oc-plain-dealer 1924-08-01

DRIVING AND PUTTING AROUND ... with Grue We looked over Ralph Noble's public course at Bellevue and Western-Ave., Los Angeles Sunday and decided Orange County had a sportier and better public course at the harbor—in fact Orange County Public Course is unequalled in Southern California. A warning to the Anaheim golf colony—Jimmy Heffron is back on his game. He demonstrated this fact to our entire satisfaction at Fairway Club the other day. Our affable sporting goods dealer, Pete Wisser, who for some time past wore a bandage on his good right hand and listened patiently to tales of "wonderful driver" and "dead shot" putting, is again in active competition. The enforced rest has improved his game, it is reported. McClellan, who dispenses drugs at Gibson's has taken his golf seriously—on seriously, in fact, that he has quietly slipped down to Orange County Public Course several times of late for instruction by professional Joe Szarfinski. Mac's head was buzzing with "Stance," "Grip," "Address" Etc., while returning to Anaheim recently when a speed cop nicked him for a ten. A bad drive we call it. Pairway Pro. Armstrong set the pace this week. Jack lowered the course record recently made by J. R. Porter. Armstrong went out in 32 and came back in 29 making a 61 for the 18 holes. W. O. "Bill" Hart of Orange is the proud owner of the fife leather caddy bag which was first prize for the ringer tournament just finished. Hart's winning score was 49. Joe Rawley finished second with a score of 50 and won a club. The remodeling work on the club house has been finished and a reception is to be held this week-end in celebration Parti- county road from the pavement to the club property line is to be started at once and at the same time Pro. Szarfinski will start a crew to work on the road thru the club property. Mrs. Szarfinski has established quite a reputation for herself in the culinary department — yes, even golfers eat occasionally. A sweepstakes tournament is in progress over the week-end and with the improved condition of the course some new records should be established. Unoco The Axelson Machine Co. trophy—a full set of clubs and bag—was carried off by E. B. Perry with a net score of 131 for 36 holes. J. P. Varner was runner-up with 136. Another tournament is scheduled for August 2-3 with a caddy bag as first prize, donated by the Brown-Douser Lumber Co. This will be 18 holes of medal play. CHAMPION PICKS YOUTH AS PARTNER LOS ANGELES, Aug. 1.—William T. Tilden, II, national tennis champion, announced today he had selected "Sandy" Welner, 16-year-old Philadelphia player, to be his partner in the national doubles championships to be played next month in Boston. Twice Tilden has won the doubles title with Vincent Richards and once with B. I. C. Norton. STANDINGS PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE W. L. Pct. San Francisco ... 65 51 .561 Seattle ... 62 53 .539 Oakland ... 69 58 .503 Sacramento ... 58 57 .504 Vernon ... 59 58 .504 Salt Lake ... 57 58 .491 Los Angeles ... 53 84 .453 Portland ... 52 66 .440 Yesterday's Results S. F. NET STARS MEET IN SINGLES By ROBERT KINSEY (U. S. Grass Court Singles Tennis Champion) SEABRIGHT, N. J., Aug. 1.—Howard Kinsey, master of the chop stroke, defeated William M. Johnston, No. 2, in America's tennis list, in the final of the men's singles of the Seabright invitational tournament here this afternoon. The score: 6-4, 3-6, 6-3, 1-6, 6-3. It marked the end of a series of victories for "Little Bill" in the Seabright tournament. He had won the title the past three years. Miss Browne easily defeated Miss MacDonald, 6-0, 6-1. SEABRIGHT, N. J., Aug. 1.—William Johnston and Howard Kinsey, both of San Francisco, will meet in the men's singles this afternoon. Johnston, paired with Clarence "Peck" Griffin, also reached the finals of the men's doubles event They will meet the winners of the Behr-Mathieu-Kinsey brothers match for the title. Mary Browne of Los Angeles, former national singles title holder, will meet Mayme MacDonald, present national clay court champion, in the finals of the women's event today. Both finalists in the men's singles played remarkable tennis yesterday to come thrue. Little Bill had Niles on the run continuously, never giving the Bostonian an outside chance to win a set. Most of the rallies were long, but Johnston was always on top of the ball when the final heat came off. Only once did Nat appear dangerous. This was when he ran three games to 5-4, Johnston serving. Wee Willie served out a love game from this point to clinch the game and match. Howard Kinsey's win over Luclen Williams, former Yale tennis champion, was expected by the writer. Howard's change of pace... this week. Jack lowered the course record recently made by J. H. Porter. Armstrong went out in 32 and came back in 29 making a 61 for the 18 holes. W. O. "Bill" Hart of Orange is the proud owner of the leather caddy bag which was first prize for the ringer tournament just finished. Hart's winning score was 49. Joe Rawley finished second with a score of 50 and won a club. The remodeling work on the club house has been finished and a reception is to be held this week-end in celebration. Partitions were removed and a hardwood floor laid converting several rooms into a combination dining room and ball room. Grading for the new No. 2 green is almost finished and will soon be ready for seeding to grass. This work is causing no inconvenience to play unless one overshoots the old No. 2 green. The new grass on the greens is so heavy most players are experiencing considerable difficulty with their putting. The greens are mowed only on Saturday during the hot dry season making them quite slow just before mowing. Orange County Public Course Every day finds new improvements at this historic old course. This week the clubhouse sported a new coat of paint and several more greens had the approaches smoothed to perfection. New direction posts have been installed and the tee boxes repainted. The work of improving the Try a Classified Ad for results. Free Lecture By A. W. SIBLEY, of Los Angeles ON THE SUBJECT Universal Peace" AY, AUGUST 3rd, at 7:30 p.m. OSE HALL 135 W. Center ALL CORDIALLY INVITED AUSPICES INTERNATIONAL BIBLE STUDENTS ASS'N. STANDINGS PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE W. L. Pet. San Francisco ... 65 51.561 Seattle ... 62 53.529 Oakland ... 60 58.503 Sacramento ... 58 57.504 Vernon ... 59 58.504 Salt Lake ... 57 58.491 Los Angeles ... 53 84.453 Portland ... 52 66.440 Yesterday's Results Oakland, 5; San Francisco, 4 (12 innings.) Salt Lake, 11-2; Seattle, 4-1. Vernon, 7; Los Angeles, 3. Portland, 5; Sacramento, 4. AMERICAN LEAGUE W. L. Pet. New York ... 57 43.570 Washington ... 56 43.566 Detroit ... 54 43.561 St. Louis ... 49 47.510 Chicago ... 47 52.475 Cleveland ... 46 53.485 Boston ... 43 54.443 Philadelphia ... 40 59.404 NATIONAL LEAGUE W. L. Pet. New York ... 61 34.642 Chicago ... 55 40.573 Pittsburg ... 52 41.557 Brooklyn ... 51 46.526 Cincinnati ... 50 50.500 St. Louis ... 41 56.423 Philadelphia ... 38 57.400 Boston ... 46 60.375 Baseball Today AMERICAN LEAGUE New York ... 010 020 000-3 12 1 St. Louis ... 000 000 020-2 7 0 Bush and Schang; Shocker, Prett and Severeld. Boston ... .000 001 000-1 7 3 Chicago ..... .010 000 10x-2 0 1 Perguson and O'Neill; Faber and Schalk. Phila ..... .002 000 020-4 9 0 Clevel ..... .000 201 000-3 7 1 Rummell and Bruggy; Covele-sk-o and Myatt. Washn ..... .122 002 000-7 12 0 Detroit ..... .030'000'000-3'5' Johnson and Ruel; Wells, Dauss and Bazler. NATIONAL LEAGUE ..... Clin, .090 020'000'000'009-2'9'2 Isan, .000'100'100'000'001-3'8'0 Rixey and Hargraves; Benton and O'Neill. Chicago ..... .000'000'000-3'3' Brooklyn ..... .000'000'22x-4'7'0 Aldridge, Milstead and Hartnett; Vance and DeBerry. Pitts ..... .100'0'000-1'7'2 New York ...101'0'01'0xx-3'7'0 Morrison, Stone and Smith; Barnes and Snyder. St. Louis-Philadelphia game postponed, wet grounds. COOL DANCING at LA VIDA HOT SPRINGS—Carbon Canyon Every Thursday — Saturday — Sunday 9 p.m. 9 p.m. 8 p.m. MUSIC BY TURNER'S ORCHESTRA BENEFIT PLACENTIA BASEBALL CLUB TRAINED SEAL AT THE CALIFORNIA Bubbles, the trained seal which appears in the picture "Galloping Fish," put on by Thomas H. Ince today at the California Theater, will be seen in his glass tank beside his trainer, Bert Swain, on the stage as a prologue to the picture. The children especially are invited to see him by the Keith circuit and the theater management. Plain Dealer Classified Ads produce results. Try this medium. Specials From Our Toy Department Mama Dolls, with unbreakable head, arms and legs, dressed, was $2.00, now $1.35 Mrma Dolls, dressed complete, with shoes, stockings and bonnet, was $3.00, $1.95 Large dressed Mama Dolls, 26 inches high, was $5.00, now $2.90 Beach Pails with shovel, was 35c now $25c $00 Cream Colored Fibre Doll Carriages heavy rattan trimming, wire wheels, and rubber tires, now $3.85 All Metal Go Carts, with rubber tires, wire wheels $2.50 Metal Body Child's Cart, steel axles, wire wheels and wood handle $65¢ 4 Ball Croquet Sets $1.95 Sail Boats... 15c, 25c, 35c, 50¢ Kiddie Kars, metal wheels, with rubber tire, was $3.50, now $2.75 Scooters, for Boys and Girls, all steel frame, with metal wheels and tire $3.50 Toy Tea Set, 8 pieces, decorated with gold edge trimmings $75c Toy Ice Cream Freezers, holding a pint of cream; will freeze in ten minutes $1.00 WEBER'S BOOK STORE 119 EAST CENTER ST. NET STARS MEET IN SINGLES ROBERT KINSEY Mass Court Singles Tennis Champion) RIGHT, N. J., Aug. 1. Kinsey, master of the game, defeated William M. No. 2, in America's tenure; the final of the men's seabright invitation here this afternoon; the score: 6-4, 3-6, 6-3, died the end of a series for "Little Bill" in right tournament. He the title the past three bowne easily defeated Bonald, 6-0, 6-1. RIGHT, N. J., Aug. 1. Johnston and Howard of San Francisco, will the men's singles this Johnston, paired with "Peck" Griffin, also the finals of the men's event. They will meeters of the Behr-Mathey brothers match for the bowne of Los Angeles, national singles title holdest Mayme MacDonald, national clay court champion finals of the women's finalists in the men's layed remarkable tennis to come thru. Little lilies on the run continue over giving the Boston-side chance to win a of the rallies were long, con was always on top when the final heat did Nat appear dangling was when he ran to 5-4, Johnston served out a love this point to clinch and match. Kinsey's win over Lums, former Yale tennis was expected by the toward's change of pace SARGUM PROUTINGS Billy Gibson has been piloting a light heavyweight champion for weeks but it took the Carpentier fight to make his charge popular. Gene Tunney has been the American champ for quite a while but he has not been in demand. The public was not acquainted with Tunny's real ability till he beasted Carpentier. Now all the big promoters are bidding for Gene's services. Jack Reddy seems to be the lucky promoter as he announces that he has Gene and the Georgia whirl wind. Young Stribling to fight in St. Paul a ten round bout some time next month. This should be a great fight, and one that should help to straighten out the title tangle. Mike McTigue holds the title; Stribling won a newspaper decision over Mike in New Jersey, where a title can not change hands only by a knock out. The Irishman was wise enough to keep away from a knock out there by retaining his crown. Stribling is a wonderful lad but his age is against him. He has been shoved ahead too rapidly to be at his best. Tunney should best him at this time. Stribling may be man enough to beat Tunney but if he is he is a wonder. Tunney is not a slugger, he combines hitting with science. He is rugged and can take a lot of punishment. Gene is content to take time and cut a man down to a knock punch, he is not putting everything he has into one big punch. Gene looks to have more fighting brains, this and his maturity should make him the popular choice to win. Talking of boxing, Roy Mabee read of Orlando Miller taking up boxing and has this to say: If Miller is a boxer I am to, I can beat any tire any place with 'the gloves." CONTROL FOREST FIRE AT QUINCY (Continued from Page One) control a forest fire that threatened the town of Quincy in Plumas-co. A number of ranch homes and the Fowlers Station resort were burned before the advancing wall of flame was checked. The fire had burned within a mile of Quincy when stopped. Another great forest fire in the Plumas National Forest was blazing unchecked today, ten miles from Quincy. All available fire fighters are being sent to the assistance of 125 men already battling this blaze. The town of Floriston in Truckee Canyon, which was menaced by a fire in that region, was penetrating today as a turn of the wind rection. The great blaze in the Cleveland National Forest in the extreme southern part of the state was giving foresters grave concern. Chief Forester Paul G. Redington was expected to arrive on the scene late today to take personal direction of the fighting this blaze. Two of the most critical months of the fire hazard season were issued in today. Acting to prevent the starting of fires, 19 deer hunting counties were closed to hunters and further restrictions may be decided upon should carelessness result in additional fires being started. The Floriston fire in Tahoe Forest was still running out of control on the northeast side and additional men and officers were being rushed to the confiagration because of its seriousness. The old Forest Hill Divide fire was reported still out of control and running wild before a high wind which swept the flames over all of the lines which had been thrown around the blaze in an effort to bring it under control yesterday. PLEAD FOR LIVES Tagging All Baseball The Yankees' lead dwindled half a game when the Browns trailed both ends of a double header to 1 and 5 to 4, with Wingard Danforth pitching air-tight ball Ruth knocked his 33rd home run. Zachary beated Collins in at 0 pitching battle and the Saints took second place from Tigers. The Pirates made it straight from the Giants in a innings affair, scoring five runs in the second innning, while Giants were accumulating a run of goose eggs. Earl Smith, for mer Giant, drove in the first tries. The Cubs beat the Dodgers, 4-1, and cut the Giants' lead to games. Hornsby got his 15th hometown Cardinals trimmed the Phillips 6 to 3. The White Sox nosed out Red Sox 5 to 4, a double steal Archoacson and Sheely broke the winning run. Cleveland and Philadelphia spared a doubleheader, the Athletics winning the first game 7 to and the Indians the second, to 3. Rain held the Reds and Braves idle. an" given to interference, but withail pushed him ahead in school work. "It appears" said White, "that abate later in life developed defensional." So rigid was this governess her discipline. White said she young Loeb early in life got in the habit of lying to her. At the age of 14, Loeb associated with a bi named Jack Mengel, who later served a criminal term. "At 15," White went on," suffered something approaching... Over giving the Boston stance to win a of the rallies were long, was always on top when the final heat did Nat appear dang- is was when he ran this point to clinch and match. Kinsey's win over Lu- ams, former Yale tennis was expected by the Howard's change of pace and control of ground deciding factors in his Williams also must have effects of his strenuous day previous and hold the speed estab- lish the Californian. Also won four games at service. Johnston has al- how Howard on the coast their recent matches closely contested. I instation will win but he himself to do so. and Griffin had a close pair doubles watch with Callif, boys, Walter and Harvey Snodgrass three sets, two of which once before a decision was the best of the splendidly, volleying with precision. Breaks in service were brok, who has not the stress or the volleying partner. Eball Today AMERICAN LEAGUE 010 020 000—3 12 1 000 000 002—7 0 and Schang; Shocker; Severold. 000 001 000—1 7 3 010 000 105—2 6 1 and O'Nell; Faber 000 001 000—1 7 3 010 000 105—2 6 1 and O'Nell; Faber and Schang; Shocker; Severold. 000 001 000—1 7 3 010 000 105—2 6 1 and O'Nell; Faber Ed Curley the well known fight informs the fight world that Harry Wills is a big favor- irie, with those who should know, over Firpo in their coming fight. Ets are being placed with Wills ruling a 4 to 5 favorite. The cause of such a condition seems to be the condition of Firpo. He has not really worked since he fought Dempsey. He has not learned a thing and the life of ease has not taught him anything of the fight game. The critics doubt if he will ever reach as good a physical condition as that in which he fought Dempsey. Firpo is not or has been in a position to learn anything new of the rugged and can take a lot of punishment. Gene is content to take time and cut a man down to a knock punch, he is not putting everything he has into one big punch. Gene looks to have more fighting brains, this and his maturity should make him the popular choice to win. Talking of boxing, Roy Mabec read of Orlando Miller taking up boxing and his this to say: If Miller is a boxer I am to this, I can beat his any tire any place with the gloves." What do you know about that? We may be staging championship boxing matches yet. Jack Dempsey better be getting into readiness for we may have the next world's champion hanging around in our neighborhood. Roy promised to get into shape for another crack at Miller and he is faithfully keeping his word. He is working out at Vic Baden's athletic club in Orange and they say our rancher is coming along nicely. The Fullerton club will be willing to stage the match just as soon as Roy proves that he is in shape. Johny Adams is riding on a wave of popularity since winning the Coast lightweight honors. The evening up in Saa Bernardino, his home town, the fana hold a big banquet in his honor and some dignitary, mayor pr chief of police, made a speech and presented Johny with a gold watch, a token of the home town fans teem. Over in Hollywood the other evening the American Logion banqueted the champion and the other guest of honor was less than champion of all the champions, Jack Dempsey. Bids are coming in thick and fast for his services. Along with the belt that is going to be presented at the next Hollywood fight show, Johnny gets a pair of tickets to little Old New York. Johnny is not old enough to go over six rounds in the empire state, but a nice preliminary to some of the big Madison Square Garden fights would not be bad for a starter. Johnny's manager is Billy Darnley. Ed Curley the well known fight informs the fight world that Harry Wills is a big favor- irie, with those who should know, over Firpo in their coming fight. Ets are being placed with Wills ruling a 4 to 5 favorite. The cause of such a condition seems to be the condition of Firpo. He has not really worked since he fought Dempsey. He has not learned a thing and the life of ease has not taught him anything of the fight game. The critics doubt if he will ever reach as good a physical condition as that in which he fought Dempsey. Firpo is not or has been in a position to learn anything new of the rugged and can take a lot of punishment. Gene is content to take time and cut a man down to a knock punch. Gene looks to have more fighting brains, this and his maturity should make him the popular choice to win. Talking of boxing, Roy Mabec read of Orlando Miller taking up boxing and his this to say: If Miller is a boxer I am to this, I can beat his any tire any place with the gloves." What do you know about that? We may be staging championship boxing matches yet. Jack Dempsey better be getting into readiness for we may have the next world's champion hanging around in our neighborhood. Roy promised to get into shape for another crack at Miller and he is faithfully keeping his word. He is working out at Vic Baden's athletic club in Orange and they say our rancher is coming along nicely. The Fullerton club will be willing to stage the match just as soon as Roy proves that he is in shape. Johny Adams is riding on a wave of popularity since winning the Coast lightweight honors. The evening up in Saa Bernardino, his home town, the fana hold a big banquet in his honor and some dignitary, mayor pr chief of police, made a speech and presented Johny with a gold watch, a token of the home town fans teem. Over in Hollywood the other evening the American Logion banqueted the champion and the other guest of honor was less than champion of all the champions, Jack Dempsey. Bids are coming in thick and fast for his services. Along with the belt that is going to be presented at the next Hollywood fight show, Johnny gets a pair of tickets to little Old New York. Johnny is not old enough to go over six rounds in the empire state, but a nice preliminary to some of the big Madison Square Garden fights would not be bad for a starter. Johnny's manager is Billy Darnley. Ed Curley the well known fight informs the fight world that Harry Wills is a big favor- irie, with those who should know, over Firpo in their coming fight. Ets are being placed with Wills ruling a 4 to 5 favorite. The cause of such a condition seems to be the condition of Firpo. He has not really worked since he fought Dempsey. He has not learned a thing and the life of ease has not taught him anything of the fight game. The critics doubt if he will ever reach as good a physical condition as that in which he fought Dempsey. Firpo is not or has been in a position to learn anything new of the rugged and can take a lot of punishment. Gene is content to take time and cut a man down to a knock punch. Gene looks to have more fighting brains, this and his maturity should make him the popular choice to win. Talking of boxing, Roy Mabec read of Orlando Miller taking up boxing and his this to say: If Miller is a boxer I am to this, I can beat his any tire any place with the gloves." What do you know about that? We may be staging championship boxing matches yet. Jack Dempsey better be getting into readiness for we may have the next world's champion hanging around in our neighborhood. Roy promised to get into shape for another crack at Miller and he is faithfully keeping his word. He is working out at Vic Baden's athletic club in Orange and they say our rancher is coming along nicely. The Fullerton club will be willing to stage the match just as soon as Roy proves that he is in shape. Johny Adams is riding on a wave of popularity since winning the Coast lightweight honors. The evening up in Saa Bernadino, his home town, the fana hold a big banquet in his honor and some dignitary, mayor pr chief of police, made a speech and presented Johny with a gold watch, a token of the home town fans teem. Over in Hollywood the other evening the American Logion banqueted the champion and the other guest of honor was less than champion of all the champions, Jack Dempsey. Bids are coming in thick and fast for his services. Along with the belt that is going to be presented at the next Hollywood fight show, Johnny gets a pair of tickets to little Old New York. Johnny is not old enough to go over six rounds in the empire state, but a nice preliminary to some of the big Madison Square Garden fights would not be bad for a starter. Johnny's manager is Billy Darnley. Ed Curley the well known fight informs the fight world that Harry Wills is a big favor- irie, with those who should know, over Firpo in their coming fight. Ets are being placed with Wills ruling a 4 to 5 favorite. The cause of such a condition seems to be the condition of Firpo. He has not really worked since he fought Dempsey. He has not learned a thing and the life of ease has not taught him anything of the fight game. The critics doubt if he will ever reach as good a physical condition as that in which he fought Dempsey. Firpo is not or has been in a position to learn anything new of the rugged and can take a lot of punishment. Gene is content to take time and cut a man down to a knock punch. Gene looks to have more fighting brains, this and his maturity should make him the popular choice to win. Talking of boxing, Roy Mabec read of Orlando Miller taking up boxing and his this to say: If Miller is a boxer I am to this, I can beat his any tire any place with the gloves." What do you know about that? We may be staging championship boxing matches yet. Jack Dempsey better be getting into readiness for we may have the next world's champion hanging around in our neighborhood. Roy promised to get into shape for another crack at Miller and he is faithfully keeping his word. He is working out at Vic Baden's athletic club in Orange and they say our rancher is coming along nicely. The Fullerton club will be willing to stage the match just as soon as Roy proves that he is in shape. Johny Adams is riding on a wave of popularity since winning the Coast lightweight honors. The evening up in Saa Bernadino, his home town, the fana hold a big banquet in his honor and some dignitary, mayor pr chief of police, made a speech and presented Johny with a gold watch, a token of the home town fans teem. Over in Hollywood the other evening the American Logion banqueted the champion and the other guest of honor was less than champion of all the champions, Jack Dempsey. Bids are coming in thick and fast for his services. Along with the belt that is going to be presented at the next Hollywood fight show, Johnny gets a pair of tickets to little Old New York. Johnny is not old enough to go over six rounds in the empire state, but a nice preliminary to some of the big Madison Square Garden fights would not be bad for a starter. Johnny's manager is Billy Darnley. Ed Curley the well known fight informs the fight world that Harry Wills is a big favor- irie, with those who should know, over Firpo in their coming fight. Ets are being placed with Wills ruling a 4 to 5 favorite. The cause of such a condition seems to be the condition of Firpo. He has not really worked since he fought Dempsey. He has not learned a thing and the life of ease has not taught him anything of the fight game. The critics doubt if he will ever reach as good a physical condition as that in which he fought Dempsey. Firpo is not or has been in a position to learn anything new of the rugged and can take a lot of punishment. Gene is content to take time and cut a man down to a knock punch. Gene looks to have more fighting brains, this and his maturity should make him the popular choice to win. Talking of boxing, Roy Mabec read of Orlando Miller taking up boxing and his this to say: If Miller is a boxer I am to this, I can beat his any tire any place with the gloves." What do you know about that? We may be staging championship boxing matches yet. Jack Dempsey better be getting into readiness for we may have the next world's champion hanging around in our neighborhood. Roy promised to get into shape for another crack at Miller and he is faithfully keeping his word. He is working out at Vic Baden's athletic club in Orange and they say our rancher is coming along nicely. The Fullerton club will be willing to stage the match just as soon as Roy proves that he is in shape. Johny Adams is riding on a wave of popularity since winning the Coast lightweight honors. The evening up in Saa Bernadino, his home town, the fana hold a big banquet in his honor and some dignitary, mayor pr chief of police, made a speech and presented Johny with a master criminal, directing H band. Ed Curley the well known fight informs the fight world that Harry Wills is a big favor- irie, with those who should know, over Firpo in their coming fight. Ets are being placed with Wills ruling a 4 to 5 favorite. The cause of such a condition seems to be the condition of Firpo. He has not really worked since he fought Dempsey. He has not learned a thing and the life of ease has not taught him anything of the fight game. The critics doubt if he will ever reach as good a physical condition as that in which he fought Dempsey. Firpo is not or has been in a position to learn anything new of the rugged and can take a lot of punishment. Gene is content to take time and cut a man down to a knock punch. Gene looks to have more fighting brains, this and his maturity should make him the popular choice to win. Talking of boxing, Roy Mabec read of Orlando Miller taking up boxing and his this to say: If Miller is a boxer I am to this, I can beat his any tire any place with the gloves." What do you know about that? We may be staging championship boxing matches yet. Jack Dempsey better be getting into readiness for we may have the next world's champion hanging around in our neighborhood. Roy promised to get into shape for another crack at Miller and he is faithfully keeping his word. He is working out at Vic Baden's athletic club in Orange and they say our rancher is coming along nicely. The Fullerton club will be willing to stage the match just as soon as Roy proves that he is in shape. 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Duffy Lewis still leads the coast batters. Old Pole Schneider of Vernon has battered his way up to the second position. He is just two points ahead of Bert Elliison and six behind the leading Duffy. Brick Elrod of the Indians is in the fourth position and lindimore brings up the fifth. Lewis and Frederick both of Salt Lake are tied for home run honors with 23 each. Ellison of the Seals hit 21 high, wide and far away and Brazil of Portland and Arlett of Oakland have lambasted 20 each. Manager Bill Kenworthy denies that he is about to resign his management of the Portland team. Bill lays the poor showing of his club to poor pitching. May be so but his boys are not hitting up to their standard and are not converting their hits into runs. Babe Ruth came through with another circuit drive Tuesday. It was his thirty-second of the season, and was made off Holla Thur-don who has been causing so much comment on his great pitching, having won ten straight. Young Nationalista, a little Fillipino, and George Rivers fought a draw at Vernon the other evening. Rivers took the first two rounds and the Fillipino the last two. Johnny Mitchell, the old Vermon short stop will attempt to fill the shoes of Jimmy Johnston of the Brooklyn Dodgers till Johnston's leg is healed. Jimmy came to Brooklyn as an outfielder but was put in at short as a sub and while the Dodgers have tried out many shortfielders, Jimmy has never got to go back to the outfield. He was injured in Pittsburgh several days ago and will be out for some time yet, maybe for the rest of the season. Mitchell has not been much of a success in the big time. He has been playing with Minneapolis this season. He described the dapper young student as having a governess childhood who was too strict wif him and he contracted the hall of lying at an early age in order to escape her rigid discipline; having always indulged in morchantas" in which he picture himself a "great intellectual" and "a master criminal, directing band." He still has phantasies in the jail. White said at one point, "Dickie himself, sitting 20 feet away from the dooor, with confederate, Nathan Leopold, stood at the doctor wide-eyed, as if went ahead and traced his queens and abnormality since childhood. Only occasionally did eyes leave the witness face, and when they did they were directed in a sidewise glance at "Babe". FRIDAY, AUG. 1, 1924 Letters From the People Communications to this column should be limited to 150 words, and signed, altho signature will not be reproduced if that is the desire of the writer. Editor The Plain Dealer: "What's the Matter With the Movies?" was a head line appearing in your paper yesterday. The greatest "matter" seems to be an attempt to fleece—rather than cater to—a wise public. For instance: Friend wife and myself attended a local playhouse Saturday evening where the main and almost only attraction was Champion Jack Dempsey. With the exception of the Dempsey picture, the most ordinary "ham" could have played either of the leading rolls in the other picture, which was little of nothing—not to mention the fast-moving flash-it-on and flash-it-off round-the-world news. The writer has paid the tariff, given to charity, literally thrown money away and rolled the "galoping dominoes," but he could not get to first base, either fancy or catch-as-catch-can, with a book of instructions made of asbestos, ruled with sulphuric acid and atticed with cat-gut, when it comes to getting the "jack" in competition with this "better movie" stuff fleecing. The price is not exorbitant—but let the movie magnates put on a show of more than one short picture, that is worth at least two-bits, and give the public a run for its money. Why not get a gun and demand the admission price without other pretense? AN OBserver. Anaheim Calif., Aug. 1, 1924. Dear Editor: I have read several comments on the pictures shown at the剧院 recently and those to be shown during the 'greater movie campaign." We have two children, a boy 11 and a girl 15. Quite often we go places that the children do not care to go and no doubt would prove dull and dry entertainment for them, so we allow them to attend—a picture show. Sometimes we do not know what kind of show is on or, even which theatre they attend until they return-home and tell us about it. To some folks we may appear very careless, but we have attended shows with them and have bumped into good pictures and bad ones. Folks, any of us would go thru fire to rescue our children from danger or harm of any kind. Let us keep the ball rolling and demand a "greater and clean movies program," with true publicity of the same.—A FATHER. Free Bread! 24 oz. Loaf Warm Bread or 10c in trade with each been to interference, but pushed him ahead in his work. appears" said White, "that her in life developed definite misgid was this governess in discipline. White said, that Loeb early in life got in the lying to her. At the age Loeb associated with a boy Jack Mengel, who later a criminal term. 15." White went on, "he had something approaching a final concussion in an autoaccident." came "Dickie's" career at Dr. White described him right student. college he studied morals," a alienist, "in the course of academic career. He always were or less a disbelief in God suddenly came to explain all in the world by science." college, Dr. White went on, "was thrown by his pre-ness in school work, with boy and so came to drink-and doing other things "not able." Dickie's habit of lying, con- in his childhood to escape punishment of his governess, space with his years, the priest found. with reference to the case. I asked him a num- definite questions to de- his attitude toward that idee. It seems that the plan- this homicide was in their for two months, a subject discussion, and in this was talk of the identity of victim. Members of their families were considered, but used for various reasons were considered, also the themselves. boy believed that if one of own families was taken it hamper the freedom of movements, so for practical it was discarded. boy wanted to commit 'the crime,' they wanted to ac- ash an intellectual feat, to no clue." copied of the medical phrase- which Dr. White used in relation with his examination conclusions with regard to him," his testimony amounted being more or less than: boy is queer." described the dapper young man as having a governess in good who was too strict with and he contracted the habit at an early age in order to her rigid discipline; is always indulged in morbid desires" in which he pictured a "great intellectual" and later criminal, directing his still has phantasies in the white said at one point. kile himself, sitting 20 feet from the doctor, with his name Nathan Lennold star- hand reached out and claimed Antoine Wroblelski, world war veteran, restored to sanity and freed of criminal tendencies at a Napa, Calif. hospital. While speeding to his home in Detroit after being given his freedom 24 hours before in Oakland, the veteran died suddenly near here today on a train. Luther Burbank has evolved a prune six inches in circumference. Thursday is named in honor of Thor, the Scandinavian God of war. lawyers term one of the greatest speeches they ever heard in a court room just to make sure that his alienists will get a chance to tell their story of the "mitigating circumstances" in court. Some time today Judge Cavorly will decide whether they will be allowed to testify, and how far they may go-in this testimony. When court resumed this morning, Attorney Walter Buchrach; for the defense resumed his argument in favor of permitting the alienists to testify. He took up the authorities and precedents cited by the state, one by one, and denied that they were appliable to this case. 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