oc-plain-dealer 1923-10-30

$50,000 RACE NO 2-HORSE AFFAIR BY JONATHAN BROOKS (Written for I.N.S.) CINCINNATI, Oct. 30—(INS) Don't get the idea that the $50,000 Latonia championship, to be run November 2, is going to be one of those two horse affairs. Zer, conqueror of Pupyrus, and many other thoribeds of lesser note will start. So will My Own, bitter rival of the Sinclair colt. The race will offer opportunity for a settlement of the argument that has been raging for weeks—viz, which horse has the more foot. But that does not mean it will be a two horse race, by any means. Kentucky is no respecter of other folks horses, even if these horses, like Zer, come from the Blue Grass. Last year, Latonia was all ribbed up for a two horse race between Morvich and Whiskaway, only to see Thilodeaux whi Morvien and collar Whiskaway for a brilliant, if losing battle in the stretch. This year, Kentucky sorts figures on another upset. In Memoriam, handsome bay son of McGee and Eschantress, owned by Carl Weideman, of Newport, is picked to do the upsetting. This colt, fast and a stayer, was touted to win the Kentucky derby last spring, but turned up slightly off edge and fell down on the job. Thru the summer Wedman has had him in the hands of R.J. Gilmore, acknowledged a king pin among trainers. Since Gilmore has had the colt, In Memoriam has won several good races and won them impressively. Two weeks ago he finished second to the imported fire HOT OFF GRID By I.N.S. The Illinois squad seems to be in fine shape and there are not likely to be any changes in the lineup for the Chicago game unless Zuppke discovers a star tackle or two. The Iowa squad is practicing behind locked gates this week and it is rumored they are working up a speed attack. Out of six chances last Saturday Michigan only made one point after touchdown. Willee is giving the Ohio team a there overgoing. The program for this week is straight football and hard work. Rockne's grid machine took a rest yesterday, but will get down to hard work again today. LOCAL BOWLERS GRAB 3 POINTS Roehm-Sylvesters are crowding first place closer as the result of winning four points from the House of Quality in the Mercantile Bowling league on the local alleys last night. The second game was a tie, the locals winning the extra frame. Karam is staging a comeback, proving a big help in the last three series. HOUSE OF QUALITY Adams ...189 188 205 — 582 Hensinger ...174 200 152 — 526 Martin ...115 135 147 — 397 Nissen ...158 200 145 — 503 Fort ...185 206 184 — 545 Totals ...821 927 503 — 2553 FEAR HOPPE MAY LOSE HIS CROWN By DAVIS J. WALSH I.N.S. Sports Editor NEW YORK, Oct. 30—A tendered, is so unimpressive that preclude all possibility of champion winning the international 18-2 balk line affair, in progress at the Hotel Penn vania. Jake Schaefer, former cplain; Roger Conti of France; Edouard Horemans, of Belgium are fancied by the wise men probable successors to the championship. The others end Welker Cochrane, of San Cisco, is thot to lack the mary poise, and Erich Hagener, of Germany, the necessity to finish at the top. On a "Hoppe against the proposition, they will be faf and perhaps not altogether n ones. Hoppe averaged less twenty in beating Hagenlach the opening match last night could not get away with against any man in the tournament, the German included fact, he will have to raise average by at least ten to迪 of Conti and Schaefer. The latter, it is said, is placed in the form he showed at Chie two years ago, when he Hoppe down with a seance of er-billards and ended W prolonged domination of by Carl Weideman, of Newport, is picked to do the upsetting. This colt, fast and a stayer, was routed to win the Kentucky derby last spring, but turned up slightly off edge and fell down on the job. Thru the summer Wedman has had him in the hands of R.J. Gilmore, acknowledged a king pin among traineers. Since Gilmore has had the colt, In Memoriam has won several good races and won them impressively. Two weeks ago he finished second to the imported fire year old Chacolet, in the $50,000 Kentucky special. He would have won it if Jockay Barrett had not been so Lusy watching Shuffle Along and Knobble, inside him on the rail, that he could not see Chacolet whining along outside and finishing behind Cherrie, Untidy and other good ones. That race at a mile and three sixteenths was run in 1:56 3-5, which is very tidy time. Since then, Gilmore has been busy nursing In Memoriam along for the race on November 2. Weideman proclaims his McGee colt the best three year old in the land, Zov and My Own especially included. He has offered to wager a large sum his colt can beat the other pair and has refused to sell In Memoriam for any amount of money. Kentucky likes In Memoriam. Kentucky also likes Enchantment, Harry Payne Whitney's soft, of which much was expected at various times this season. It entailed a right at least he should be very much in the running. Kentucky likes them and this race is to be a mile and three quarters which is an awfully long race. It would not be at all surprising since In Memoriam is so well regarded, if Zev turned out to be third choice in the wagering for My Own, despite the fact that he has not raced in these parts, is highly favored. Colonel Matt Winem, major domo of the Kentucky Jockey Club, is preparing for the biggest crowd ever seen in the middle west. UNITED THEATER, 306 E. Center St. Last Times TONIGHT 10c—25c—35c BRYANT WASHBURN, IN TEMPTATION Oscar H. Yost Singing And Playing "JUST AN OLD LOVE SONG" Tomorrow & Thursday ETHEL GREY TERRY & NILES WELCH In a Sensational Picturization of a Great Problem of Married Life "WHAT WIVES WANT" House of Quality in the Mercantile Bowling league on the local alleys last night. The second game was a tie, the locals winning the extra frame. Karam is staging a comeback, proving a big help in the last three series. HOUSE OF QUALITY Adams ... 189 188 205—582 Hensinger ... 174 200 152—526 Martin ... 115 135 147—397 Nissen ... 158 200 145—503 Fort ... 185 206 154—545 Totals ... 821 927 502—2553 ROEHM-SYLVESTER Efker ... 150 147 188—485 Eden ... 176 195 193—564 McGaugh ... 178 209 212—599 Martir ... 171 155 157—483 Karam ... 189 223 182—594 Totals ... 564 929 932—2725 Team Average 2725. chantment is right, at least he should be very much in the running. Kentucky likes them and this race is to be a mile and three quarters which is an awfully long race. It would not be at all surprising since In Memoriam is so well regarded, if Zev turned out to be third choice in the wagering for My Own, despite the fact that he has not raced in these parts, is highly favored. Colonel Matt Winem, major domo of the Kentucky Jockey Club, is preparing for the biggest crowd ever seen in the middle west. BEARS MAY GRAB ANTHER VICTOR SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. With six games of the 1923 ball schedule of the Pacific Conference passed into his Golden Bears of U. of Opeared today to have their sunk into the title honors. Along with the Univ., of Idaho, and Oregon, the Bears are among the four teams we have not met defeat this season and the Californians seem on the way to another conference victory, altho the Washington Huskies loom as genuine contenders. In the offing are the U. of Idaho, and Stanford. U. S.C.; stunts defeat at the hands of of Wash., upset the well kept Saturday and scorned over the Cardinals. He touted, the Palo Alto players cumbered to the fighting Troop but either of these teams again spring the unexpected prove serious business for Bruins. California's defeat of Washington State at Portland Satellite was another reversal of form as much as it was expected. Bears would swamp the Cow However, Coach Andy Smith said to have held in reserve of his best plays and was sat with the work of the California in winning with a small score. This Saturday's game was featured by the U. C.,-Ore. A clash. The same afternoon Washington State should defeat of Oregon. Second string men of the Washington squad won an victory over the U. of Sound last week while the les coach, Enoch Bagshaw at Portland getting an eye of Andy Smith's Bears. Huskles meet Calif.' at Ben November 17, a week before Bears-Cardinal fracas. It may be in the cards that conference honors may be ed in this tilt. Occar H. Yost Singing And Playing "JUST AN OLD LOVE SONG" Tomorrow & Thursday ETHEL GREY TERRY & NILES WELCH In a Sensational Picturization of a Great Problem of Married Life: "WHAT WIVES WANT" BOXING Under direction of Orange County A. C., at Orana, on San Diego-Los Angeles highway, one-half mile west of Orange. SIX BOUTS—WED., OCTOBER 31 MAIN EVENT Johnny Adams vs. Sailor Walters San Berdoo 128 Lbs. San Pedro Smiling Parker vs. Tony Ross Arizona 135 Lbs. Anaheim SPECIAL EVENT Kid McLarney vs. Young Moore San Diego 148 Lbs. Huntington Beach Eddie Doolis San Diego vs. Eddie Sperley San Berdoo 124 Lbs. Jack Reid Long Beach vs. Tex Jones Anaheim 135 Lbs. Young Griffin Fullerton vs. Young Dago Huntington Beach 130 Lbs. Every Seat a Good Seat—Music Between Each Bout by Jazz Band—Parking Space for Cars, Attendant in Charge LADIES FREE, WHEN ACCOMPILED BY ESCORT PRICES—Reserved, $1.50, plus war tax; General Admission, $1.00, plus war tax Tickets on Sale at UNITED CIGAR STORE, ANAHEIM EVENTS AR HOPPE MAY LOSE HIS CROWN BY DAVIS J. WALSH I. N. S. Sports Editor NEW YORK, Oct. 30.—Among local sharpshooters who claim the all, know all, the tip is that Willie Hoppe will defeat the end of the present from his throne as world’s platoon biliardist, never again return. Hoppe’s present form, it is conceived, is so unimpressive as to hide all possibility of the invasion winning the internationals 18-2 balk line affair, now progress at the Hotel Penhsylan Schaefer, former champion Roger Conti of France and guard Horemans, of Belgium, anchored by the wise men as able successors to the championship. The others entered Cochrane, of San Fran., is thot to lack the necessities, and Erich Hagenlach of Germany, the necessity to finish at the top. But “Hoppe against the field” position, they will be factors perhaps not altogether minor. Hoppe averaged less than fifty in beating Hagenlacher in opening match last night. He did not get away with that fact any man in the tournaments the German included. In the will have to raise that age by at least ten to dispose of conti and Schaefer. The latter, it is said, is playing the form he showed at Chicago years ago, when he broke down with a sense of supplants and ended Willie’s armageddon. PLAY FIRST AAA CONTEST SUNDAY Final arrangements were made last night for Anaheim’s entry in the Triple A league. Doty Bush presented local moguls at the Swal Baseball Managerw Assn. meeting in Los Angeles last evening. Bill LeVecke and Bush have passed a subscription paper among local fans and businessmen, signing up something like $600. It is desired that the subscriptions reach $1000. It is expected that the first game will be played next Sunday. Callahan will play center. Barnaby, a left-handed pitcher and fielder, will be in right. If Red Smith, who played short for Oakland in the Coast league last summer, can be obtained for the third bag, Jimmy McDowell will play first. The latter made a whale of a success at the initial corner with Wichita in the Western League this summer. He was one of the league’s leading hitters. Jimmy played third with the locals last winter. If Smith does not come, Art Mueller who played with Hanford in the San Joaquin valley league will be signed. Familiar faces will grace the other positions. Buster Callan behind the bat; Pendleton, short; Bush, second, and Herb Salveson in the box. Another pitcher will be signed. It is expected that Barnaby will be poison for the fast Shell Oil team with its string of left-handed batters. The Triple A league will include Anaheim, Wilmington, San Pedro, Glendale, Shell, Sawtelle, Ualon Tool and Hammond Lumber Co. or White King Soap. A number of big leaguers will be seen on the various teams. Because of the delay in getting the Anaheim team started, Irish and Bob Meusel of world’s series fame will play with Glendale. Anaheim will have to play its early games away from home as the high school field is now on. NOTRE DAME MAY RECONSIDER TRIP SOUTH BEND, Oct. 30. — An announcement was made here today that the way had been left open for Knute Jocknec’s fighting Irishmen of Notre Dame to play football in California if a tempting and definite offer were made by Los Angeles. It was indicated that the faculty’s action yesterday in deciding against acceptance of offers was not final. DARTMOUTH WITH EASTERN LEADERS By DAVIS J. WALSH I. N. S. Sports Editor NEW YORK, Oct. 30.—Into each life, they say, a little rain must fall and today a few of our esteemed football teams are all wet. Up at Cambridge, for example, it is neither raining rain nor votes, but large crimson tears over the convincing defeat of Harvard by Dartmouth, the third scored by the latter in 50 years. That game served two purposes, namely, it confirmed the suspicion that Harvard is not what it might be and elevated Dartmouth to the front rank of eastern elevens. Others retaining that status are Yale, Syracuse, Cornell, Pennsylvania State, West Virginia and W. & J. In the middle west and out on the west coast, the situation remained unchanged, although big ten reputations were tarnished. In addition, the south lost several games and much prestige, Center College and Georgia being badly worsted by Pennsylvania and Notre Dame, respectively. California, however, maintained its domination over the coast situation by beating Washington State while Stanford was finishing second to U. S. C. Notre Dame, Michigan, Illinois, Chicago and Wisconsin remained at the top of the heap in the middle west, the first three nams... HARS MAY GRAB ANTHER VICTORY N. FRANCISCO, Oct. 30.—Six games of the 1923 footschedule of the Pacific coast rence passed into history. Golden Bears of U. of C. appled today to have their claws into the title honors. Long with the Univ. of Wash.,, Oregon, the Bruins among the four teams which not met defeat this season. The Californians seem to be the way to another conference ary, altho the Washington ites loom as genuine contending with the Univ. of Wash.,, Oregon, the Bruins among the four teams which not met defeat this season. The Californians seem to be the way to another conference ary, altho the Washington ites loom as genuine contending with the Univ. of Wash.,, Oregon, the Bruins among the four teams which not met defeat this season. The Californians seem to be the way to another conference ary, altho the Washington ites loom as genuine contending with the Univ. of Wash.,, Oregon, the Bruins among the four teams which not met defeat this season. The Californians seem to be the way to another conference ary, altho the Washington ites loom as genuine contending with the Univ. of Wash.,, Oregon, the Bruins among the four teams which not met defeat this season. The Californians seem to be the way to another conference ary, altho the Washington ites loom as genuine contending with the Univ. of Wash.,, Oregon, the Bruins among the four teams which not met defeat this season. The Californians seem to be the way to another conference ary, altho the Washington ites loom as genuine contending with the Univ. of Wash.,, Oregon, the Bruins among the four teams which not met defeat this season. The Californians seem to be the way to another conference ary, altho the Washington ites loom as genuine contending with the Univ. of Wash.,, Oregon, the Bruins among the four teams which not met defeat this season. The Californians seem to be the way to another conference ary, altho the Washington ites loom as genuine contending with the Univ. of Wash.,, Oregon, the Bruins among the four teams which not met defeat this season. The Californians seem to be the way to another conference ary, altho the Washington ites loom as genuine contending with the Univ. of Wash.,, Oregon, the Bruins among the four teams which not met defeat this season. The Californians seem to be the way to another conference ary, altho the Washington ites loom as genuine contending with the Univ. of Wash.,, Oregon, the Bruins among the four teams which not met defeat this season. The Californians seem to be the way to another conference ary, altho the Washington ites loom as genuine contending with the Univ. of Wash.,, Oregon, the Bruins among the four teams which not met defeat this season. The Californians seem to be the way to another conference ary, altho the Washington ites loom as genuine contending with the Univ. of Wash.,, Oregon, the Bruins among the four teams which not met defeat this season. The Californians seem to be the way to another conference ary, altho the Washington ites loom as genuine contending with the Univ. of Wash.,, Oregon, the Bruins among the four teams which not met defeat this season. The Californians seem to be the way to another conference ary, altho the Washington ites loom as genuine contending with the Univ. of Wash.,, Oregon, the Bruins among the four teams which not met defeat this season. The Californians seem to be the way to another conference ary, altho the Washington ites loom as genuine contending with the Univ. of Wash.,, Oregon, the Bruins among the four teams which not met defeat this season. The Californians seem to be the way to another conference ary, altho the Washington ites loom as genuine contending with the Univ. of Wash.,, Oregon, the Bruins among the four teams which not met defeat this season. The Californians seem to be the way to another conference ary, altho the Washington ites loom as genuine contending with the Univ. of Wash.,, Oregon, the Bruins among the four teams which not met defeat this season. The Californians seem to be the way to another conference ary, altho the Washington ites loom as genuine contending with the Univ. of Wash.,, Oregon, the Bruins among the four teams which not met defeat this season. The Californians seem to be the way to another conference ary, altho the Washington ites loom as genuine contend- BRITISH CABINET MEETS FOR HOUR LONDON, Oct. 20—The cabinet met for an hour today, again discussing reparations and plans for the proposed international conference of experts to fix Geramany's capacity for indemnity payments. No communique was issued. It was learned at the foreign office that Great Britain is proceeding with conference negotiations, attempting to get France to consent to broader terms than Premier Polincare outlined in his speech last Sunday. British officials fear that the conference will not be able to make much headway toward a final settlement if it is restricted by France. FOOD SEIZED DUISBERG, Occupied Germany, Oct. 30.—Separatists today forced business men at the point of revolvers to contribute separatist "emergency money." Foodstuffs were seized and distribu- ted. Loyalist editors were arrest- ed. WORMS, Germany, Oct. 30.—This city joined tha Rhineland republic today. Worms is in Hesse, 26 miles south of Mayence. Try a Plain Dealer Want Ad. COLD IN MID-WEST CHICAGO, Oct. 30.—Winter slipped in for an early call on the mid-west some time before dawn today. Chicago awakened to snow-clad trees and temperature not far above freezing. Waterloo, Iowa, shivered so gusts of 14 degrees, accompanied by an inch of snow. Most of Iowa and Nebraska was under the snow blanket. Minneapolis had a temperature of 20 degrees, but no snow. POSTPONE RACE HALIFAX, Oct. 30.—Fog and absence of wind today caused a postponement until tomorrow of the second race of the international fishermen's series between the Blue Nose, Canadian defender, and Columbia, American challenger. The Blue Nose won yesterday's race. Plain Dealer Ads Always Bring Results WEATHER CHANGES CAUSE SICKNESS Extreme changes of weather during Fall cause many colds and coughs. For quick relief from throat, chest and bronchial trouble, coughs, colds and croup use Foley's Honey and Tar. Contains no oplates—Ingredients printed on the wrapper. Largest selling cough medicine in the world." Foley's Honey and Tar is most pleasant and efficient remedy for coughs and colds that I ever saw," writes Wm. Jones, El Dara, Illinois On sale at Heying's Pharmacy. STRIKE IN SAXONY RESDEN, Oct. 30.—Communiqué proclaimed a three-day strike about Saxony in retaliation forousting of the Dresden government by Berlin. Something to Remember Real Good Gravy Don't forget that the secret of making real, good gravy is KITCHEN BOUQUET. Purely a vegetable product, it makes real, good gravy of any gravity stock, bringing out its full flavor and giving it a deep, rich brown color. Add a tablespoonful must before taking off the stove. Don't forget KITCHEN BOUQUET, use it often — probably you have it on your pantry, if not, ask your grocer for it. KITCHEN BOUQUET DUISBERG, Occupied Germany, Oct. 30.—Separatists today fore-ced business men at the point of revolvers to contribute separatist "emergency money." Foodstuffs were seized and distributed. Loyalist editors were arrested. WORMS, Germany, Oct. 30.—This city joined the Rhineland republic today. Worms is in Hesse, 26 miles south of Mayence. Try a Chain Dealer Want Ad. Steam Auto Laundry We Specialize In Motor Cleaning, Washing And Polishing "You get everything back but the dirt" 500 West Center Anaheim DANCING Every Tuesday, Friday and Saturday 9:00 TO 12:00 Santa Ana American Legion Hall Between Third and Fourth Sts., on Birch St. SPECIAL CARNIVAL DANCE TONIGHT HALLOWE'EN EVE. Music by Grigsby's Californians Admission $1.00 Ladies Free VERNON WILL GET ANAHEIM PLAYER LOS ANGELES, Oct. 30.—Ed R: Maier, owner of the Vernon baseball club of the Pacific Coast League, announced today that he had purchased four players and traded three others to the Wichita club of the Western League. The players obtained by the Tigers in the deal are: Alva Sellers, pitcher; Jim McDonald, first baseman; Wes Griffin, a second baseman, and Jim Blakeslee, outfielder. Pitched Jim Jolley, southpaw; outfielder Perry O'Brien, and infielder Matt Bott were given to the Wichita club for the four players in addition to a cash consideration, said to be the largest of the season. Maier said that he intended to make several other changes. McDonald played with Anaheim last year and will be here again Sunday. CHANGE NIGHT OF BOXING AT ORANA The Orana boxing arena has changed the date on boxing shows from Tuesday to Wednesday night. The main event is Johnny Adams vs. Sailor Walters, and the semi-windup between Tony Ross vs. Smiling Parker. The man who rises every time he falls eventually is going to be able to stand on his feet—Willows Journal. TWO DIE IN CRASH WITH FIRE TRUCK EVERETT, Wash., Oct. 30.—Responding to a call that proved to be a false alarm, a fire truck late last night collided with Fire Chief W. A. Taro's car, killing two persons and injuring seven others, one probably fatally. The truck was hurled into a corner store and Daniel Michel Sn., was instantly killed. Dennis Boyle, fireman, died while being taken to the hospital. Chief Taro was probably fatally injured and four other firemen and two pedestrians are suffering from minor injuries. The building was demolished. EXTRA DIVIDEND NEW YORK, Oct. 30.—U. S. Steel Corp. declared an extra dividend of 1-4 of 1 per cent on the common stock and the regular quarterly dividend of 1 1-4 per cent on the common and 1 3-4 on the preferred. CONVICTS SENT TO PRISON BY 'PLANE LEAVENWORTH, Oct. 26.—In an effort to keep space with the increased momentum of the wheels of justice, Kansas authorities have enlisted the airways to burry transportation of prisoners to the state penitentiary. The first experiment in this unique method of hastening the process of law was made when Chester Connor, sheriff of Sedgwick county, arrived at the penitentiary here at 5 o'clock in the afternoon with three persons who had been convicted in Wichita, 208 miles south, at 2:10 p.m. Francis Bowhan, independent pilot, was in charge of the "squadron" of two planes that made the trip. The sheriff's wife accompanied the party as matron for a woman prisoner. 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