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Ha died there Club for a fight with Taylor In the in some instances, even knees were 1 when Andrews’ was snared VETS CLEAN UP fly by COAST LEAGUE afternoon of September 7 at the I visible, which was not to the liking Probes Crash Stout. Holman reached first for the San Francisco baseball park. Fos- of “certain officials.” As the Out- Collision Vets in the sixth on Henning’s ter said he considered Taylor a hard-j come of the Lord Chamberlain's or- ON ELKS AGAIN; fumble of his grounder but expired CLUBS TRAVEL or battler than Villa, whom McLur- der u new material lias been brought 11 here when Woodard fanned for the nln outweighed by eight pounds. ; into use by the modistes to meet i third out. Tile Mission promoters are liogo- the occasion. It is a very heavy The Pacific Coast League clubs [ In suranee - Hooters for the Elks got some timing lor it sortie between Dave j rope de chine known as court crepe, WINNING 2 TO 1 were traveling yesterday and will ! encouragement in the last of the Shade and Harry Orel) on the same' ind made into specially designed jpen tills afternoon on the follow- seventh. After the Vets had taken date, with the idea of having Grab's, slips to be worn under court gowns. I ing schedule for the week: don’t one-run lead. Ryan singled to right middleweight crown tin- high stake j Why you take it now and |a Seattle at Vernon. Leaders Llks field. Cunningham tried hard to du- of tlte battle. Foster proposed to MECHANICAL MOVIE CAMERA League Outplay San Francisco at Sacramento. let us pay the first loss. ! plicate but his fly to left was throw McLarnin and Taylor into the NOW IN USE IN HOLLYWOOD and Win Second Los Angeles at Salt Lake. Straight by Heinke. Keaton hit to breach in the event that the bigger jspeared Portland at Oakland. Game Yesterday. short forcing Ryan at second. T. fellows fail to sign. It is under- HOLLYWOOD, Cal., July 21.—Me- INSURANCE—All Forms Keaton hurried his throw to first stood that Shade is more than wil chanical genius, as well as the cre- for a ative of dramatic art which In on oof the prettiest games of double and the ball was wide. GAMES YESTERDAY. ling to fight for the crown here, powers Pitcher Keaton going to second but (ireb has failed to to flourish in this moving picture col- the season, the league leading Vet- | National League. respond With the fans for a hit li ony, lias given a third hand, a me- erans last night defeated the Elks pleading New York 0; Cincinnati 5. the urgent telegram offering him the tic the score, was fanned chanical one, to tlie moving picture for the second time in two days, Gallagher Philadelphia G; Pittsburgh 3. date with tilts conquerer of Jimmy ALLEN SHATTUCK Uneel for the last out. photographer. winning 2 to 1. scoring the winning by Brooklyn 4; St. Louis 3. Slattery. Heralding the days when the popu- INSURANCE—REAL run in the last inning. It was a American ESTATE Box Score and Summary League. lar conception of the photographer, pitchers' battle all the way through Chicago 3, 7; Boston 1, 10. intently turning a camera trank with witli Oneel and Keaton dividing hon- Cleveland 1; 9. LEGION. Washington his twisted about Ills ors cap head, will evenly. St. Louis 3; Philadelphia 8. _ A I! P H TO A E be gone, motor driven cameras have ____/ The Elks was below worldTecord fielding par Detroit 9; New York 0. Hanna, us. 110 12 1 recently been placed In operation. and cost them the game. Both the r—--—-n Keaton, 2b. 3 0 12 11 The device is a small motor at- Vets’ runs crossed the plate through Manning, lb. 3 1 2 0 0 ( STANDING OF THE CLUBS. tached to the camera and connect- misplays. At the same time, the MADE, PADDOCK Thomas, c. 4 0 1 5 1 (I Pacific Coast ed in such a to insure regu- Elks run. while as League. way lone credited w. l. Pet FIRE ALARM CALLS Heinke, If. 3 0 0 2 o o larity of speed. A press of a but- earned, came as the result of a 11 21 San Francisco ... G7 37 .Gil ELSINC,FOR.S, Finland. July Stout, cf. 3 0 0 2 0 o ton on the tripod lends the desired disputed two-bagger followed a of ran 1-3 Third and by .... Charlie Paddock. California, Franklin. 3b. Salt Lake 59 45 .667 | I Holman, 3 0 0 1 0 0 speed, while the cameraman turns 1-4 single. Seattle 125 meters in 10 and three fifths Front and Franklin. Woodard, rf. 3 0 0 1 0 tt 58 46 .558 Ills attention elsewhere until the How Tallied 1-5 Front, near They Los Angeles 57 4 6 .553 seconds here yesterday. This is said Ferry Way. O’Neel, p. 3 0 11 1 (. scene is "shot.” The pressing of an- 1-G Film The Legion’s first score came in to constitute a world record. Front, opp. Exchange. Portland 46 51 .474 other button the camera. I 1-7 the fourth inning. Manning nit stops ] Front, opp. City Wharf. Oakland 46 57 .447 1- 8 of Totals .2!) 2 5 21 8 2 While the ’’third hand,” directors Front, near Saw Mill. back center. The ball hid itself 2- 1 ELKS. Sacramento 40 63 .388 OSTERIS insures of Willoughby at Totem Oroc. in the grass and IvAMErT say. regularity speed An Investigation to fit respon- Manning perched Vernon 3 9 67 2-3 All R II PO A E .38 8 more effectively than the most ex- nibllity for the collapse of tha Willoughby, opp. Cole IUrn. on third when it was returned to FRESHMAN COACH 2-4 1 o 1 the attention of Pickwick Club’s building In Bos- Front and Seward, the diamond, lie scored when Gal- Gallagher, ss.,rf. 0 0 3 pert. cameraman, Governor 2-5 Front and Main. c. 3-0 0 7 2 1 the once taken from ton, has been launched by who was a mile off in his Coughlin, National League. BY NEW LEADER photographer, lagher. Alvan T. Fuller. Moro than forty 2-6 Second and Main. Andrews, lb. 2 0 0 5 1 0 w L. Pet the camera, may be directed to light- playing form, hooted Hanna’s groun- lives dis- 2-7 Fifth and Seward. — persona lost their la the Doyle, 2 b. 3 112 0 1 Pittsburgh 50 33 .602 LOS ANGELES, July 21. Fred I ing effects, which are considered der. aster. 2- 9 Fire Hall. New York 5 3 35 Osier, former backfield star at the his most The Bills tied in half of Henning, 3b., ss. 3 0 13 11 .602 j important assignment. 3- 2 Gastineau and their 1 Hawn Way. 3b. 3 0 13 1 Brooklyn 4 3 43 .500 Univedslty of Minnesota and coacli the same inning. Doyle slammed (lie Geyer, If., 1 3-4 Second and Gold. Cincinnati 42 43 .494 ;it Oak Park High School, Chicago, NAVAL AIR SERVICE 3-5 pill down Hie left field foul line. Ryan, cf. 2 0 2 1 0 0 Fourth and Harris, ia SEES NO NEED FOR rf... 1 0 St. Louis .. 42 45 .483 1924, lias been selected Head Swiss 3-6 Fifth and Gold. Umpire Duteher lost it in the sun Lauteman, 0 0 0 0 by Village Submerged AMBULANCE PLANES rf I f 2 0 0 1 0 C Philadelphia .... 4 1 45 ,477 Coach William "Bill" Spaulding to 3-7 Fifth and East. and a free for all debate was staged. Cunningham, 300 Years — Ago Reappears 3 0 0 1 Chicago 38 47 .4 act as freshman football coach at 3-8 Seventh and Gold. The Keaton, p. 0 0 47 — Elks had the best debating team WASHINGTON, July 21. The 3- 8 Boston 35 52 .402 the University of California, south- Fifth and Kennedy. and won the decision, Doyle getting big scouting planes that do duty SAAS-IM-GRUND. Switzerland, 4- 1 Ninth, back of Totals .26 1 5 21 7 7 ern branch, it was announced here. power house credit for a two-bagger. Henning with the fleets are to take July 21.—Reappearance of a village 4-2 is due to arrive in lain ample Calhoun, opp.
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