oc-plain-dealer 1923-10-25

BASEBALL BOXING SPORTS TROJANS DEFEATED BUT NOT BEATEN LOS ANGELES, Oct. 25—The Trojan varsity is back. Although they were defeated by the Washington Huskies last Saturday at Seattle the Trojans are anything but downhearted. In fact if anything they are lightin' mad and determined more than ever to clean up on Stanford and California. However, at present Henderson's lads are thinging only of Andy Kerr's Stanford Cardinals. Their one aim in life at this time is to beat Stanford. To them and the whole U. S. student body the Washington game is past—something to be mentioned in the same breath as anything antideluvian. The Trojans felt pretty low when their train first pulled into Los Angeles last Tuesday morning, but they saw 2500 students at the station to greet them. Henderson and every member of the varsity knew that the student body was behind them heart and soul. A big rally was held at the station and before the day was over the Trojans had back their old pepper. In practice this week the players showed all kinds of fight and made left miserable for the freshmen in the serifmages. If the Trojans don't make good and come back strong against Stanford at Palo Alto Saturday it will surprise everyone who has watched them work out. Henderson has his men in a fighting mood and the Cards will think a bunch of wild men have turned loose-Saturday. And there will be no bombs popping during the game as there was in the Seattle stadium. A large flock of Trojan fans will K. C. WINS "LITTLE WORLD'S SERIES" BALTIMORE, Oct. 25—(INS) — Kansas City American assoc. champions this afternoon won the "little world's series" when they defeated Baltimore in the ninth game of the series 5 to 2. This gave Kansas City five victories in the games played. The Blues started the scoring in the first innning, knocking Lefty Groves, the Oriole ace, out of the box. Parham, who relieved him, held, the scoring to a single run. The score: Kansas City—100 200 002—5 10 1 Baltimore—100 000 010—2 8 CASABA SHOOTERS DEFEAT NORWALK Again displaying their superior playing, Coach Irène Jacques' crew of casalia shooters defeated the Norwalk squad 11 to 5, on the local court last evening. In the lightweight game the Norwalk girls were downed 13 to 12. From the playing, the girl have done in the pitch the coach is now confident that the way is clear once more to capture the Sc. Calif. title, including the county title. The first sound has developed wonderful team work since the last game and their quick passing, once the ball was in their territory, won the game. The guards played an excellent game, only allowing the visitors to grab two field goals. Miss Lyda Mohr was the outstanding player of the game. The 13 to 12 score in the lightweight game denotes close playing Anaheim scored in the last several minutes of the game and stepped ahead. Cuba Carner and Ember Heyne shared honors in making In practice this week the players showed all kinds of fight and made left miserable for the freshmen in the kirkmager. If the Trojans don't make good and come back strong against Stanford at Palo Alto Saturday they will surprise everyone who has watched them work out. Henderson has his men in a fighting mood and the Cards will think a bunch of wild men have turned loose Saturday. And there will be no bombs popping during the game as there was in the Seattle stadium. A large flock of Trojan fans will journey to Palo Alto Saturday to watch the Univ. of Sou. Calif. eleven come back. Conch Leo Calland's unscored upon and undefeated University of Southern California freshmen will have their first "big game" Saturday when they face "Husky" Hunt's huskier Stanford pegreeners in the Los Angeles Coliseum. The Card babes have made an impressive showing in their practice games and an evenly matched contest is looked for. The Trojan frosh will have every man available for play Saturday with the exception of Gordon Britle, regular guard and former Bakersfield star, who is suffering with a bad elbow. Manuel Loraneta, Willie Lewis and "Missouri" Stever, who were on the injured list last week when the fresh mothered Modesto Junior College, 68 to 0 are in good condition again and the former two are expected to start. Dick Hyland, star Card halfback who has been ineligible for the past three weeks, was again made eligible last week and with him in the lineup the tanford chances are considerably stronger. The Stanford frash will outweigh the U.S.C. yearlings but this is not expected to be much of an advantage for the Palo Altoans for the Trojan babes have played against heavier elevens this year and not experienced much difficulty. Lee Calland is experiencing worry trying to pick out a lineup to start against the Cardinal youngsters, but the following eleven men are expected to be on the field for the Trojans at the opening kick-off Saturday. Lewis and Badgro, ends; Friend and Behrendt, tackles; Cox and Winfield, guards; Cravath, center; Wilcox, quarterback, Taylor and Lataneta, fullbacks, and Haiser, full-back. FULLERTON TEAMS BATTLE PLACENTIA Fullerton grammar school boys and girls teams were scheduled to play Placentia this evening in a couple indoor baseball contest, the second series of the league this season. The Fullerton grammar school 6th grade team played the Brea second team last evening and donated The first squad has developed wonderful team work since the last game and their quick passing, once the ball was in their territory, won the game. The guards played an excellent game, only allowing the visitors to grab two field goals. Miss Lyda Mohr was the outstanding player of the game. The 13 to 12 score in the lightweight game denotes close playing. Anaheim scored in the last several minutes of the game and stepped ahead. Cuba Carner and Ember Heyne shared honors in making goals. The Norwalk forward, Gertrude Cannon, made the majority of the visitors' points. This division also champions of the county for two years, are creeping into position that made them the winners of the league. HORNSBY TRADED TO CHICAGO CUBS ST. LOUIS, Oct. 25 — (INS) — Rogers Hornsby, the greatest hitter in the National League, and star second baseman of the St. Louis Cardinals has been traded to the Chicago Cubs for four players, it was learned on reliable information here today. Official announcement of the deal will be made tomorrow, according to the informant. DENIES HORNSBY HAS BEEN TRADED ST. LOUIS, Oct 25 — (INS) — Altho it was said on reliable authority that Rogers Hornsby, star shortstop of the St.Louis Nationals would be traded to the Chicago Cubs for Shortstop Hollocher, second baseman Grantham, Pitcher Cheveves and Outfielder Miller, the deal was denied this afternoon by Branch Rickey, manager of the Cardinals. It was reported, however, that the deal would be announced officially tomorrow. Branch Rickey, Cardinal manager denied the trade. Miller or Grantham and I would not have Cheveves at the waiver price." Rickey declared. "Furthermore, Hollocher, according to information I have received, is in a hospital," Rickey added. BIGGEST BOOZE HAUL SANTA BARBARA, Oct. 25 — (INS) — The largest haul of liquor ever seized in Santa Barbara co., was taken early today at Orcutt, 30 miles north of here, by county and state officers when 70 cases of bonded whiskey, 2000 bottles of Canadian beer, ale, stout and assorted wines were brot in on five motor trucks. The liquor and beer, the officers said, was found in a secret cache in a barn on the property of F. Buzzini, of Orcutt. FULLERTON TEAMS BATTLE PLACENTIA Fulerton grammar school boys and girls teams were scheduled to play Placentia this evening in a double indoor baseball contest, the second series of the league this season. The Fullerton grammar school 6th grade team played the Brea second team last evening and defeated them by a score of 18 to 7, it was announced. BOWLING TONIGHT Fanning Candy Co. goes to Angelus alleys, Los Angeles tonight, for a So Cal. Bowling league class with the Nebraska clothiers. The government of the Dutch East Indies has granted six permits for petroleum prospecting on a group of small islands south of the western end of New Guinea. BIGGEST BOOZE HAUL SANTA BARBARA, Oct. 25 — (INS)—The largest haul of liquor ever seized in Santa Barbara co. was taken early today at Orcutt, 30 miles north of here, by county and state officers when 70 cases of bonded whiskey, 3000 bottles of Canadian beer, ale, stout and assorted wines were brownt in five motor trucks. The liquor and beer, the officers said, was found in a secret cache in a barn on the property of F. Buzaini, of Orcutt. FAILURES INCREASE LOS ANGELES, Oct. 25 — (INS)—Because, he said, of the increased number of failures among oil promotion companies, state Commissioner Daugherty announced today that he had appointed five additional deputies. They are: Erwin H. Haas, George W. Laird and Joseph H. Herlihy, of the Los Angeles office; S. S. Robinson for the San Francisco office; and J. T. Mcminn for the Sacramento office... UNITED THEATER 306 E. 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The dinner, which will be held at the Virginia Hotel, will be attended by boards or board representatives from all over the Southland. Both members and their ladies are invited. On Nov. 1 the Associated Realtors of Orange County are invited to Huntington Beach for the quarterly meeting. Supervisor Tom Talbert is president of the County ass'n. The harbor project, road RAN OVER MEXICAN CHILD NEAR OLINDA E. A. Scott who lives near Fullerton told the Fullerton police yesterday that he ran over a Mexican child on the highway near Olinda. He said the child ran out into the road in front of him but received no injury outside of a bruised face. He took the child to Fullerton for surgical attention. J. A. and L. K. Noonan of Fullerton were in an accident in La Habra when their car was struck a truck owned by J. W. Sawner or Redondo Beach. No one was reported seriously injured. One of the city trucks of Fullerton was in an accident yesterday on Spadra-rd. While backing from the curb it was run into by another truck owned by the W. J. Kahn Co. of Los Angeles. Both trucks were damaged. MORE P.O. SERVICE Two more carriers, an additional clerk and new mail collection boxes at several points., including the City Hall, Five Points and the Safta Pe station will be recommended to the Postoffice department by Inspectors Gardner and Jarvis, who called at the Anaheim postoffice yesterday. Several hundred more retrievers can be served if the carriers are obtained. building, sub-division work, etc. will be taken up. ANAHEIM TO PLAY TUSTIN TOMORROW Anaheim football fans will travel to Tustin tomorrow to see the pigskin chasers in action, Coach Fitzmorris's crew figuring in their second league battle of the season. While that game is in action, Coach Sutherland's crew will be fighting the Tustin babes on the local field. Wells, the veteran fullback, is back in shape again and will appear in true fighting form tomorrow. Coach Fitzmorris was downhearted at the Huntington Beach game as he had depended on Wells. The boys have been training diligently on team work and they expect to show the fans and Tustin some new plays. Tustin defeated the locals last season, but Anaheim is considerably stronger this year and great things are expected. TRIPLE TRAGEDY CINCINNATI, Oct. 25—(INS) — A triple tragedy was discovered this afternoon when John C. Hersh, Sr., his wife, Martha Wilson Hersh, and their 13 year-old son were found dead in their apartment. Bullet wounds in the head of each caused death. The mother and son were lying on a bed, and the revolver in Hersh's hand told the story. For RESULTS use The Plain Dealer. Let me New Reduced Prices He said: "I want a real tire"—let me try one of those "Western Giant" Cords—I've heard so much about them—I have a friend who is using a set of "Western Giant" Cords on his car, and let me tell you his car sees service—for he's a great fellow for taking touring trips. 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Only ...$4.45 Other Jacks $1.10 to $4.75 Ask for CATALOG at the Store Nearest You 133 South Los Angeles St. Thursday, October 25, 1923 HALLOWE'EN PARTY AT CYPRESS SCHOOL Pupils of Cypress Grammar school will entertain Friday at 7:30 p.m. with a Hallowe'en party in the school. The committee in charge is Mesdames G. G. Priddy, Wm. Wicker, George Miller, D. S. Wetherbee and Knott. A small admission fee will be charged to all except children under five years, the funds used to purchase a motion picture machine for the school. The program is assuming an air of mystery and is exciting the interest of the community, which forecasts a big attendance. MARRIAGE LICENSES A marriage license was granted to Miss Lella Mae Hassell, 21 to Mr Jesse Vernon Criswell, 23, both of Anaheim. CHILD PALLS IN FRONT OF DISC Mabel Wicker, 6, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Wicker, of Cypress, is recovering from injuries received when she fell from the seat of the disc, on which she was riding, and which was attached to the tractor driven by her father. That she fell in such a manue, as to cut only her leg is considered almost a miracle. The wound is a triangle cut, deep, and it bled profusely. She is confined to her home, but will be back in school next week, provided no complications arise. Fine for Chickens and Fruit. Bearing orange trees on every Berger Half Acre. Berger. Anaheim. 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