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Mmr.Jmsmm Mum THE MORNING OREGONIAN, TUESDAY, 3IAY 23, 1920 IS WASHINGTON BEATS GIBSON TO DIRECT W 1 El1 tt szz II ft I VI fill I I rrr CAUFOiA CREW JOE BENJAMIN FIGHT Bears Creep Up Near End in Eddie Shannon Ready for All Heartbreaking Sprint. Lightweights. ' . LEAD IS SCANT SIX FEET LYNCH TO MEET HERMAN Coxswains Increase Pace as Shells Irishman Wants Chance at Leon Tear Through Water for Pre- ard If Victor In Bout Sched- . M i d - I mier Honors Coast. Hm. of U ' 1 ft, 1 1 1T f J rk, uled for Wednesday. mmr.jmsmm mum " ' e r,""""'. ' " tNIVERSITT OF WASHINGTON, BY DICK SHARP. Seattle, Wash., May 24. (Special.) ly Billy Gibson, who. directs the af With a lead of six scant feet the fairs of Lightweight Champion Benny I purple and gold oarsmen nosed their Leonard and Joe Benjamin 1b not go shell across the finish line and de- ing to take any chance on entrusting I feated the California crew in the Joe Benjamin in the hands of others,! annual varsity boat race, held on when the lanky lightweight ex Lake Washington this morning. The changes punches with Eddie Shannon I Northern freshmen also won their at the armory June , for the ban-- 1 race, outclassing --4 - dler of the lightweight champion has the babes from the j . , ; Bear University by five lengths. The gone on record as saying that he and lake was smooth and the weather he alone will direct tne Benjamin at warm. In difference to Saturday even- tack when tne trong sounds for the ing, when the race was postponed Celt and Hebrew lightweights to face after the Washington shell capsized the barrier. When half way through the course. In his match here with Freddie I California's heartbreaking sprint Anderson, Benjamin looked anything I during the last half mile was the but the Improved boy the advanced feature of the race, and officials and Two leading; characters. Noah Beery and Marguerite De Ia Motte, of "Tie notices said he was, his judgment of I witnesses are frank in their opinion Sas:cbr1lslier.,' now tiiowiic at tae Rivolt theater. distance being off color and the Dunch that had the course been 20 yards he was supposed to have developed In 1 showing at the Columbia theater. Few tne east failed to put in its appear- further, victory would have come to persons realize this, however, as the ance. the gold and blue. The Bars over- TODAY'S FILM FEATURES. came an entire length during the last Columbia theory of a musical setting Since me'etlng Anderson here Ben-- 1 440 yards and were creeping up on Majesti5 Tom Moore, "Duds." is to make the picture more promt Jamin has taken on Eddie Mahoney I Feeling Like a Million Dollars" the Washington shell with each Peoples Eugene O'Brien, "His nent and not to attract attention from and Joe Miller. He had little trouble Money." - I stroke. The stem of the Washing-tonlan- s Wife's it to the orchestra- Although the in winning the call over Miller, who was just six feet in the lead Liberty Nazimova, "The Heart picture is ultra modern and fashion- is rated as one of the leaders In. the I when the gun sounded at the finish. of a Child." able, the music selected is from the California four-roun- d game, scoring I Slangy, perhaps,1 but doesn't it just express that vacation feeling you have when The time was IS minutes and S5 Columbia Mae Murray, "On conservative and more established knockdown over the rugged Miller. I seconds. With the Dance." masters. "I Love You Truly" is its trick that few if any other boys I you start off, free to enjoy yourself for a few days or weeks? Rivoli Emerson Hough's "The them. ever accomplished. Bears I.nse to Stroke. Sagebrusher." Miller has won decision over Johnny I varsity race be-- 1 And nothing will help you to feel way more than being dressed appropriately The was Judged to be Star Harry Carey, "Bullet Red hawthorne nas been used McCarthy and Willie Robinson, that the hardest fought and the closest Proof." throughout the Liberty theater this sides holding Alex Trambitas to well. why you take along plenty of ever witnessed on northern waters Circle J. Warren Kerrigan. week as the floral decoration. Great draw, something that few light-- 1 and That's want to Seldom was water visible betwen the weights figure to do, as Alex outgrew I two "The Lord Loves the Irish." sorays of It adore the fountain in shells. The start was made at Globe Corinne Griffith, "Hu- hte foyer as well as in the huge the lightweight ranks quite some time! 10:57. Washington caught the water man Collateral." conspicuous places ago. N first and got under way with a sprint baskets placed In In his match with Mahoney, Benja throughout the entire theater. Single I 0? of 38 strokes to the minute. Califor sprays min entered the ring with a badly nia making a like number. The have been used on the dress- bruised right and, though Ma a ing tables and writing desks on the hand northern men held down to "33" and (i A NTONB can make jazz out of mezzanine floor. honey was being looked after from the advantage of the long lay back symphony, but we have made a ' his corner by Jack Dempsey, Joe of the Conibar stroke became ap nearly stowed the Irish lightweight parent. At the end of the first mile symphony out of jazz," said Mlscna Matt Moore, who easily holds the champion away in the final canto Washington was leading by a quar Guterson. 'director of the Rivoll or title as champion of with a snappy right cross. ter length, which was Increased to chestra In speaking of a concert num noted motion picture actrssses, plays The affair with Mahoney was called I length hun- Is the leading role in Marshall Neilan's A REAL COMB! NATION OF STYLE AND COMFORT a half in the next few ber being used this week. There Marry." a draw. Any boy who can trim Joe dred yards. Washington was hitting no jazz on this week's programme at latest production, "Don't Ever Miller and hold Eddie Mahoney even . a 31 stroke to California's shorter 32. to If Mr. Moore s three brothers had fol- figures to lick the daylights out of all et the Rivoli yet the number which I At the two-mi- le point Washington lowed this lnjunctjon. Matt, himself, so Mr. Guterson had reference is "The not now be the Freddie Andersons in America, There are Beau Brummcls in your favorite colors, in materials suitable for any occasion, from the gained the lead which was respon- Vamp." is played with a delicacy would the there must be some ground to Ben sible for their victory. The northmen It melody from of Mary Pickford, Alice Joyce and jamin's claims that he was sick wheu smartest of lustrous silks to the more subdued, conservative patterns. responded to the coxswain's call for and finish that lifts its Grace Cunard. the common place to a charming study comedy, he met Anderson. an increase of one in their stroke. The picture is a produced I good-looki- ng by arrangement master-craftsmansh- In facing Shannon, Benjamin will be You'll comfortable, you choose Beau Brummels for these emphasized a novel with the same consummate ip get shirts when built into and the home shell forged ahead for in. which the piano, played Dy Fran meeting a lad who has unlim'ted a three-fourt- length lead, which which Mr. Neilan any I shirts are "comfort points," features which make them feel right and look right. More than that, cisco Longo, has an important role. in- confidence in bis ability to defeat was widened then from a full length showed - "The River's End" and It living lightweight. Shannon is of I one-fourt- h. you'll get shirts dependable fabrics which will wear give lasting to a length and Then The Sagebrusher" is the photoplay also will be released through the First the opinion that he can defeat both of and service. the real grind began. California in feature at the Rivoli. This is a National Exhibitors circuit. Benjamin and Leonard. He has asked I creased its stroke to an extent that picture made 'under the direction of Matchmaker Evans to wait for the I Beau Brummel Shirts are sold by good stores everywhere. recaptured a quarter length, and the same producer as the Zane Grey Shirley Mason recently realized a outcome of his go with Benjamin be Washington added another notch to stories' and while from the pen of life-lon- g ambition. She har always fore selecting an opponent for the Its speed in an effort to maintain Emerson Hough is very much of the wanted to be a boy so she could "go champion during the Shrine week M. E. Smith 8c Co., Omaha the lead. Washington was pulling same type. Its cast in many im- barefoot." When Maurice Tourneur and though the matchmaker is at a 36 stroke, a gruelling sprint ac portant roles is different from other offered her the role of Jim Hawkins present negotiating with several of Makers ef Good Shirts for Mare Than 3 Yean cording to the northern method of Droductions. Roy Stewart plays a in his big screen version of "Treasure the best lightweights in the business Portland Office 453 Sherlock Bids.
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