oc-plain-dealer 1922-07-17

MIDDAY, July 17, 1922 SPORTS LOCALS ESTABLISH HOME RUN RECORD IN 20-1 VICTORY Anaheim Elks got some batting practice yesterday in 20 to 1 victory over the Huntington Park team on the Huntington Park field. It was a case of the league leaders meeting the tailenders. The locals piled up 23 hits, establishing a home-run record for the So. Cal. Elks league when Ramage, Bush, Pendleton, Dunn and Coffman got four-base clouts. Brown, pitcher for Huntington Park, got one of the two hits for the visitors, a four-bagger, which is the first and only score Huntington Park has garnered since the league opened. Coffman, Garden Grove boy who appeared in the local lineup for the first time, connected both times be appeared at bat, once for a circle swat. The Huntington Park team is not so strong as it might be, but the visitors kept fighting all the way. The lodge is comparatively new and some of its enterprises are still in the embryonic stage. However, the Bills should be commended for getting started after things. Next Sunday, Anaheim plays Riverside here. Anaheim— AB. H. O. A. E. Pendleton, ss ... 6 3 0 2 1 Ramage, 1b-c ... 5 3 13 0 0 Dunn, 3b ... 6 3 0 1 0 G. Callan, cf ... 6 4 1 0 0 B. Callan c ... 4 2 9 0 0 Bush, 2b ... 6 4 2 2 0 B. Bush, lf ... 5 1 0 0 0 Schrott, rf ... 2 1 0 0 0 Salveson, p ... 3 1 0 1 0 Callahan, p ... 2 0 0 0 0 Hughes, p ... 1 0 1 0 0 Taffman, rf ... 2 1 1 0 0 Totals ... 46 23 27 G Huntington Park—AB. H. O. A. E. McGary, ss ... 4 0 6 1 Daniels, 3b-p ... 3 0 1 3 0 Wilkins, c ... 3 0 7 0 Hauslin, lb ... 4 0 14 1 Flickk, lb ... 3 1 3 Baseball Standings PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE W. L. Pc. San Francisco ...65 39 625 Vernon ...63 40 .612 Los Angeles ...55 52 .514 Oakland ...52 54 .491 Salt Lake ...50 52 .490 Seattle ...46 57 .447 Portland ...43 59 .422 Sacramento ...42 62 .404 Yesterday's Results Los Angeles, 5-6; Portland, 1-5 (second game 12 innings.) Salt Lake 13-11; Vernon, 4-26. San Francisco, 9-6; Seattle, 3-0. Oakland, 6-9; Sacramento, 4-3. NATIONAL LEAGUE W. L. Pc. New York ...49 .30 .620 St. Louis ...52 .34 .605 Chicago ...43 .40 .518 Cincinnati ...44 .41 .518 Brooklyn ...42 .42 .500 Pittsburgh ...38 .44 .463 Philadelphia ...31 .47 .397 Boston ...29 .50 .397 Yesterday's Results Boston; 5; Cincinnati, 4. Brooklyn, 6; Pittsburg, 2. Philadelphia, 10; Chicago, 7. St. Louis, I; New York, O. AMERICAN LEAGUE W. L. Pc. St. Louis ...50 .36 .581 New York ...49 .38 .563 Chicago ...44 .40 .524 Detroit ...44 .42 .512 Washington ...40 .43 .482 Cleveland ...41 .44 .482 Philadelphia ...34 .45 .430 Boston ...35 .49 .417 Yesterday's Results Chicago, 4; New York, O. St. Louis, II; Washington, O. No other games scheduled. AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Indianapolis ...54 .34 .614 St. Paul ...49 .33 .598 Milwaukee ...52 .41 .559 Minneapolis ...44 .40 .524 Louisville ...47 .44 .516 Kansas City ...40 .43 .430 Columbus ...37 .53 .411 Toledo ...31 .56 .356 MABEE WIN BEFORE KING AT ELKS Roy Mabee, rec cold, is working out club mat with Victor tion for his match world's champion style, at the Gram of next week. Tomorrow noon Kiwanis clubmen w unity to see the t go to it. The biggest crow wrestling match ispected to pack the Mabee-Milyake wonderful showing tiling-rancher again Mondt last Tuesday est has been revived game locally with that Anaheim is th the best men in the While it is real great wrestler no bee's wonderful exi day will deny that good chance to win interest in the ma not a handicap affair but is to go until has two falls to his mean a few minutes of wrestling. It is a hard-fought match Incidentally, More able to throw Mc Fighting John Glendale next Frida Blow With B Bat K ST. LOUIS, July Bouzek, 33, a deputy Creek, died in the here today of a fract ed by a blow over baseball bat in the Woolezy, I8, of Valle Woolezy, enraged made by Bouzek, w baseball game at F reestday struck Bo n an argument. Woolezy fled and LAKE LEVEL RISES Geologists are trying to learn why the level of Lake Nyassa in Africa is rising again after falling for several years. Tenth Falkenstein's Semi-Annual Semi-Annual Clearance Sale Now In Progress MABEE WILL WORK BEFORE KIWANIANS AT ELKS’ TUESDAY Roy Mabee, recovering from a bad cold, is working out daily on the Elks club mat with Vlc Baden in preparation for his match with Taro Miyake, world’s champion wrestler, jiu jitsu style, at the Grand theater Tuesday of next week. Tomorrow noon a large number of Kiwanis clubmen will have an opportunity to see the two local grapplers go to it. The biggest crowd that ever saw a wrestling match in Anaheim is expected to pack the Grand theater for the Mabee-Miyake match, since the wonderful showing of the local wrestling-rancher against Joe "Toots" Mondt last Tuesday. Intense interest has been revived in the wrestling game locally with the knowledge that Anaheim is the home of one of the best men in the game. While it is realized the Jap is a great wrestler no witnesses of Mabee's wonderful exhibition last Tuesday will deny that he has a mighty good chance to win. There is added interest in the match because it is not a handicap affair as was the last but is to go until Mabee or the Jap has two falls to his credit. This may mean a few minutes or several hours of wrestling. It is certain to mean a hard-fought match while it lasts. Incidentally, Mondt, who was unable to throw Mabee, will meet Fighting John Hackenschmidt at Glendale next Friday evening. Blow With Baseball Bat Kills Umpire ST. LOUIS, July 17—Charles Bouzek, 33, a deputy sheriff of Rock Creek, died in the Lutheran hospital here today of a fractured skull caused by a blow over the head with a baseball bat in the hands of Charles Woolezy, 18, of Valley Park. Woolezy, enraged over a decision made by Bouzek, who was umpliring a baseball game at Fenton, near here, yesterday struck Bouzek with a bat in an argument. Woolezy fled and was overtaken. KERR WILL ATTEND STANFORD UNIV. Bill Kerr, the sensational Huntington Beach high school miler, holder of 11 gold medals, 7 silver cups and a number of interscholastic records, will enter Stanford University this coming year. During Kerr's four years in high school he made a wonderful record, not only in track but in his studies. Kerr was captain of the Huntington Beach track team and broke a number of interscholastic records, among them, mile champion of Orange-co; So. Calf., champion time 4:36; State champion time, 4:30 2-5; National Interscholastic meet, first in half mile, time 2:02. Kerr's success is largely due to his practice of watching his cleft with extreme care. He never indulges in sweets but clings to vegetables, fruits, milk and eggs. A wonderful opportunity and future awaits the lad. RUBIDOUX-MARTIN FRIDAY MAIN EVENT A crackerjack main event has been signed up for next Friday night's doings at the Athletic club by Matchmaker Billy Darnley. No loss personages than Ad Rubidoux, sensational San Bernardino fighter, and Danny Martin, a rattling good boy from Tacoma, will occupy the top place. That the local fans are due for the treat of the season is putting it mildly for when such two classy boys come together a real battle that will knock 'em all dizzy is bound to take place. Darnley considers himself very fortunate in securing the services of such a good boy as the San Bernardino battler and with just as good a boy to meet him, Danny Martin. There is no reason why the setto should not be productive of a world of class. It is a real Hollywood and Vernon mal attraction. Martin has only recently arrived in Los Angeles from the northern city where he has meet and defeated some of the best boys of his weight now boxing on the coast. He jumped at the chance of meeting Rubidoux, figuring that a win would place him high up on the card at either Hollywood or Vernon. Danny and Young... Bat Kills Umpire ST. LOUIS, July 17.— Charles Bouzek, 33, a deputy sheriff of Rock Creek, died in the Lutheran hospital here today of a fractured skull caused by a blow over the head with a baseball bat in the hands of Charles Woolezy, 18, of Valley Park. Woolezy, enraged over a decision made by Bouzek, who was umpliring a baseball game at Fenton, near here, yesterday struck Bouzek with a bat in an argument. Woolezy fled and was overtaken by fans attending the game. He was placed in the county jail at Clayton, where a charge of murder likely will be lodged against him. STATE NEWS BRIEFSE Methods of efficiency and economy were discussed at the Southern California Citrus Institute in Pomona. There was a banquet in the evening. More than 500 growers attended. The largest advertising budget in the history of the Sun Maid Raisin Growers was adopted by the directors. The amount is $2,520,000, compared with $1,475,000 a year ago. The Democratic nomination candidacy for Governor of Mattison B. Jones, Los Angeles attorney, was launched at a meeting in Los Angeles. A brush is set into one end of a mil file for manicurists to handle two implements. BREA NEWS BREA CANYON, July 17. (Spl.) Miss Elizabeth Bailey, General Petroleum lease, is visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Brooks, Long Beach. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Goetsch and two children, Roland and Helen, were visitors at the A. Kneuzli home Friday night. Robert Kneuzli, Central-ave was a guest of his cousin Roland Goetsch in Orange last week. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Pendleton and daughter, Miriam, Brea Canyon Oll Co., started for the northern part of the state last week, for a two weeks auto trip. They plan to visit friends and relatives enroute. Victor Shiells, son of Wm. Shiells, Pomona-ave is reported improving. Victor was visiting at the home of his grandfather in Moorpark, Ventura-co and was taken suddenly ill. His parents were called and found it to be not a case of "green apples" but of green apricots and buttermilk! The boy was in a very serious condition when brought home and placed under the care of Dr. Parrett. The outcome was doubtful for several days but hopes are entertained now for a complete recovery. The Brea Auxiliary of the American Legion held a very interesting meeting at the home of Mrs. Vescellus, Yorba Linda, Friday afternoon. Those present were Mesdames A. R. Burns, Ella McGraw, Eliza Bradley, T. B. Watson, Matthews, N. D Adkins, T. Curtis, and Sales. Dainty refreshments were served by the hostess. Mrs. Ted Salveson, Madrona-ave, and guests, Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Britterly of St. Joseph, Mo., spent Thursday at Catalina. Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Smith, Orange-ave, visited Mrs. Smith's brother, Mr. Humphrie of Pomona-ave at the county hospital Friday night. Mrs. Kate A. Russell, Los Angeles such a good boy as the San Bernardo battler and just as good a boy to meet him, Danny Martin. There is no reason why the setto should not be productive of a world of class. It is a real Hollywood and Vernon main attraction. Martin has only recently arrived in Los Angeles from the northern city where he has meet and defeated some of the best boys of his weight now boxing on the coast. He jumped at the chance of meeting Rubidoux, figuring that a win would place him high up on the card at either Hollywood or Vernon. Danny and Young Farrel gave the fans a real thrill a couple of weeks ago at the Hollywood stadium when Martain beat him after four torrid rounds. Farrel is rated a mighty good boy. Rubidoux needs no introduction or recommendation. His past record stands out for itself. A fast semi-windup and the usual number of good preliminaries will also be down on the bill. PRICES cellus, Yorba Linda, Friday afternoon. Those present were Mesdames A. R. Burns, Ella McGraw, Elza Bradley, T. B. Watson, Matthews, N. D. Adkins, T. Curtis, and Sales. Dainty refreshments were served by the hostess. Mrs. Ted Salveson, Madrona-ave, and guests, Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Britterly of St. Joseph, Mo., spent Thursday at Catalina. Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Smith, Orange-ave, visited Mrs. Smith's brother, Mr. Humphrie of Pomona-ave at the county hospital Friday night. Mrs Kate A. Russell, Los Angeles, district deputy of the Woman's Benefit Ass'n. of the Maccabees was in Brea Thursday to attend the meeting of Brea Review No. 74. A very interesting meeting is reported. The members announced "open house" for the next meeting and a 500 Party will be given. A cordial invitation is extended all who enjoy the game. Refreshments will be served. Hostesses will be Mesdames Belshe, Scott, Craig and Gance. Mrs. Sarah Depweg of Los Angeles, daughter of I. Craig, Orange-ave visited Brea and Santa Ana last week. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Bush, daughter Audrey and sons Athol and David of Laurel Heights and Miss Helen Hale of Placentia were visitors at Huntington Beach last week. Mr. and Mrs James Craig of Anaheim visitor relatives in Brea Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Peterkisi visited Mr. Humphries at the county hospital Friday night. Mrs. Wm. Woodroof, Cedar-st entertained in honor of her sister, Mrs. Stella Carroll, Saturday afternoon. DIVORCE RULING CARSON CITY, Nev., July 17. — William Kennett, clerk of the supreme court of Nevada, today officially notified the first judicial district court of Nevada at Minden, Nevada, that the supreme court had decided that the attorney general had no authority either under the statutes of the state or the common law to bring an action to annul the divorced obtained by Mary Pickford from her former husband, Owen E. Moore. This action forever closed one of the most famous matrimonial actions in the state. Plain Dealer for good job printing. CALIFORNIA PAGE THREE WINSTWO SEAN BERDOO 2 won two in three dino in the So. Cal. lague dropped three angeles No. 1. The heim No. 2 194 154 179 527 161 145 144 450 158 150 116 424 179 183 220 582 165 169 177 511 857 801 836 2494 ardino Elks 198 156 158 512 137 145 144 440 194 180 183 557 140 187 149 476 157 141 178 476 826 809 826 2461 am No. 1 144 221 155 520 181 149 191 521 129 168 152 449 165 200 170 535 159 164 157 480 778 902 825 2505 cles No. 1 172 213 157 542 185 182 151 518 191 173 200 564 189 214 228 631 182 187 171 540 919 969 907 2795 ISTRICTS has been mapovernment commisning to reorganize of electric distriritain. HEATER water designed for so can be used to water. SANTA FE LEASE SANTA FE LEASE, July 17. (Spl) Mr. and Brs. Bert Ryan have as their guest this week Mrs. Ryan's brother, Mr. Dewey Cole of Turlock. Mr. Ed Ryan enjoyed Friday evening at the California theatre. Little Miss Anita Peralta returned to her hame Thursday after a week's visit with relatives and friends at San Diego. Mrs. Sanders and baby Charles, have returned home from the Anaheim hospital Baby and mother are doing fine. Mr. Mcquire has returned from a week's vacation at San Diego. Mrs. Evans and son, Charles, were Los Angeles visitors Thursday. Mr. Wieck's brother has returned to his home in Barstow after a few days vacation with his brother and family of this lease. Mr. and Mrs. Goldring and sons, Leslie, Ira and Morton and daughter, Ida, visited relatives in Los Angeles Thursday evening. Elmer Williams and Jack Andrews were Brea and Anaheim visitors Thursday. Those attending the Masonic lodge Thursday were Edward Braimer, George Cullen and H. Schryer, all of this lease. Mr. Charlie Wilson is away on a month vacation with his mother. Mrs. Pittman returned Thursday from a business at Bakersfield. Mr. and Mrs. Fred DeMarris of Placentia were callers on this lease Thursday. Mr. Ray Grant and Miss Marguerite Flynn enjoyed Friday evening at the California Theatre at Anaheim. Mr. and Mrs. Arnstrong were Anaheim shoppers Thursday. Mrs. Chas. Peralta and daughter, Anita, visited at Yorba Friday. Mrs. Gilbert and daughters, Lucille, Ethel and Marilynn of the Puente lease visited Mrs. Gilbert's DEATH SPREAD BY BURSTING DAM WILLOMANSETT, Mass., July 17. The loss of one life and property loss estimated at $1,000,000 was the toll taken early today by the flood that swept through here following the bursting of two dams. A wall of water, in some places seven feet high, swept all in its path. Buildings were hurled from their foundations, trees and poles uprooted and railroad tracks torn up. The one known death was that of Mrs. Albert Coaling of Pemleton avenue, who died of exposure and shock after she had been rescued from the raging waters. Her home had been swept away by the flood resulting from the bursting of dams at two points above here. The Langwald dam gave way first and the water released there swept away the Roberts dam. KILLED IN FIGHT SAN RAFAEL, Cal., July 17. Knocked down by a punch on the jaw in a fist fight with Andreas Andersen, a sailor, Olaf Anderson, also a seaman, fell on a pile of bricks and was killed when his skull was fractured. mother, Mrs. Will Johnson of this lease Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Greminger and daughter Frances were Anaheim visitors Saturday. Those who attended the West Coast Athletic club dance at La Vida Springs were Mr. and Mrs. Segina, Miss Sadie Jones, Mr. Lighte, Miss Ruth Goldring, Mr. Ben Goldring, Mr. Brownie Williams, Mr. Smith, Mr. Williams, Mr. and Mrs. Mann and Mr. and Mrs. Collins and daughter, Mary. Miss Marguerite Flynn attended the dance at Anaheim Friday night. Mr. and Mrs. C H. Williams were Anaheim visitors Friday night. Doll Sale A SMALL PAYMENT Down on Any Doll During This Sale will reserve same for you and can be taken out at Xmas time or at your convenience. 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