oc-plain-dealer 1923-08-20

MONDAY, AUGUST 20, 1923. BASEBALL BOXING SPORTS ANAHEIM DEFEATS MONROVIA-ARCADIA BILLS BY 9 TO 3 It makes no difference what’s the combination, nor how many changes are made in the lineup, Anaheim Elks go right out and win just the same. Yesterday, with two regular infielders missing, the local Bills did up Monrovia-Arcadia 5 to 3 on the local high school field. The veteran battery of Hughes and Callan is the answer. Hughes let down the team with four scattered hits and not one of the three tallists hung up by the visitors was earned. Anaheim hasn’t lost a game in the Elks league and yesterday’s win assures the right to go to Eureka next month for the finals. Anaheim’s victory was a great blow to Manager Loren Ury of Pasadena. Just five times last week, Ury phoned the monrovia-Arcadia manager urging him to take the strongest possible lineup against Anaheim. Such a sweet disposition! Doty Bush had a great day yesterday, scoring four of our nine counters and polling out two snappy doubles and a single. Curly McClain didn’t have a chance to show his stuff at third where he was planted in the absence of Ramage. Not a ball came down his avenue. The last scheduled game is with Pasadena at Brookside park next Sunday. The locals will be accompanied by a large contingent of royal rooters as the meeting of Anaheim and Pasadena is always a classic argument. Monrovia-Arcadia— BASEBALL TODAY NATIONAL LEAGUE St. Louis ... 000 110 000—2-7-2 Boston ... 200 020 10x—5-10-0 Toney and Ainsmith, Marquard and O’Nell. Cincinnati ... 101 004 000—6-13-1 Philly ... 300 000 000—3-9-1 Luque and Wingo. Couch, Head, Weinert and Wilson. Cincinnati ... 220 010 300—8-14-1 Philly ... 003 000 000—3-11-1 Benton and Hargrave. Betts, Weinert and Henline. Pittsburgh ... 200 000 010—3-8-0 N.Y. ... 000 000 010—1-6-2 Morrison and Schmidt. Nehf, Jonnard and Snyder. Chi... 000 050 023—10-12-0 Brklyn ... 000 000 130—4-11-2 Kaufman and O’Farrell. Grimes and Taylor. AMERICAN LEAGUE Wash. ... 030 400 000—7-11-1 St. Louis ... 020 000 000—2-5-0 Mitchell and Ruel. Danforth, Kolf and Severeld. Boston ... 001 000 221—6-11-0 Detroit ... 000 011 000—2-4-1 Piercey and Picinich. Pillette, Galloway and Bassler. N.Y. ... 411 303 262—16-16-0 Chi... 000 001 321—4-14-3 Pennock and Schang. Faber, Graham and Schalk. YESTERDAY’S HOME RUNS NATIONAL Player, Club — No. Total Friberg, Chicago ... 1 Johnson, Brooklyn ... 1 Young, New York ... 1 TRAINING DORSEY WORRY LUKE By ARTHUR ST. (I. N. S., Staff Correre) NEW YORK, Aug. Job like training for a world’s championship or to worry Luis Angel F. With the fight less weeks off, the Wild Bull has got back to New York “barnstorming” tour around the city for a feast leading to Atlantic City condition for the big career. The fact that Jack been putting in some stunts for the last did not seem to concern fine. He seemed increase the fact that he was $2,000 of his $4,000 his bout with Joe Downs apolis fast Friday night. That bout came no fatal ending and for 24 not determined whether bull’s punch would have result on Downey. Whether the barnstorm the challenger has done of good in his efforts himself is a question to solve. He believes finished was the need for his coming bout with pion. He believes meett raters he did enable him his battling prowess and be in tip top shape for. But fistic fans are sk wild bull’s claims. Ne the history of the ring ant for the heavyweight gain. Curly McClain didn't have a chance to show his stuff at third where he was planted in the absence of Ramage. Not a ball came down his avenue. The last scheduled game is with Pasadena at Brookside park next Sunday. The locals will be accompanied by a large contingent of royal rooters as the meeting of Anaheim and Pasadena is always a classic argument. Monrovia-Arcadia— AB. H. O. A. E. Davison, 3b. ...4 1 0 0 0 Bigelow, 2b. ...4 0 1 1 0 Crandall, 1b. ...4 0 10 0 0 0 Leake, c. ...4 1 5 0 0 Maloney, ss. ...4 0 3 4 1 1 Ashton, rf. ...4 0 2 1 0 Peters, rf. ...4 0 2 0 1 Corpe, p.-cf. ...3 2 0 0 0 Obson, rf. ...3 0 1 1 0 Totals ...34 4 24 7 2 Anaheim— AB. H. O. A. E. Pendleton, ss. ...5 1 3 8 0 B. Callan, c. ...4 2 4 2 0 Bush, 2b. ...5 3 4 2 0 G. Callan, cf. ...4 1 5 0 0 Lewis, 1b. ...4 2 9 0 1 McClaim, 3b. ...2 0 0 0 0 Schrott, rf. ...2 0 1 0 0 Salesman, rf. ...1 0 0 0 0 Callahan, lf. ...5 2 1 0 1 Hughes, p. ...2 0 0 3 1 Totals ...34 12 27 10 3 Monrovia-Arcadia .001 000 020—3 Anaheim ...323 000 01x—9 Innings pitched—By Corpe, 2; Ashton,6. Three-base hit—Davison, Two-base hits—Bush,2. YESTERDAY'S HOME RUNS NATIONAL Player, Club — No. Total Friberg, Chicago ...1 9 Johnson, Brooklyn ...1 4 Young, New York ...1 3 B. Griffith, Brooklyn ...1 2 AMERICAN Hauser, Philadelphia ...1 14 Judge, Washington ...1 2 TOTALS National #437; American #340. TAGING ALL THE DASES "Pop" Young waited for the 12th inning before pulling his homer and a two to one victory for the Giants over the Pirates. Waite Hoyt blew his temper and ball game in the eighth inning when the White Sox rolled up three runs and wcn over the Yankees to three. The Cubs and Dodgers gave a burlesque, the westerners being the best actors and winning fifteen to eight. Piercey's wild heave enabled Cobb to score in the ninth and Detroit won from the Red Sox to four. The Senators scored four runs in the sixth and made it four straight over the Browns. Uhle's pitching and hitting enabled the Indians to beat the Athletics, fifteen to three. The Cleveland pitcher drove in five runs. The fact that Pirpo pressed with the service De Forest, veteran trail mainly responsible for this country to date, added ticism of fandom that will be able to take away there is one man, he is breathing a sigh of He is Tex Rickard, pro fight. He did not want on his recent tour. No back, Tex is breathing success of the bout—f assured. HOYT SUSPEE CHICAGO, Aug. .2 Ban Johnson of the Aague indefinitely suspee Hoyt, Yankee pitcher, Hoyt's outburst Sunday Hoyt was charged with Umpire-in-chief Owens. August Furniture —The throngs of customers that have been here since this sale started makes it seem like every householder in the city was waiting for this count. —You too nurture you saving. August Furniture —The throngs of customers that have been here since this sale starred makes it seem like every householder in the city was waiting for this event. —3-piece overstuffed suite, upholstered in figured tapue velour, loose spring cushions. $125.00 RAG RUG 24 x 48 A Good Grade at 95¢ Couch Hammock with link spring comfy mattress ... $12.65 Mahogany Davenport Table, two-tone finish ... $22.00 WE CLOSE AT 6 P.M. DURING AUGUST Riutcel-Wethere FURNITURE CO Phone 54-J 151 N. Los Angeles S TENNIS GOLF TRAINING DOES NOT WORRY LUIS FIRPO By ARTHUR STRUWE (I. N. S. Staff Correspondent) NEW YORK, Aug. 20.—A little job like training for a fight for the world's championship does not seem to worry Luis Angel Firpo. With the fight less than three weeks off, the Wild Bull of the Pamas got back to New York from his "barnstorming" tour and will hang around the city for a few days before hiting to Atlantic City to get into condition for the big bout of his career. The fact that Jack Dempsey has been putting in some telling training stunts for the last few weeks did not seem to concern the Argentine. He seemed nice worried over the fact that he was "done out" of $2,000 of his $4,000 guarantee in his bout with Joe Downey in Indianapolis last Friday night. That bout came near having a fatal ending and for 24 hours it was not determined whether the wild bull's punch would have a serious result on Downey. Whether the barnstorming trip of the challenger has done him a world of good in his efforts to condition himself is a question he is seeking to solve. He believes the trip just finished was the needed seasoning for his coming bout with the champion. He believes meeting the second raters he did enabled him to increase his battling prowess and that he will be in tip top shape for Dempsey. But fistic fans are skeptical of the wild bull's claims. Never before in the history of the ring has an aspirant for the heavyweight championship rebounded. SCHOOL DISTRICT ASKS FOR $40,000 The Anaheim elementary school district has asked for special taxes of $40,000 for the next fiscal year ending June 30, 1924, K. P. Mitchell, county superintendent, today, when his annual budget, submitted to supervisors, was filed. For building purposes the district wants $19,434 and for its kindergarten $2,000. The high school district seeks $96,330. The total amount asked by the elementary school districts of the county is $532,281 and by the high school districts $348,200. Junior college districts ask $14,523.18 in reimbursements. Elementary school districts request the following sums: District Special Building K'garten. Brea ... $30,000 $15,654 $14,285 Buena P. 5,000 2,400 2,000 Fullerton B. 50,000 22,000 35,760 Garden G. 9,138 3,000 2,600 Hunt B. 61,000 1,000 31,000 La Habra 12,351 6,000 4,900 La Habra ... 12,361 6,000 4,900 Lowell J. 3,100 520 Magnolia 1,526 1,250 Newport B. 7,000 3,972 Olinda ... 12,224 4,500 1,860 Olive ... 5,524 Orange ... 15,418 8,000 Orange- thorpe 4,356 Pisacentia- Richfield 50,610 35,000 15,765 Santa A. 50,690 10,000 15,220 Yorba ... 2,472 Yorba L. 5,900 2,100 2,100 High school districts outside of Anaheim ask: District High school Jr. College Fullerton ... $457,337 $43,967 Garden Grove ... 31,250 Hunt Beach ... 66,030 Orange ... 97,180 Santa Ana ... 80,750 70,089 Tustin ... 58,090 Helen Wills upset the dope and defeated the great Mella Mallory for the American Tennis Championship. The girl wonder by defeating Mrs. Mallory proved her supremacy of the United States and by her victories over Miss McKane established her right next in rank to the great French star Suzanne Lenglen. British critics accompanying the British team claim Miss Wills is the French girl's equal if not superior. Next season, if all goes well, will tell the tale, as the American champ is almost sure to try for the world's honors. Miss Wills will awaken interest in the next international play. Mrs. Mallory's failure to defeat the French star had caused the fans to lose hope that Amricons would win the world's honors but the new champion will have all America pulling for her. Journeyed down to Huntington Beach Friday evening to see Kooco Stramaglia in action. Curly McClaim invited me to go with him and being that Curly is a settled married man and does not break the speed limits I accepted. We arrived late and had to stretch our necks considerable to see the ring from the seats we were allotted. If Billy Darnley had ever had a mob like Friday night's at the old Anaheim arena he would have fallen dead. There was not standing room. Billy was there and strutted one of his boys to a clean win; Johnny Adams. Besides Adams there were five others who used to show in Anaheim. They were: Blackie Rice, Johnny McGraw, Packy McMullen, Jack Dmanan and Harry Lee. All of these boys went over big at Huntington Beach but they never could stir up much excitement in Anaheim. This Rocco bird who was supposed to be the main attraction did not get to demonstrate his stuff much. He is not very impressive to look at, but Madison Sexton next Wednesday is about the early and hits that he ready to carryraglia is. The Hunt nounced the other great winner. If advise your coach does as before the S SHOCK SOUTH IL., Aug. 99 of 100 may mark productivity grand Amateur got under. SWIM POLKEN Miss Zetta When the outfitting trip to the challenger has done him a world of good in his efforts to condition himself is a question he is seeking to solve. He believes the trip just finished was the needed seasoning for his coming bout with the champion. He believes meeting the second raters he did enable him to increase his battling prowess and that he will be in tip top shape for Dempey. But fistic fans are skeptical of the wild bull's claims. Never before in the history of the ring has an aspirant for the heavyweight championship postponed his training until a little more than three weeks before the bout. Challengers usually have taken months to prepare for such a bout. The fact that Firpo also has dispensed with the services of Jimmy De Forest, veteran trainer, who was mainly responsible for his success in this country to date, adds to the skepticism of fandom that the Argentine will be able to take away Jack's title. There is one man, however, who is breathing a sigh of relief today. He is Tex Rickard, promotor of the fight. He did not want Firpo to go on his recent tour. Now that he is back, Tex is breathing easier for the success of the bout—financially—is assured. HOYT SUSPENDED CHICAGO, Aug. 20. President Ban Johnson of the American League indefinitely suspended Walter Hoyt, Yankee pitcher, today for Hoyt's outburst Sunday. Hoyt was charged with slugging Umpire-in-chief Owens. Leopards thrive in captivity. RICHFIELD BEATS WASHINGTON CUBS For the second time, Richfield Spanish team defeated Washington Cubs yesterday afternoon at Reenfield. The score was 9 to 1. The veteran Richfield battery, Bleecker and Costillo, had good support; making it a snappy game, more interesting than the score indicates. Bleecker fanned 11 men. There was a large crowd. CY SMACKS 30TH PHILADELPHI, Aug. 20. Cy Williams, of the Phillies, poled out his thirtieth home run of the year here today in the third inning of the Philadelphia-Cincinnati game. Benton was pitching. MORE FORESTRY RESEARCH WASHINGTON, Aug. 20. The lake states forest experiment station will be located at St. Paul, it was announced today. Dr. Raphael Zohn has elected director. New York has 4,000 bootblacks. $5.00 CASH No Further Pay During our Big Summer Term Sale store on a $5 cash down payment. We have the most complete and up West. Over 25 models to select for Washers selling for less than $100 of only $8 per month. Just think dirty work and having nearly two most remarkable offer. Call and Dolly Washer Wringer bench fo Copper Washer the large in the w Cylinder Washer the la Furniture Sale —You too, should come in and buy the furniture you need while it is offered at such a saving. We are glad to arrange terms. —3-piece suite covered in blue and taupe cut velour, or you may select your covering. The 3 pieces for $215.00 AXMINSTER RUG An attractive pattern in colors of taupe, blue and rose, 9 x 12 $39.50 Import Table, $22.00 Extension Dining Table solid Walnut Top $47.00 Chairs as low as $6.00 Wethered URE CO Angeles St. Anaheim WE CLOSE AT 6 P.M. DURING AUGUST The above prices and terms are on vents our giving more. We defy purchaser of a Washer as it is to this commission. $3.00 CASH Regular $40 value to sell special Regular $50 value to sell special Biggest value we of on the market Straight suction Famous Motor Dr Sweeper Vac, in 1, now selling This is a wonderful at the lowest possi Washe Fullerton—108 E. Amerige Ave. Phone 671 MADISON SQUARE CARDENS, LOS ANGELES, next Wednesday evening. Old Sam is about through but we are going early and avoid the rush. If Sam hits that boy once and he comes thru with a win over Sam then we are ready to concede that Rocce Straaglia is a good fighter. The Huntington Beach club announced that they would have another great card next Friday evening. If you want to see the show I advise you to go early or get reserved seats, as the house is always sold out before the first preliminary goes on. Sadi Licointe, French airman, equalled the American altitude record the other day when he mounted up to 1,515 meters, about 28,853 feet or 6.46 miles. Nearly five and a half miles straight up is a little higher than I want to travel just at present, but our airmen will have to get busy and set a new record for "thom ferners" to shoot at. We are going to bring the women's world's tennis championship over next year and we do not want the French to have any other records over us. 5 SHOOTERS BREAK 99 OF 100 TARGETS SOUTH SIDE COUNTRY CLUB, Ill., Aug. 20—Five shooters broke 99 of 100 targets to lead at the blaf may mark in the lake Michigan introductory, certain raiser of the grand American trap handicap which got under way this afternoon. The winner will take the Peacock trophy and scores will count in the north American championship. The quintet of leaders listed Chief E. C. Wheeler, Pawhuska, Okla., J. H. Clay, Houston, Texas, H. C. Taylor, Mechling, S. D., J. D. Cunkle Cheyenne and H. G. Warren. SWIMMER GIVES UP FOLKESTONE, Eng., Aug. 20—Miss Zetta Hill, English swimmer. W. R. C. INITIATION The Woman's Relief Corps will meet tomorrow at 2:30 at the Odd Fellows hall. Initiation will be featured and several visiting members and notables are expected. Hotel Valencia Guests Ben Ross, A. Johnson—Ralph Langdon, F. C. Fassett, Elaine Sullivan, and H. D. Craw, Los Angeles; Francis J. Murray, Hollywood; E. W. Hoole, Long Beach; H. C. Graham, San Diego; and F. C. Calbern, Pomona. AT THE ANTELER'S HOTEL Clyta and Marjorie Brown, Kansas City; Walter L. Anderson, Lincoln Nebr.; Leonard Hill and Ernest Orr, Los Angeles; and K. Scarberg, Santa Barbara. Mr. and Mrs. Chester Morris and Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Herr and daughter passed Sunday at Orange-city park. Dr. and Mrs. William Colson and son, Dick, were visiting Long Beach Saturday and yesterday with relatives. Miss Janet Gauker was longest the past week at home earlier relatives, the Dale Hamilton Evans family. Mr. and Mrs. Dean Yoder, of Hemet, were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. K. T. Hylton on Bush st. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Husman and Mrs. Robert Wilson drove to Long Beach for an afternoon yesterday. Mrs. Wilson was a dinner guest at the Husman home. She will leave this week for a short visit in the city, then go to her old home in Canada to locate in her brother's home. Mrs. Ida Hughes has returned from a several days outing at Redondo. Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Ruick motivate SWIMMER GIVES UP FOLKESTONE, Eng., Aug. 29. Miss Zetta Hill, English swimmer, who started at 7 a.m. to swim the English channel, gave up when eight miles out. Four others planned to begin the channel swim during the day. 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