oc-plain-dealer 1922-08-17

WELL ROUNDED OUT CARD FRIDAY NIGHT A card that promises everything from soup to nuts, Matchmaker Billy Darnley says he is going to dish up to his faithful fight fans tomorrow night, down at the Athletic Club's arena on the sugar factory grounds. Each bout, from the curtain raiser to the main event, looks like it might be a feature in itself for there is some mighty good fighting material signed up and action is the one word being banked upon. The main attraction will bring together those two good little fellows, Danny Martin and Ted Levin. It should be about the fastest affair of its kind ever pulled off hereabouts. Both lads are extremely fast and clever and besides, each has a good healthy wallop in both mitts. Martin's recent set-to here with that very good boy, Ad Rubidoux, and whom he held to a fast draw, stamps him along with the best of his weight now boxing on the coast. He made a hit with local bugs on his first appearance here and they no doubt will welcome his return. He will have a hard contract on Ted Levin as Ted in four-round game. Of Leonard Lee and also his victory the tough, rough Co shows that Levin fighter. He and his night figure to be a The semi-windup Randall and Herb time of going to or an uncertainty. Ried with his condevery much if he was tomorrow eve. He not letting any graft feet in lining up Ryan. He has a co in mind to take Ed card, boys who will battle. Johnny R sponsible for a di week, is anxious t in the good graces and he may be the dall's place providin he cannot make it. Ised at any rate stacks up against I fight or be chased Ryan is a, hard-h fighter and loves th The preliminarie a lot of excitement mixers as Johnny M Orton will tangle art Espinosa, a boy fight mixes with newcomer to local said to be able to Alexander will end bugs that he is en match with Young Him here recently with Young Herren Santa Ana and who wallop like his name of old. Tickets are on sz old stand, United W. Center, Phone reservations early s California Theatre Anaheim A STUPENDOUS EVENT! COMING TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY World Premier First Showing in Any Theatre JACKIE COOGAN First Showing in Any Theatre JACKIE COOGAN In That Marvelous Picture "OLIVER TWIST" CHARLES DICKENS' STORY LON CHANEY AS "FAGAN" Harry S THE INTERESTS OF H. PURCHASED BY HARRY STA SION TODAY. MR. STANLI OF ANAHEIM AND NORTH YEARS AS A GARAGE MAN FOR SQUARE DEALING AND SION TODAY. MR. STANLEY OF ANAHEIM AND NORTH YEARS AS A GARAGE MAN FOR SQUARE DEALING AND Bui STANLEY WILL SPECIAL MECHANIC BEING PLACE MANSHIP. He Will Con Re GREASE RACK WASH RACK BRAKE LIN Miss 243 W. Center St. THE ORANGE COUNTY PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA "SHUFFLIN PHIL" BLAMES MGR M'GRAW PITTSBURG, Aug. 17.—"Shufflin' Phil" Douglas, famous pitcher, lays the blame for his permanent disbarment from organized baseball at the door of John J. McGraw, flery manager of the Giants. "I never threw a game in my life," Douglas said today, "and McGraw knows me well enough to know that I never would do such a thing." Douglas was found in his room in the Schenley hotel here waiting for someone to "lend him enough jack" to leave the city. "What makes me so mad, said Douglas, 'is that Mac won't even give me my pay. I don't know how I'm going to get out of here unless I get some money and I'm ashamed to wire my wife." NEW BALL PARK TO BE BUILT BY WRIGLEY LOS ANGELES, Aug. 17.—In a report submitted to the city council todaday the legislative body's public welfare committee recommended the draft of an ordinance changing the zone of the block between Thirty-ninth and Forty-first-sts. and So. Park and Maple-aves, to permit the establishment of a baseball park on this property by William Wrigley. The report was expected to be adopted by the council. The baseball park, it was announced by Charles Lockard, business manager of Wrigley's Los Angeles baseball club, will be one of the most attractive in the United States, having a seating capacity of 21,000. The total cost of the project, it was announced, will be in the neighborhood of $500,000. GIANT PITCHER'S WIFE PROSTRATED NEW YORK, Aug. 17.—Prostrated by the shock of her husband's down-fall, Mrs. Louise Douglas, wife of "Shufflin' Phil" Douglas, the pitcher suspended from organized baseball, BASEBALL STANDINGS PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE W. L. P.c. San Francisco ... 87 50 .635 Vernon ... 79 54 .594 Los Angeles ... 76 60 .559 GIANT PITCHER'S WIFE PROSTRATED NEW YORK, Aug. 17.—Prostrated by the shock of her husband's downfall, Mrs. Louise Douglas, wife of "Shuffin' Phil" Douglas, the pitcher suspended from organized baseball, was confined to her bed in her home here today. "Phil certainly must have been on a spree to have gotten himself into such a terrible fix," she said. "I cannot understand it at all. When the White Sox scandal broke three years ago he was most bitter in denouncing the players." JOE "TOOTS" MONDT TO MEET MICKHOFF Joe (Toots) Mondt, young heavy-weight wrestler, who met Roy Mabee on the mat at Anaheim some time ago, has signed to meet Nick Mickhoff, Bulgarian heavyweight of El Paso, in the gym at the Union League Club, Los Angeles, August 30. Mondt has had several matches since he was here and his many Anaheim friends wish him luck. "Toots" has been in Los Angeles only a short time, but has a host of admirers. Baldwin Refrigerators Save Ice-Strup-Barnes Furniture Co. BASEBALL STANDINGS PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE W. L. P.c. San Francisco ... 87 50 .635 Vernon ... 79 54 .594 Los Angeles ... 76 60 .559 Salt Lake ... 65 70 .481 Oakland ... 63 71 .470 Seattle ... 62 72 .463 Portland ... 55 79 .410 Sacramento ... 53 82 .393 Yesterday's Results Los Angeles, 8; Oakland, 3. Vernon, 5; San Francisco, 1. Sacramento, 4; Salt Lake, 0. Seattle, 8; Portland, 2. NATIONAL LEAGUE W. L. P.c. New York ... 66 45 .595 St. Louis ... 64 48 .571 Chicago ... 63 49 .563 Pittsburg ... 59 50 .541 Cincinnati ... 61 53 .535 Brooklyn ... 53 56 .486 Philadelphia ... 38 66 .358 Boston ... 35 72 .327 Yesterday's Results New York, 7; Pittsburg, 6. Cincinnati, 3; Philadelphia, 1. Brooklyn, 3 St. Louis, 2. AMERICAN LEAGUE W. L. P.c. New York ... 66 45 .595 Look Who's In Harry Stanley Is Back In Town RESTS OF H. G. SLINING IN THE MISSION GARAGE HAVE BEEN BY HARRY STANLEY AND THE NEW PROPRIETOR TAKES POSSES-MR. STANLEY NEEDS NO INTRODUCTION TO THE MOTORISTS AND NORTHERN ORANGE COUNTY AS DURING HIS PREVIOUS GARAGE MAN IN ANAHEIM HE ESTABLISHED A REPUTATION DEALING AND HONEST, RELIABLE WORKMANSHIP. Buick Repairing MR. STANLEY NEEDS NO INTRODUCTION TO THE MOTORISTS AND NORTHERN ORANGE COUNTY AS DURING HIS PREVIOUS GARAGE MAN IN ANAHEIM HE ESTABLISHED A REPUTATION DEALING AND HONEST, RELIABLE WORKMANSHIP. Buick Repairing WILL SPECIALIZE IN REPAIRING BUICK CARS, AN EXPERT BUICK BEING PLACED IN CHARGE TO GUARANTEE HIGH CLASS WORK- I Contract or Do Your Repair Work by the Ho K WASH RACK BRAKE LINING RACK FULL LINE OF TIRES----TUBES AND ACCESSORIES Mission Garage Harry Stanley, Prop. W. Center St. Phone CALIFORNIA Anaheim's Cinema Theatre Beautiful IGHT - ONLY - TONIGHT Big Time Acts 5 ed Murray Kissen Direct from L. A. Orpheum in "The Barber of Seville" coming Tomorrow Coming Marvelous Picture De Luxe "I AM THE LAW" ALICE LAKE, KENNETH HARLAN, WALLACE Y, NOAH BEERY AND AN EXCEPTIONAL CELEBRATED CAST Northwest Mounted Police Story ALICE LAKE, KENNETH HARLAN, WALLACE Y, NOAH BEERY AND AN EXCEPTIONAL CELELED CAST Northwest Mounted Police Story m. Tues. and Wed. Jackie Coogan in "Olive Twist" 66 46 .589 60 53 .531 57 55 .509 58 58 .500 54 58 .482 44 64 .407 42 68 .382 's Results York, 3. Washington, 3-11. Cleveland, 9. Go, 3. ASSOCIATION 's Results called. LEAGUE Dallas, 2. Fort Worth, 12; Beaumont, 4. San Antonio, 4; Wichita Falls, 0. Houston, 8; Shreveport, 4. INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Reading, 6; Syracuse, 3 (5 innings, rain.) Buffalo, 5-6; Newark, 2-7. Baltimore, 8-7; Rochester, 7-6. Jersey City, 7; Toronto, 3. OSBORNE TO RESUME DUTIES WASHINGTON, Aug. 17.—Next week Representative Henry Z. Osborne, of Los Angeles, who has been taking a "rest cure" at Walter Reed hospital, plans to resume his congressional duties. YOUNG YORBA LINDA WOMAN PASSES AWAY Mrs. Edmond Melton, 19, of Yorba Linda, passed away this morning at the Anaheim sanitarium. The body is at McAuley's undertaking parlors in Fullerton. Funeral services have not been arranged, pending word from relatives. Mrs. Melton is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Fuller, of Placentia. EASY BUSINESS "So your son's a contractor? What kind?" "Debts." o's Here Town AVE BEEN POSSESMOTORISTS PREVIOUS PUTATION P. C. 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