oc-plain-dealer 1922-07-24
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LOCALS MASSACRE
RIVERSIDE 17 TO 1
Anaheim started the second half of the schedule for this division of the Cal. Elks baseball league yesterday afternoon by making another massacre of it. Riverside being the victims this time to the tune of 17 to 1. The locals are hitting the old apple with consistency which must be heart-breaking to the other Elk teams. Particularly is some of the younger talent looming up brilliantly. Schrott and Coffman did some mighty nice stick work yesterday.
Harry Hughes pitched brilliant ball for the major portion of the game, being relieved after the pastime was well salted by Perry Callahan who is going to make a star moundsman for the locals with a little more control.
Riverside 643— AB. H. O. A. E.
Brainard, ss 4 0 1 3 0
Hansen, 1b 3 2 13 0 0
Gilpin, lf 4 0 1 0 0
Hudson, 3b 4 0 2 0 1
Shrimp, rf 4 1 1 1 0
Rogers, c 4 0 4 2 2
Smith, cf 4 2 2 0 1
Overman, 2b 4 1 0 3 0
Mump, p 2 1 0 2 0
Totals .33 7 24 11 4
Anaheim 1345— AB. H. O. A. E.
Pendleton, ss 5 1 1 0 0
Dunn, 3b 5 3 0 1 0
B. Callan, c 4 1 15 9 0
G Callan, 1b 4 2 7 2 0
D. Bush, 2b 5 2 2 3 0
R. Bush, lf 3 1 0 1 1
Schrott, rf 4 3 1 0 0
Coffman, cf 4 2 0 0 1
Hughes, p 4 2 1 2 0
Callahan, p 1 0 0 1 0
Totals .39 17 27 10 2
Riverside .000 100 000—1
Anaheim .152 005 13x—17
Innings pitched—By Mumy, 2-1-3; by Hudson, 3-1-3; by Hughes, 7; by Callahan,2. Home runs—Coffman, Schrott. Two-base hits—G. Callan, D. Bush. Sacrifice hits—B. Callan,2. Stolen bases—Pendleton, R. Bush (3), D. Bush, Mumy, Overman, Dunn (2), Coffman.
New patients at the Anaheim sanitarium include: Mrs. J. M Board, Santa Ana; Mrs. Eugenie Gordan, Orange; A. J. Allen, Laguna Beach;
Baseball Standings
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
W.L. P.c.
San Francisco .70 42.625
Vernon .64 46.582
Los Angeles .61 53.535
Salt Lake .54 55.495
Oakland .55 58.487
Seattle .50 61.459
Portland .46 53.422
Sacramento .45 67.402
Yesterday's Results
Los Angeles,5-4; Vernon,3-5.
Portland,4-4; Salt Lake,7-5.
San Francisco,1-5; Oakland,0-4.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
W.L. P.c.
New York .53 33.616
St. Louis .57 36.613
Chicago .48 42.533
Cincinnati .48 44.522
Pittsburg .43 44.494
Brooklyn .44 46.489
Philadelphia .31 53.369
Boston .30 .56.349
Yesterday's eResults
Chicago,4; Brooklyn,1.
New York,4; Cincinnati,1.
Boston,'4; St. Louis,1.
AMEIRCAN LEAGUE
W.L. P.c.
St. Louis .53 38.582
New York .53 41.564
Chicago .48 43.527
Detroit .48 45.516
Cleveland .46 46.500
Washington .42 46.477
Boston .38 53.418
Philadelphia .35 51.407
Yesterday's Results
Washington,11; Philadelphia,3.
New York,11; Boston,7.
Detroit,11; St. Louis,6.
Chicago,10; Cleveland,6.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
W.L. P.c.
St. Paul .57 35.620
Indianapolis .56 39.589
Milwaukee .56 45.554
Minneapolis .49 45.521
Louisville .48 49.495
Kansas City .47 53.470
Columbus .40 58.408
Toledo .33 62.347
Yesterday's Results
Minneapolis,8-2; Columbus,5-3.
Indinapolis,12-2; Milwaukee,1-3.
St.Paul,6-8; Toledo,4-1
Kansas City,6; Louisville,5.
WIRE ELKS SCORE T
Manager Billy Helm Elks B.B.
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ANNOUNCEMENT
there will be a
DODGE BROTHERS|
Business Coupe
on the salesroom floor
JULY 25TH AND 26TH
Evenings
for your inspection.
CHARLES H. MANN
210 South Los Angeles St.
Anaheim
MUST MOVE 'EM QUICK
Our Big Stock of
Used Cars
to make Room for
New Chevrolets
Every car listed below is going to be sold irregardless of their cost to u
now and save.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION
W. L. P.C.
St. Paul
57 35 .620
Indianapolis
56 39 .589
Milwaukee
56 45 .554
Minneapolis
49 45 .521
Louisville
48 49 .495
Kansas City
47 53 .470
Columbus
40 58 .408
Toledo
33 62 .347
Yesterday's Results
Minneapolis, 8-2; Columbus, 5-3.
Indinapolis, 12-2; Milwaukee, 1-3.
St. Paul, 6-8; Toledo, 4-1
Kansas City, 6; Louisville, 5.
Try Plain Dealer Want Ads.
PERRY INF
Jack Perry, the son of Mr. and Mrs. cently from Arizona night. Funeral service announced for 2 o'clock noon, Rev. C. R. ing; interment at the etery, Angus McAulor.
Mrs. H. West un operation at the F Saturday.
ANAHEIM FUEL
Hay, Grain, Seeds,
Fertillizers, Wood,
Insectic
Publio Weigth
15-ton B
242 W. Center St.
Anaheim
Watch and Jewelry
TRUTH
Every car listed below is going to be sold irregardless of their cost to u
now and save.
1920 F. B. Chevrolet Touring, wonderful condition, new paint, rubber as good as new ... $750
D-55 Buick Touring, fine running condition ... 100 Down
C-25 Buick Touring, a wonderful bargain ... 50 Down
1918 Buick Truck, can't be beat ... 275
1921 Ford Coupe, many extras ... 575
1921 Ford Coupe, in good condition thruout ... 475
1920 Ford Touring, a real buy ... 2
1918 Ford Touring, new paint, good tires ... 1
1916 Ford Touring, excellent shape, lots of extras ... 1
1915 Ford Roadster ... 1
Two Ford Speedsters, both in excellent shape ... 1
Two 1-Ton Trucks. It will p
to make offer on these.
Frank P. Taggart Co
Chevrolet Dealer
306 North Los Angeles St.
WIRE ELKS' B. B. SCORE TO CANADA
Manager Billy Knott of the Anaheim Elks B. B. team, received a postcard today from J. Leslie Swope, past exalted ruler of Anaheim Elks, on his way home from the national Elks gathering at Atlantic City. He writes from Niagara Falls: "Bill, wire me at Banff Springs, Canada, how the gang is doing in the old race. Will be there 23 to 25th—Les."
Manager Knott wired the following:
"Anaheim away ahead of the schedule. We can lose two games with cur nearest competitor and still be even. Playing Pomona at Poona next Sunday. We miss your support at the games very much, especially on the dotted line. Weather splendid and everyone well. We all join in best regards to yourself, wife and Mrs. Mullinix." —Billy Knott.
BRITISH QUIT WAR GAS MANUFACTURE
LONDON, July 24. Great Britain has ceased entirely to manufacture poison gas except for experimental purposes. Premier Lloyd George announced in the house of commons this afternoon.
FULLERTON DEPT.
ENTERTAIN SCHOOLMATES
Mr. and Mrs. Angus McAulay entertained a small company of friends last evening in compliment to Atty. and Mrs. Lewis Knox, and daughter, Edna, of Boise, Idaho, who were schoolmates of Mrs. McAulay in their easter homes. The honored guests are touring California and their visit here was a very happy one. Other guests were Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Weymouth, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Clark and two daughters, of Los Angeles, and Mrs. Earl Spencer, of Anaheim. Luncheon was served late in the evening. A pleasant time recounting happenings in the old home occplied at the pleasant hours.
PERRY INFANT DIES
Jack Perry, the seven-month-old son of Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Perry, re-
City Building Burned In Oregon
MARSHFIELD, Ore., July 24.
Fire today had taken the toll of 28 buildings along Frant street, perriaps at least one life, and done damage estimated at $200,000. The amount of insurance to be collected on the burned buildings is small.
The city hall, engineer's office, city jail and fire department headquarters were all burned, destroying many valuable municipal records.
Fire departments from Coquille and North Bend rushed to the scene, but a high wind spread the flames rapidly until they checked of their own accord upon reaching heavier brick structures in the new section of the city. Because of the dry season the wooden buildings were fine food for the flames. The origin of the fire has not been determined.
AGED SAN BERDOO MAN HIT BY AUTO
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His 15-year-old son was also badly bruised.
E. H. Peterkin, wellknown Brea man, suffered a fractured arm in a collision with a car driven by a Jap about 10 p.m. Sunday on No. Mainstreet, near the Santa Ana city limits. Immediately after this collision, a third car drivebyn by B. H. Schuhardt plowed into the melee. Peterkin's car was the worst damaged, and he was the most painfully hurt, being removed to the Santa Ana Community hospital.
George Bames of Artesia reported to Sheriff Jackson today that he was in a collision near Los Alamitos sugar factory yesterday with a car driven by Lloyd L. Gabriel of Brea. Bames' car was badly damaged and three members of his family were removed to the hospital with painful but not
schoolmates of Mrs. McAulay in their
easter homes. The honored
easters are touring California and their visit
here was a very happy one. Other
guests were Mr. and Mrs. W. E.
Weymouth, Mr. and Mrs. Koy Clark
and two daughters, of Los Angeles,
and Mrs. Earl Spencer, of Anaheim.
Luncheon was served late in the evenning. A pleasant time recounting
happenings in the old home occupied
at the pleasant hours.
PERRY INFANT DIES
Jack Perry, the seven-month-old
son of Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Perry, recently from Arizona, passed way last
night. Funeral services have been
announced for 2 o'clock Tuesday afternoon, Rev. C. R Montague officiating;
interment at Loma Vista cemetery,
Angus McAulay, funeral director.
Mrs. H. West underwent a major
operation at the Fullerton hospital
Saturday.
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MADALYNNE TO GO TO
HUSBAND IF FREED
LOS ANGELES, July 24.—Disclosures that a defense witness, Mrs.
Elizabeth Osgood, received a "black sand" letter the day following her appearance on the witness stand were made today coincident with the opening of the final arguments in the retrial of Madalynne C. Obenchain on the charge of murdering J. Belton Kennedy.
As the state prepared to open its plea that the jury hang, Mrs. Obenchain for the murder of her former sweetheart the defendant herself announced that she expected to return to "Steady Ralph" Obeanchain her former husband, as soon as the jury returned its verdict.
Arguments to the jury are expected to consume three or four days, which will put the case in the jury's hands Thursday or Friday. Mrs. Obenchain, it is said, is hoping the jury will not begin its deliberations on Friday as in her previous trial it proved to be a "hoodoo" for her. The vote of that jury was 9 to 3 for conviction.
ZIEGFELD FRANTIC
AS HE CABLES WIFE
to "Steady Ralph" Obeanchain her former husband, as soon as the jury returned its verdict.
Arguments to the jury are expected to consume three or four days, which will put the case in the jury's hands Thursday or Friday. Mrs. Obenchain, it is said, is hoping the jury will not begin its deliberations on Friday as in her previous trial it proved to be a "hoodoo" for her. The vote of that jury was 9 to 3 for conviction.
ZIEGFELD FRANTIC
AS HE CABLES WIFE
YORK, HARBOR, Me., July 24.—As a result of the Miller-Pickford-Ziegfeld controversy, Florenz Ziegfeld Jr. is nearing a stage of nervous collapse, according to advices from Paris received today. The cablegram which he is said to have sent from Paris to his wife, the famous Billie Burke, who is spending the summer here, became known today.
The cablegram is in answer to one sent him by Billie following the Marilyn Miller-Jack Pickford-Billie Burke-Ziegfeld controversy in which the fair-haired Miss Miller, star of "Sally," has not hesitated to castigate the wife of the owner of the show and in which Billie has not been backward in denouncing Miss Miller.
INJURED BOY ON ROAD TO RECOVERY
Hope is strengthened in the condition of Robert Schutz, young motorcyclist who was injured in an accident July 11th. Altho still unconscious at time, he was able to visit with his parents and relatives at intervals yesterday. He is taking considerable nourishment and it will be only a short time before he will be able to see his friends who have been anxious about his condition.
He was seriously injured when his motorcycle on which he was riding on July 11, exploded a front tire and threw him head first over the handlebars.
MANAGER M'GRAW,
OF GIANTS, ILL
CINCINNATI, Ohio, July 24.—John McGraw, manager of the New York Giants, is confined to his bed at the Sinton hotel, suffering from a severe case of congestion of the lungs. Hugh Jennings will have temporary charge.
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CALIFORNIA Monday, July 24, 1922
D.W.GRIFFITH
Presents
Orphans of the Storm'
Adapted from
'The Two Orphans'
by arrangement with Kate Claxton
With Lillian & Dorothy Gish
Who Did She Love?
he lover was a noble
tocrat, young, most
dsome; her rescuer
protector. Another
a giant leader of
People, pockmarkyet fiery, fearless
eloquent. She was
rescuer and protechaving saved him
spies of the King,
braved all for a
The noble was
ashed, the lender
ated. Which did
love?
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