oc-plain-dealer 1922-07-25

EVERYTHING is set for the big wrestling match tonight at the Grand theater. Taro Miyake, the Japanese champ jin jitsu expert, arrived in Anaheim yesterday and look as fit as a fiddle. He is not so tall as Roy Mabee, Anaheim's wrestling rancher, but is more stocky, with unusual development of neck and shoulders. He is accompanied by his Japanese trainer with whom he is scheduled to give a jin jitsu exhibition at the Union League club in Los Angeles tomorrow evening. Mabee went thru his final workout with Vic Baden before the Rotary club yesterday afternoon on the Elks' mat. A large gallery displayed much interest as Mabee demonstrated the various holds. While not entirely rid of a cold which has bothered him somewhat for more than two weeks, Mabee professes and looks to be in A-1 condition. There was some difference of opinion today between the principals as to length of the match. Mabee favors a limit of 1½ hours, in case it is not a fall game inside that time, while Miyake is holding out for two hours. The question may not be decided before this evening. The preliminaries promise to be worth the price of admission. Since his two recent victories over McClain, the Santa Ana deaf mute, there has been much speculation as to how Foss, the Perris valley husky would stack up against Vic Baden, Anaheim garage man. Tonight fans will be given the opportunity to determine this point. The mat is down on the Grand stage and arrangements have been made for a capacity house, indicated by the heavy advance sale of pasteboards Louis Heffern will be on hand with a seven-piece orchestra which will entertain the fans before the preliminaries start promptly at 8:30 p.m. and during intermissions. Keenest interest was manifested by fans today in the Plain Dealer announcement yesterday that Mabee will go right after championship honors if he wins tonight. The possibility that Anaheim may see a worlds' wrestling championship decided has aroused the interest of all those keen about clean athletics. INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Syracuse, 10-0; Jersey City, 3-2; Baltimore, 5; Buffalo, 4; Toronto, 9; Reading, 6; Newark, 7; Rochester, 5. TEXAS LEAGUE Fort Worth, 4; Houston, 0; Wichita Falls, 8; Galveston, 0; Dallas, 5; San Antonio, 4; Beaumont, 8; Sheveport, 6. INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Syracuse, 10-0; Jersey City, 3-2; Baltimore, 5; Buffalo, 4; Toronto, 9; Reading, 6; Newark, 7; Rochester, 5. TEXAS LEAGUE Fort Worth, 4; Houston, 0; Wichita Falls, 8; Galveston, 0; Dallas, 5; San Antonio, 4; Beaumont, 8; Sheveport, 6. INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Syracuse, 10-0; Jersey City, 3-2; Baltimore, 5; Buffalo, 4; Toronto, 9; Reading, 6; Newark, 7; Rochester, 5. TEXAS LEAGUE Fort Worth, 4; Houston, 0; Wichita Falls, 8; Galveston, 0; Dallas, 5; San Antonio, 4; Beaumont, 8; Sheveport, 6. THE ORANGE The General Tire Sears Tire Co. Phone 741 304 West Center St. DUDLEY & GILL WILL MEET IN FEATURE Young Dudley and will head the Athletic card next Friday. Mr. Darnley has signed the welters for his feature it should prove the card of the season. This will be in the turn match both once before at Dream club at San Diego month ago. Cable occasion, they fun just about the great battle ever pulled off. Golindo came within a few houses in the first rink floored him for the m to have Dudley come back do the trick on him. It was as exciting as care to see and the drunk with approval. Both boys have been a return match every Friday meeting is the previous set-to love art are due for and every bit as good if not last Friday when Ad Danny Martin gave classy an exhibition of has ever been witnessed. Golindo is one of Vet warriors. He is a slug start to finish and Duding any set-up for he tough gent in the ring boy will be in his usual and it will be "some Dudley expresses himself." Clever Paddy Dillonly coming back to the again, will be asked hard game when he starts Johnny Dempsey, the set all Hollywood will ment last Friday night with Sailor Hackley. Given the semi-windup more as true to his purse been faithfully training right there isn't a fear this neck of the woods. The General Tire Sears Tire Co. Phone 741 304 West Center St. "This combination goes a long way to make friends" THE INTERCHANGEABLE 30 x 3½ Cord at $13.95 represents the value you have long wished for in this size. Interchangeable means that cord equipment can be put on as the fabrics wear out not necessitating an outlay of money for a complete set of tires as is usually the case when Ford and Chevrolet owners wish to change to Cord Tires. BIG POWER on the HILLS BIG POWER on the HILLS Make a fresh start—get a clean tankful of "Red Crown" and then watch how your engine performs. Watch it on the hills. 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On that memorable occasion, they furnished the fans just about the greatest four-round battle ever pulled off down that way. Golindo came within an ace of knocking the colored lad for a row of hen-houses in the first round when he floored him for the nine count, only to have Dudley come back and almost do the trick on him in the fourth. It was as exciting as anyone could care to see and the draw verdict met with approval. Both boys have been clamoring for a return match ever since, and if the Friday meeting is anything like the previous set-to lovers of the monly art are due for another real treat every bit as good if not better than last Friday when Ad Rubidoux and Danny Martin gave the natives as classy an exhibition of ringwork as has ever been witnessed anywhere. Golindo is one of Vernon's real old warriors. He is a slugging fool from start to finish and Dudley is not taking any set-up for he is one rough, tough gent in the ring. The colored boy will be in his usual tip top-form and it will be "some fight," so Mr. Dudley expresses himself. Clever Paddy Dillon, who is rapidly coming back to the front once again, will be asked to tackle some hard game when he stacks up against Johnny Dempsey, the youngster who set all Hollywood wild with excitement last Friday night in his bout with Sailor Hackley. Paddy is being given the semi-windup position once more as, true to his promise, he has been faithfully training and when right, there isn't a featherweight in this neck of the woods that has a Baseball Standings PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE W. L. P.c. San Francisco 70 42 .625 Vernon 64 46 .582 Los Angeles 61 58 .535 Salt Lake 56 55 .505 Oakland 55 58 .487 Seattle 50 61 .450 Portland 46 45 .414 Sacramento 45 67 .402 Yesterday's Results Salt Lake, 11-14; Portland, 8-4. No other games scheduled. NATIONAL LEAGUE W. L. P.c. New York 54 34 .614 St. Louis 57 36 .613 Chicago 48 42 .533 Cincinnati 48 44 .522 Pittsburgh 44 45 .494 Brooklyn 44 46 .489 Philadelphia 31 53 .369 Boston 30 56 .349 Yesterday's Results Pittsburg 3-4; New York 2-11. No other games scheduled. SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION Birmingham, 6-1; Memphis, 3-3. Mobile, 4; Chattanooga, 0. Nashville, 6; Atlanta, 5. Little Rock, 2; New Orleans, 1. Queensbury's" favorite sport. He and Dempsey figure to be a real bright spot on the card next Friday eve. Three good preliminaries are also on the bill and another large evening of sport seems assured. Frank Barrieau, Canadian welter-weight champion, who boxes Bert Colima in the main event at Jack Doyle's Vernon club tonight, is an old chum and club mate of Billy Darnley, athletic manager of the Anaheim Athletic club. Barrieau and Darnley used to be a couple of the old standbys of the Vancouver Athletic club in happy days gone by. 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CALIFORNIA Tuesday, July 25, 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 stocrat, young, most andsome; her rescuer protector. Another is 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 finished, the leader seated. Which did love? CALIFORNIA—TODAY AND TOMORROW Mat. 39c—a few Loges at.....55c Eve. 55c—a few Loges at.....83c Children—Any Show .....28c Come Early—Avoid the Crowds Announcement The Blue Bird Drapery and Decorating Shop formerly located at 236 West Center Street has moved to 323 East Center Street in a larger and more attractive show room. has moved to 323 East Center Street in a larger and more attractive show room. We cordially invite your inspection. Wrestling ROY MABEE Weight 175 Pounds VS. TARO MIYAKE Weight 175 Pounds Champion Japanese Wrestler of the World TONIGHT NEW GRAND THEATRE GOOD PRELIMINARIES Admission $1 plus war tax; Ringside $1.50 plus tax LADIES FREE