oc-plain-dealer 1923-08-13

BASEBALL BOXING AMERICAN WOMEN EXPECT VICTORY FOREST HILLS, L. I., Aug. 13.—The American team swept everything before it today when Mrs. Molla Mallory and Miss Helen Wills defeated Mrs. Geraldine Beamish and Mrs. M. C. Clayton in doubles 6-2, 6-2. FOREST HILLS, N. Y., Aug. 13.—The Wightman cup, emblematic of international supremacy in women's tennis, will remain in America for at least one year as a result of the defeat of Mrs. Geraldine Beamish, of England, by Miss Eleanor Goss, American, in the first singles played this afternoon. The scores were 6-2, 0-6, 7-5. The remainder of the international program includes singles matches involving Miss Helen Wills, the California child wonder, and Mrs. K. C. Clayton, of England, and Mrs. Molla Mallory and Miss Kitty McKane, star of the invaders, and a doubles match in which the Wills-Mallory combination will face Mrs. Beamish and Mrs. Clayton. NEW YORK Aug. 15.—The American women expect to say it with requests at Forest Hills today and complete the rout of the invading British begun on Saturday in the opening skirmishes for the Wightman cup, token of suppremacy in international tennis for women. They need only a single victory, in any one of the three singles and one doubles match, scheduled for today and, barring the unforeseen, will do that and more. Simultaneously the national championship in women's singles will be started, with four British representatives, Miss Kitty McKane, Mrs. R. C. Clayton, Mrs. Geraldine Beamish. Tagging All the Bases George H. Ruth, the well known notfielder, not only smote his twenty-ninth home run of the season, but displaced Harry Heilmann for the batting leadership by .002, Heilmann being out of the picture with a spavined arm. The Yanks, however, finished second to Sylvester Johnson and the Tigers, 5 to 2. The Dodgers knocked whatever pennant dreams the Pirates entertained for a row of lavender neckties by winning both games of a double header, 11 to 2 and 6 to 0. The Giants completed their western tour by losing the decision to the Carda 5 to 2, Gearin, a recruit left-hander, being bested by Jess Haines. A six run rally at the expense of Cygnetrose and Robertson in the seventh staked the Senators to 9 to 6 victory over the White Sox. Joe Miller was never known to utter a jest and his demeanor was so grave that friends, in jest, ascribed every new joke to him. RICHFIELDS TO TO The Ptomaine Angies attracted ish team 6 to 2 was tied 2 to 2 In the first of victors put over to The game was crowd. The two again later, Manu Richfield team s YESTERDAY AMERICA Player, Club—Ruth, New York J. Harris, Boston NATIONAL Fournier, Brooklyn No. Brooklyn Do Berry, Brooklyn TO National 409; Baby Ruth and new tied with 25 To observe mince a telescopi been perfected. SARGUM SPROUT By Sargum Sprout It looks as if horse racing was about to come back in Southern California. Tom Bourke, who has made betless racing a success in Chicago, is in Los Angeles conferring with Dick Ferris on the proposed Culver City racing meet. Ferris has been working on the project for some time and has intros SARGUM SPROUT By Sargum Sprout It looks as if horse racing was about to come back in Southern California. Jon Bourke, who has made betless racing a success in Chicago, is in Los Angeles conferring with Dick Ferris on the proposed Culver City race meet. Ferris has been working on the project for some time and has interested Bourke and it now appears that ground will soon be turned to fashion the tracks. There is no sport on earth that appeals to a greater number than good, old-fashioned horse racing. Tommy Milton in the fastest racer going could not get the raise out of the grand stand that Black Bess can when she is coming down the home stretch only a neck ahead. A home run off the bat of Babe Ruth with the bases full can not produce the thrills of a tight finish on the track. A good race meet has its effect on the surrounding country in the way of improving the breeding of horses. All that become interested in racing are interested in better horses. Where there is racing there are always good horses. Our Coast League pennant chase is more interesting. The Seals have not been acting up to standard and the Sacramento boys have been burning up the league. At the start of season no one game the Solons a chance as penny wonderful showing surprise. The Seals look reserve power for hold up to them, sibility for the win out but it miracle. San Félix brace in her p she is the class o The Huntington is going to star jump into fan Dempsey a black evening. Stramax by Joe O'Brien. Stramaglia has southern California started when he King in the first last week, the f knocked out Bat second round. In conditioning Wop got real re c: the shelf for above the eye freight before De Jack never had even. The gent witable name, must T.N.T. and his p city should fill flowing. Laguna at "Where THE IDEA" THE IDEA Be T Surf Fis Come Sp THE PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIF. TENNIS GOLF RICHFIELD LOSES TO TOMMIES, 6-2 The Pitomaine Tommies of Los Angeles defeated the Kawaii Spanish team 5 to 2 yesterday. The score was tied 2 to 2 for eight innings. In the first of the eighth, the visitors put over four allies. The game was played before a big crowd. The two teams will meet again later, Manager Pantuso of the Richfield team said today. YESTERDAY'S HOME RUNS AMERICAN LEAGUE Player, Club— No. Total Ruth, New York ... 1 29 J. Harris, Boston ... 1 10 NATIONAL LEAGUE Fournier, Brooklyn ... 1 16 Neils, Brooklyn ... 1 3 Do Berry, Brooklyn ... 1 1 TOTALS National 409; American 325. Baby Ruth and Cy Williams are now tied with 29 homers each. To observe minute objects at a distance a telescopic microscope has been perfected. SPROUTINGS Sargum Sprout chance as pennant winners and their wonderful showing has been the big surprise. The Seals look to take too much reserve power for the Saes, to ever hold up to them. It is no an impossibility for the capital city boys to win out but it would almost be a miracle. San Francisco is one fo. BASEBALL TODAY AMERICAN LEAGUE First game: Chicago ... 200 010 010—4 7 0 Washington 022 000 0001—5 7 1 Blankenship and Schalk. Zachary and Ruel. Second game: Chicago ... 000 100 020—3 7 0 Washington 000 000 002—2 6 2 Leverette and Graham. Johnson, Marberry and Ruel. First game: Cleveland ... 900 001 020—3 6 5 Pitta ... 331 020 14x-14 4 0 Coveleskie, Shaute and O'Neil, Seewell. Heimach and Parkins. Second game: Cleveland ... 102 500 000—8 11 3 Pitta ... 110 000 040—6 11 0 Edwards, Morton and Myatt. Harris, Wolfe and Perkins. NATIONAL LEAGUE Pittsburg ... 120 100 010—5 9 0 Brooklyn ... 900 000 110—2 4 0 Meadows and Schmidt. Smith, Decatny and Doberry. FILIPINO VETERANS CHEER GOV. WOOD MANILA, Aug. 13. — Friendship of Filipino veterans of the insurrection toward their former enemies, the Americans, was pledged here today by General Hernandez, one time Aguinaldo lieutenand, in a brief address during annual "Occupation Day" celebration here of the Spanish war veterans. General Hernandez, who is now a director of the bureau of agriculture, in broken English declared that he and his men had now nothing but the greatest of respect and admiration for their former enemies. Governor-General Wood was given a rousing reception by the aging veterans, many of whom wore campaign hats and their old uniforms. PERJURY CHARGE INSTEAD OF MURDER LOS ANGELES, Aug. 13. — While a charge of murder against W. R. Krise in connection with the diamond slaying mystery was to be dismissed, Krise, held for six months as the accomplice of J. W. Allen, who is now serving a life sentence for the murder of Nicholas Dabelich, wealthy Oakland cafe. SPROUTINGS Sargum Sprout chance as pennant winners and their wonderful showing has been the big surprise. The Seals look to take too much reserve power for the Saes to ever hold up to them. It is no an impossibility for the capital city boys to win out but it would almost be a miracle. San Francisco is due for a brace in her playing any day and she is the class of the league. The Huntington Beach Boxing club is going to star Stramaglia, he who jumped into fame by giving Jack Dempsey a black eye, next Friday evening. Stramaglia will be opposed by Joe O'Brien. Stramaglia has made two starts in southern California. He fairly got started when he knocked out Tom King in the first round one night last week, the following evening he knocked out Battling Ortego in the second round. In conditioning Jack Dempsey the Wop got real rough and laid Jack cr. the shelf for a week with a cut above the eye. Strag pulled his freight before Dempsey recovered, so Jack never had the chance to get event. The gent with the unpronounceable name, must carry consideraLic T.N.T. and his presence at the beach city should fill the arena to overflow. General Hernandez, who is now a director of the bureau of agriculture, in broken English declared that he and his men had now nothing but the greatest of respect and admiration for their former enemies. Governor-General Wood was given a rousing reception by the aging veterans, many of whom wore campaign hats and their old uniforms. During Harding memorial services here yesterday, General Wood declared that President Harding had instructed him to work for the co-opération of Filipinos and Americans, giving the former constructive leadership. EXPECT 20,000 AT FIRPO GO TONIGHT PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 13—A crowd of at least 20,000 is expected to watch Luis Firpo, the South American man-eater, attempt to do all stuff at one of the local ball paras tonight. The senator will be served one Charley Weineri of New York, a rather tasty morsel, and if he fails to knock the latter out within the scheduled limit of eight rounds, the Argentine's prestige and his drawing power against Jack Dempsey, Sept. 14, may suffer considerably. REDDING SUPERVISOR DIES REDDING, Calif., Aug. 13—Supervisor Sherman C. Shadwell, 58, died here today following an operation for appendicitis three days ago. PERJURY CHARGE INSTEAD OF MURDER LOS ANGELES, Aug. 13.—While a charge of murder against W. R. Krise in connection with the diamond slaying mystery was to be dismissed, Krise, held for six months as the accomplice of J. W. Allen, who is now serving a life sentence for the murder of Nicholas Dabelich, wealthy Oakland cafe proprietor, was scheduled today to plead guilty to a charge of perjury in superior court. TWO AUTOISTS DROP 80 FEET UNHURT A brand new Willys-Knight touring car driven by a man from Brawley dropped over an 80-ft. embankment on the Santa Ana canyon road early yesterday morning. Neither of the two occupants of the car were injured, according to reports. One of the men crawled out of the wrecked car and walked to Cofona to report the accident and get a relief car to haul the auto out of the river bed. The men were on their way to Brawley. INCREASE FUND SACRAMENTO, Aug. 13.—An increase of more than $100,000 for operation of the state department of agriculture during the ensuing fiscal year was announced today by James Mills, chairman of the state agricultural committee. IDEAL RESTING H Beautiful Surroundings The Beaches Different Fishing ::: B HIKING ne Spend Your Vacation Monday, August 13, 1923. COLLECTS $1460 IN FINES AND BONDS Fines and balls amounting to $1460 were imposed or approved this morning by William French, justice of the peace, in 14 cases. Pullerton police evidently made a clean sweep over the week-end, arresting ten men on the charge of transporting liquor, two on the charge of being drunk and one on the charge of reckless driving. Also, the Judge had to deal with one on the charge of violating the motor vehicle law at Santa Ana. Following the court session the Judge and a roll of bills and a pile of silver that made him look like a bank robber. One of the men was unable to give bail or pay his fine and is being held in jail. Those arrested on the charge of transporting liquor were: Charles Campbell and his uncle, Thomas Campbell, Los Angeles; R. Holt, Compton, and O. Parten, Los Angeles; J. W. Thomason and F. C. Calvert; Ronne Montano and Chas Monzanres, and Leonard Coffey, Los Angeles. The two Campbells, J. W. Thomason, R. W. Thomason and F. C. Calvert were released on bail of $150 each. R. Holt, O. Parten, Ronna Montano, Charles Monzanres and Leonard Coffey were fined $150 each. Coffey was unable to pay his fine, and was given the alternative of 150 days in jail. Sam Salado and Harry Kilemon the latter a Hawaiian, were fined $15 each on charge of being drunk. Trinidad Jiminez, a Mexican living at Yorba Linda, was fined $25 300-DAY SENTENCE ON LIQUOR CHARGE L. K. McGregor, and a woman giving her name as Dora McGregor, his wife were arrested in Brea Saturday afternoon by J. C. Looney, city marshal, and George Mabes, night officer, on the charge of transporting liquor. They were in a Ford Coupe, and the officers found 20 quart bottles and 20 pint bottles filled with whiskey in the car. Arraigned before M. C. Fisous, city recorder, this mornin, the man entered a plea of guilty, and was fined $300 and stenced to 90 days in jail. The case against the woman was continued, and she was released in the meantime on her own recognizance. The man began today to serve his sentence. They gave their home address as 921 Cecelia-st, Los Angeles. CANYON FIRES MENACE WATERSHED SANTA BARBARA, Aug. 13.—Forest fires which have been burning for more than a week in the Santa Barbara national forest reserve today threatened the upper section of the Santa Ynez watershed. Hunters and ranchers from that district declare that unless the flames are checked the watershed is doomed. 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