oc-plain-dealer 1923-04-21

Saturday, April 21, 1923 THE ORAN UNITED Theatre Anaheim Friday, Monday and Tuesday the seamless side of Life With its chills, its thrills, its heartaches and romances All caught for you entertainment I Pawned By FRANK L. PACKA Author of "The Miracle" Presented by J. PARKER READ SELECT SP PICTURES WITH TOM MOORE — EDITH ROBERTS AND JOS. SWICKARD also STAN LAUREL In Another of his Rollicking Comedies WITH TOM MOORE — EDITH ROBERTS AND JOS. SWICKARD also STAN LAUREL In Another of his Rollicking Comedies “THE HANDY MAN” TONIGHT “ONE MILLION IN JEWELS” A Thrilling Melodrama of the Customs Service FAST BOXING CARD FOR MONDAY NIGHT Monday night's boxing program at the local arena looks like the one best bet of the year. With a top notcher like Leo Matlock, crack Frisco 158 pounder, stacked up with fast Blackie Rice of Los Angeles, backed up by a semi-windup is good enough for a main go as well as a real fighting preliminaries—there is no reason why the old fight chanty should not turn 'em away. Young Terry, local hard-hitting welter, and Billy Maxwell, of L. A., who won at Hollywood last night, are down for the semi-windup. Tobby Montoya, the fast little Placentia battler, is meeting a tough one in Freddie Klagge if he does come from Pasadena. Vaughn Young, also of Pasadena, is going up against fifty Old Newbar of Glendora. "Rough House" Pete Brown of local fame is on with a dangerous customer in Eddie Doolis of Santa Ana. The curtain raiser will be a main event in itself. WASHINGTON WINS (By International News Service) OAKLAND, April 21—University of Washington today defeated University of California in the annual intercollegiate regatta by six lengths. The Washington crew staged a remarkable race and pulled away in the home stretch. Both crews were near collapse. The unofficial time was 16 minutes and 52 seconds. YESTERDAY'S HOMERS (By International News Service) AMERICAN LEAGUE No. Ttt. Heichle, Boston ... 1 Goslin, Wash. ... 1 Welch, Ath. ... 1 NATIONAL LEAGUE No. Ttt. Frieberg, Chi. ... 2 Hartnett, Chi. ... 2 Grimm, Pitts. ... 1 Williams, Philly ... 1 Traynor, Pitts. ... 1 Heathecote, Chi. ... 1 Statz, Chi. ... 1 LAST NIGHT'S FITES (By International News Service) MILWAUKEE, April 21—Ernie Gouman won by a technical knockout over Joe Sanger,, first round. Joe Gans outpointed Jack Schoedot, eight rounds. Johnny O'Donnell outpointed Jack Condon, six rounds. CEDAR RAPIDS—Eddie Morse defeated Johnny Baker, seven rounds. ERIE—Carl Tremaine was given a trimming here in 12 rounds by Mog Pugh, champion of Wales and the British army and navy. UNFOUNDED RUMOR (By International News Service) ST. LOUIS, April 21—An unfounded rumor, that Ty Cobb, manager of the Detroit Tigers, had met with a fatal accident, was promptly denied here this morning. The Detroit pilot had not been away from his hotel since yesterday's WASHINGTON WINS (by International News Service) OAKLAND, April 21.—University of Washington today defeated University of California in the annual intercollegiate regatta by six lengths. The Washington crew staged a remarkable race and pulled away in the home stretch. Both crews were near collapse. The unofficial time was 16 minutes and 52 seconds. UNFOUNDED RUMOR (By International News Service) ST. LOUIS, April 21.—An unfounded rumor, that Ty Cobb, manager of the Detroit Tigers, had met with a fatal accident, was promptly denied here this morning. The Detroit pilot had not been away from his hotel since yesterday's FAIRYLAND THEATRE ANAHEIM COMING TOMORROW SNOWY BAKER World Famous Athlete in the Superb Drama "The Better Man" Tonight Only Buck Jones in "BOSS OF CAMP 4" ADULTS 22c, KIDDIES 10c Furnished by Ye Colonial Shoppe THE ORANGE COUNTY PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIFORNIA CALIFORNIA Theatre Anaheim STEPPERS AND SCEPTERS, SAXOPHONE Mae M ROBERTS ANAHEIM BOWLERS TAKE 3 STRAIGHT Anheim Elk Bowlers took three straight last night in Los Angeles from Los Angeles Elks No. 2 in the So. Cal. Elks Bowling league. Evans and Graham bolstered up the locals. Splits were the rule on both teams throughout the evening. In the second game, which the locals won 797 to 794, Evans and Efker overcame a lead of 50 pins by striking out. The three wins put Anheim well up toward the top, now having won six and lost three. Anaheim Elks Moore ...147 141 135 423 Eden ...200 158 136 494 Graham ...217 127 190 534 Evans ...210 181 213 604 Efker ...130 190 156 476 904 797 830 Los Angeles Elks Newton ...169 125 142 436 Laurd ...159 168 166 493 Simpson ...141 192 159 492 Kressich ...138 147 178 463 Mackenzie ...171 162 167 500 778 794 812 Baseball Today American League Chicago ...000 100 000... 1 8 1 Cleveland ...301 100 00*... 5 11 0 Robertson and Schalk TONIGHT ONLY — THEODORE RO Theatre Flowers Furnished by YE COLONIAL BEARS AND CARDS MEET UPON TRACK (by International News Service) BERKELEY, April 21.—California Bears meet their ancient rivals, the Stanford Cardinals, in the annual intercollege track and field meet on California oval this afternoon. The teams were evenly matched and surprises were expected to determine the meet. A large crowd, filling the stands to overflowing, was present. Weather conditions were good with the track in good shape and fairly fast. California pulled the first surprise when Saxby of the Bear team took first place in the 440 yard run, and Linstrom ran second. Stanford had been expected to take all three places in this event. The summary follows: Mile Run—Elliott, Stanford first; Denton, Calif. second; Guebrey (S) third, time 4:38. 440 yard run—Saxby (C) first; Linstrom, (C) second; Van Judali, (S) third time 51. 120 yard high hurdles—Flak (S) first; Becker, (C) second; Leistner, (S) third. Time 15:10. This breaks the Calif.-Stanford high hurdle record, formerly held by White of Luis Firpo, pride of the Argentine, is Baseball Today American League Chicago ...000 100 000... 1 8 1 Cleveland ...301 100 00*... 5 11 0 Robertson and Schalk Uhle and O'Neill Boston ...010 300 002... 6 13 0 New York 004 120 00*... 7 8 0 O'Doul Fullerton and Devormer Mays and Schang Washing'n 010 400 001—6 9 2 Phila ...010 101 100—4 16 1 Zachary and Gharry Rounmel, Ogden, Harris and Perkins National League New York 100 004 200...7 15 1 Brooklyn ...000 000 000...0 9 2 McQuillan and Snyder Mammaux, Dickerman and Deberry. Phila ...000 001 000—1 9 4 Boston ...040 005 23*—14 15 0 Hubbell, Mitchell, Grant and Henline. McNamara and O'Neill Pacific Coast Sacramento ...000 000 Oakland ...000 000 Yellowhorse and Kochler Malls and Thomas Salt Lake first inning ...0 Vernon first inning ...5 Bladeholder and Poters Shellenback and Murphy. San Francisco Portland Scott and Yelle Yarrison and Byler Two Home Runs (By International News Service) PHILADELPHIA, April 21. — 'Bucky' Harris, Senator second sacker, poled on each occasion the bases were untenanted. Two Home Runs (By International News Service) PHILADELPHIA, April 21. — 'Bucky' Harris, Senator second sacker, poled on each occasion the bases were untenanted. BASEBALL TODAY Mile Run—Elliott, Stanford first; Denton, Calif. second; Guerebrey (S) third, time 4:38. 440 yard run—Sexby (C) first; Linstrom, (C) second; Van Judah, (S) third time 51. 120 yard high hurdles—Flak (S) first; Becker, (C) second; Leistner, (S) third. Time 15-1-10. This breaks the Calif.-Stanford high hurdle record, formerly held by White of Stanford in 1913 and Grunsky of California in 1917. The former record was 15-1-5. 100 yard dash—Farnsworth, (C) first; Campbell, (S) second; Ryan, (C) third. Time 10-1-5. Shot put—Neufeldt, (C) first; Witter, (C) second; Mathews, (C) third. Distance 15 feet 3-1-8 inches. Two mile run—Multvancey, (C) first Calukins, (C) second; Jonzen (C), third. Time 10 minutes 3-7-10 seconds. 850 yard run—Dole, (S) first; Swayne, (S) second; McIntosh (S) third. Time 2 minutes 7-10 seconds. High jump—Muller, (C) and Treyer, (C) tied for first; Dalton, (C) and Kennitzfer of (S) tied for second Height 6 feet. REGULAR SHOOT AT COUNTY GUN CLUB The regular Sunday morning shoot of the Orange County Gun club will be held at 9 a.m. at the club grounds on North Brookhurst. It is announced that there will be several merchandise prizes to be shot for and several new shooters will be present. CUBS HIT HOMERS (By International News Service) CHICAGO, April 21. — The Cubs kept up their home run hitting today against St. Louis, Kellher and Miller hitting homers in the second. It was Kellher's third amash of the season and Miller's second. Since the season opened 19 home runs have been hit at the Cubs park. CLEANS THE BASES CHICAGO, April 21. — Bottomley, first baseman for the St. Louis Cardinals, hit a home run with the bases roll in the first of the St. Louis Chicago game here today. Cheesy was pitched in. LOCAL BOXERS ON LYCEUM PROGRAM Local boxers on the Lyceum Athletic Clubs program—Billy Wilkens meets George Sirey in the semi-wind-up; Tobby Montoya vs. Ben Turpin, Jimmy Douglas vs. Eddie Burns; "Rough House" Petae Brown vs. Bud Leau. YANKS WIN 7-6 (By International News Service) NEW YORK, April 21. — The N.Y. Yankees barely nosed out by a 7 to 6 victory over the Boston Red Sox in the final game of the series here today. The Red Sox outhit the Yanks, but missed many chances to score. May, who started for the Yanks, was driven from the mound. INDIANS WIN FOUR (By International News Service) CLEVELAND, April 21. — The Indians won their fourth straight game from Chicago White Sox here today, 5 to 1, making a clean sweep of the series. The game ended in a heavy thunder storm. Charlie Robertson, no-hit. White Sox pitcher was slammed for 11 hits. MARRIAGE LICENSES A marriage license was issued today to Walter Pass, 27, Garden Grove, to Miss Betsey Alice Calderbank, 36, of Bolton, England. Henry M. Thompson, 42, Whittler and Susie Barr, 39, Orange, and William E. Yeater, 40, Huntington Beach, and Erma W. Shank, 27. Fullerton were also licensed to wed. DEFAULTS ENTERED Defaults in favor of Sue M. King va. John W. King and Anna Martbrough vs. N.A., Marlborough were entered today and filed. CALIFORNIA COMING TOMORROW A Riot Sensation TERS, SAXOPHONES AND SOVEREIGNS Murray IN HER BRAND NEW KNOCKOUT “JAZZMANIA” WITH A JAZZ CAST INCLUDING Rod La Roque, Lionel Belmore, Herbert Standing, Jean Hersholt, Wilford Lucas and other celebrities. SUNDAY ONLY Another thrilling chapter “Around the World in 18 Days” SUNDAY ONLY Another thrilling chapter "Around the World in 18 Days" ALSO KINOGRAMS ALSO AESOP'S FABLES NO RAISE IN PRICES! THEODORE ROBERTS IN "GRUMPY" E COLONIAL SHOPPE 214 East Center Street ANAHEIM HI WINS PITCHERS BATTLE It was a pitcher's battle last night at Huntington Beach that gave Anaheim H. S. boys baseball team a 3 to 2 victory. Carrol on Anaheim's side against Felzer of the Beach team. Carroll, Anaheim's speedy little moundsman, struck out 15 men. Huntington Beach also had a good pitcher. Neither side scored until the sixth inning when Jabs of Anaheim knocked a three-bagger and was brought in by a double from Giza. Thru an error by Beach fielders, Spencer and Easton scored by fly ball to centerfield by Swesney. The score was then 3 to 0. The first three lads on the beach team worked together and made two runs by the only error on the part of the local boys. The last man was up and the bases full. Coach Ray Elliott's men were keyed to the highest pitch, but Carroll struck out the beach men. It was a great game, the best the local boys have figured in this season. To-date, they have two victories and two losses. Felzer struck out 17 men. Both teams got seven hits. Anaheim's crack ball players are Alsip, 2b; Carroll, p; Janus, c; Spen- PIONEER ARCHITEST BURIED (By International News Service) LOS ANGELES, April 21.—The funeral of George Edward Voelkel, pioneer architect, whose sudden death from heart disease occurred Thursday night, was held at 2 p.m. today. Cremation in Los Angeles crematory followed. Mr. Voelkel drew plans for most of Los Angeles' skyscrapers. CALIFORNIA HOTEL FULLERTON R. Anderson, Redlands; Glenn H. Brown, George C. Smith, H. Murphy, T. E. Purdy, L. J. Pratner, Miss A. E. Cooper, and H. P. Ansvale, Los Angeles; O. W. Ludlow, Monrovia; Paul A. Hastings, San Francisco; R. A. Livingston, San Diego; and R. J. Wirtz, Detroit. BANK AT CAPISTRANO The articles of incorporation of the First State Bank of San Juan Capistrano, approved by the Superintendent of Banks, were filed today. The capital is $50,000 and there are seven directors, all of Los Angeles. Of the total capital $25,000 is paid in. CYPRESS REALTY MOVING RAPIDLY Priddy & Sconce, Cypress Realtor, are moving real estate rapidly. So far this week they have sold four ranches, those of C. L. Spraker, Edd Peterson, J. K. Carhart and part of the Valentine ranch. They still have several god buys left. FORFEITS $250 BAIL George W. Pierce forfeited cash ball of $250 provided by his wife, when he failed to appear today before Justice J. B. Cox to answer the felony charge of driving a car while intoxicated. Pierce went to Texas it is said. CARS IN COLLISION An accident was reported from Elm and Lemon streets where a car owned by J. B. Cox of Lapine, Ore., driven by Elden Gregory of Anaheim and a car owned by Fred C. Nudgett of Anaheim collided. Both cars were damaged. Read Plain Dealer Classified for Realty Bargains. April 26 and 27 HIGH SCHOOL AUDITORIUM SENIOR CLASS PRESENTS “THE MAN OF THE HOUR” MOST DYNAMIC PLAY PRESENTED IN THE HIGH SCHOOL SEAT SALE STARTS MONDAY AT MULLINIX DRUG CO.