ride shows its desirability. See it. Compare it. Ask dealer for demonstration. ALL DODGE MODELS CHANGED IN BODY Behind the simple phraseology of an announcement which Dodge Bros. Detroit automobile manufacturers are publishing today in every important city and town in America, lies the story of a new achievement in automobile development. "Dodge Brothers announce a business coupe; conservative changes in the body design of all other types," he advertised reads. The business coupe is the first of all-st steel closed car ever marketed. In this respect it takes a new and distinct place in automotive history, for it involves an entirely unique principle of coupe body construction. The steel body not only practically eliminates the problem of limited production, due to the tedious and costly individual workmanship required on wood bodies, but also enables the manufacturers to give the coupe the same lustrous baked enamel finish which has already contributed so much to the reputation of Dodge Brothers open cars. This process in itself will also facilitate quantity production, as an enormous amount of time was consumed heretofore in applying the numerous coats of paint required on wood. Naturally, these are important factors in the determining of the selling price, resulting in economies which Dodge Brothers are passing directly to the purchaser. "Wood is practically eliminated from the construction of this car," said Chris H. Mann, the local dealer. "Ever the framework and panels are of steel, and the natural result is a lighter, quieter and more durable car. Steel prolongs life and reduces the possibility of squeaks and rattles." "The Business men of America have been expecting such a coupe and Dodge Brothers have given it to them." "It is in reality a coupe at a roadster price. While it is easily attractive enough for any use, it is particu Low Operating Cost, due to full modern mechanical equipment, light weight, and low cost of gasoline, oil and repairs. Extra large Rear Compartment. Chevrolet Utility Coupe is the lowest-priced car of such quality on the market and costs least to maintain. Its price is actually lower than many open roadsters, yet it provides the all-year serviceability, style and no matter what priced car you have been driving or have considered buying, it will pay you to investigate at your earliest convenience this car designed especially for professional and business purposes. A glance tells its quality. Inspection proves its value. A trial ride shows its desirability. See it. Compare it. Ask dealer for demonstration. Los Angeles Los Angeles Beats 7 HOUR Los Angeles Beats 7 HOUR for Old Record (1917) NASH Record . Time at Start, Finish a Driven by C. H. Bigelow and A touring car, taken at random from Troy Motor Sales Company, and these mountain and desert roa grades in but little slower time Not once dur necessary to o stamina, its r most strenuou What T 332 W MINUS OF DESERT ROADS AGE MODELS ANGED IN BODY The simple phraseology of the present which Dodge Bros. mobile manufacturers today in every import town in America, lies a new achievement in development. "Dodge once a business coupe; changes in the body design types," the advertiser coupe is the first of car ever marketed. It takes a new and disautomotive history, for entirely unique prin-body construction. The only practically elimination of limked produce is tedious and costly inmanship required on about also enables the to give the coupe the baked enamel finish ready contributed so reputation of Dodge cars. This process in also facilitate quantity as an enormous amount consumed heretofore in numerous coats of paint wood. These are important fact-termining of the selling ing in economies which cars are passing directly over. "Wood is practical from the construction laid Chis. H. Mann, the "Ever the framework of steel, and the natu-lighter, quieter and car, Steel prolongs life the possibility of squeaks men of America expecting such a couple brothers have given it to utility a coupe at a road-side it is easily attractor any use. It is particularly designed for the business man—who needs the comfort and protection of a closed car in his work, but who can easily get along without a few of the luxuries which, in the past, have made the closed car so expensive. The business coupe is built inside and out to withstand the wear and tear of every day use—and yet it retains the same lightness and beauty of line which everyone is accustomed to look for in Dodge Brothers closed cars. It lacks only what I might term the depreciation liabilities of the more expensive coupe. It is upholstered in genuine leather, has a wide, comfortable straight seat, is equipped with cord tire, heater, dome light, windshield cleaner and adjustments for raising and lowering windows. The doors are unusually wide and are fitted with new easy closing Yale locks. There is more than the usual amount of leg room and convenient and spacious luggage compartments are provided. Doctors, real estate men and salesmen of all kinds will find it just the car they need. We already have good indications of a tremendous demand. "The change of design in the other Dodge Brothers cars indicates that while Dodge Brothers have always adhered closely to the practical they are also progressive and abreast of the time. It is Dodge Brothers' policy to make improvements year after year and month after month and this is simply another step forward." SANTA ANA OBTAINS MUSIC CONVENTION Santa Ana has been chosen as the city for the 1922 annual convention of the Calif. Federation of Music Teachers, according to a telegram received today from Clarence A. Guastlin, Orange-co director of the Federation. The fedtreation board has been in conference at the northern metropolis. The dates will be announced later, but are expected to fall in May. The Chamber of Commerce invited the federation to come to Santa Ana. New Carburetor Will Double Ford's Mileage In last Saturday's auto section of this paper an announcement was made in regard to the wonderful performance of the new type Stromberg carburetor on a Ford car. In this announcement the story was told of a Ford car making 514-10 miles upon one single gallon of gasoline. To the average motorist this perhaps looks like a "fish story," but nevertheless is true." This test is verified by the Auto Club of Illinois and the Auto Association of America and was made through traffic in the city of Chicago, a couple of weeks ago. Such a record was thought impossible before this time. This new type Ford equipment inasmuch as it includes a special HOT SPOT Manifold which vaporizes the gasoline immediately, facilitating easy starting and quick get-a-way. This carburetor has been in the making for more than three years and all those that have witnessed its wonderful performance declare it marvelous. The factory is unable to supply the demand, so for this reason motorists are taken care of in turn as their names are received. West Bros. (The Auto Electric Maintenance Co.) Stromberg representatives for Northern Orange Co., have many names on their list and are installing this carburetor as fast as they receive them. Since the publicity in the Plain Dealer interested people from all of Orange county have visited them to find out more about this wonderful product. This Stromberg carburetor is installed on 10 drive trial. The motorist is the judge. In many cases the present miles per gallon has been doubled. If you own a Ford, put one on and watch the big results. West Brothers are located at Los Angeles and Chestnut streets, Anaheim. "Even in hard, overland transport, often operating huge pneumatic-tired trucks state that these freighters ride as gently as passenger cars." NASH mashes Record Angeles to Salt Lake Beats Former Time by HOURS, 5 MINUTES Angeles to Salt Lake Beats Former Time by HOURS, 5 MINUTES for the 853 Miles Record (1917) . . 33 Hours, 26 Minutes H Record . . . . 25 Hours, 21 Minutes at Start, Finish and Intervening Points Checked by Western Union Officials By C. H. Bigelow and Arthur B. Marshall, a STRICTLY STOCK Nash Six car, taken at random from among the demonstrators in use by salesmen of the Motor Sales Company, and with 7000 miles on the speedometer, traveled over mountain and desert roads, through sand stretches and over steep mountain but little slower time than the fastest express train. Not once during the record run did the Nash falter. Not once was it necessary to stop for mechanical or tire trouble—the car proved its stamina, its roadability, its speed and its trustworthiness under the most strenuous conditions of motor travel—and REMEMBER What This NASH Did YOUR NASH Can Do BOB WHITE COMPANY 332 West Center Phone 548